Elevator

This is the test elevator as part of Russell's tutorial. The last image i have posted is the elevator doesnt come back to the ground floor. I will ask Jules in the tutorial tomorrow why this is the case as the co-ordinates are the same as the starting point.

Valley

Brandenburg Tor - The gates that still stand from the Berlin Wall


Weblog, "Germany:, 2008, http://liebling91.wordpress.com/ (assessed 10th May 2010)




Sydney Tower - Iconic building in Sydney Australia
Earth Documentary, "Sydney Tower", http://www.earthdocumentary.com/sydney_tower.htm (assessed May 2010)


I have chosen to do an urban valley. I chose two iconic building from Germany and Australia. These have then been scaled to be sizes that are relatively close, since the size difference is over 300m in height.

Progressional 2 points

Like previously, these are not 100% finished. One needs to be redrawn (the bottom one) and not all are scanned. I figured its best to put up as much work as i could for the time being until i post my final 18

Progressional 1 Points

Not all are up yet. There are two pages i missed in scanning, will have the others up soon.

Mash-up

The public must learn about the new range, creating an educated genius, by the Russian President Dmitri Medvedev. He has a mind to say that the global fiscal and monetary stimulus is in balance with inflation and the borrowing mean. It is the duty of the public to promote the nation's economy, with it expected to shrink by at least 6%

Miranda had the importance of rising in a small country town in Russia, under the Baltic Sea. It taught me about the benefits of a healthy, organic lifestyle. Merkel's husband, who is famously the blind man, freak or idiot, can personally embrace the planet with ambitions to realise gas and coal concerns. Merkel's opinion polls grew as she grew close to the land and nature.

Text One:

Miranda had this to say about the new range "I grew up in a small country town in Australia, with a family that embrace and understand the importance of living close to the land and in balance with nature. It taught me about the benefits of a healthy, organic lifestyle. That's why I'm thrilled to be creating a certified organic product, which means, its best for the planet, best for me personally and best for you."

Rocko McKeon, "Miranda Kerr", http://www.webwombat.com.au/lifestyle/fashion_beauty/kerr.htm (accessed May 14, 2010)

Text Two:

"The public must learn that the blind man is neither genius nor a freak nor an idiot. He has a mind that can be educated, a hand which can be trained, ambitions which it is right for him to strive to realise, and it is the duty of the public to help him make the best of himself so that he can win light through work."

Royal National Institute of Blind People, "Helen Keller", 2010, http://www.rnib.org.uk/aboutus/aboutsightloss/famous/pages/helenkeller.aspx (accessed May 14, 2010)

Text Three:

Seeking second term in national general election at the end of September; plans to form new coalition with the liberal Free Democrats and ditch her current governing partner, the center-left Social Democrats. Recent opinion polls favor her succession. Critics gripe Merkel's government has been slow to restructure and recapitalize banking system; nation's economy expected to shrink by at least 6% this year. Merkel's bent is to unwind the global fiscal and monetary stimulus over concerns about rising borrowing and future inflation, but she found few backers at the last G-8 summit. Strengthening ties with Russia; In July met with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev to promote the North Stream gas pipeline project, which will carry Russian gas to Europe under the Baltic Sea; also favors Canadian-Russian bid for German carmaker Opel. Merkel's husband, who is famously absent at most functions, has been dubbed "Phantom of the Opera" because he accompanies her to the annual Wagner festival in Bayreuth. — Tatiana Serafin

Forbes, "The 100 Most Powerful Women, #1 Angela Merkel", 2009, http://www.forbes.com/lists/2009/11/power-women-09_Angela-Merkel_34AH.html (accessed May 14, 2010)