diff --git a/content/hand-of-ozymandias.md b/content/hand-of-ozymandias.md index 865fe8f..d7bf0b7 100644 --- a/content/hand-of-ozymandias.md +++ b/content/hand-of-ozymandias.md @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ their shop. I wanted to create a sculpture, so with pieces of scrap metal I welded together this hand. The beads are far from perfect. Working with small pieces of rusted metal made it difficult. -![a rusted metalic hand]({static}/images/hand-of-ozymandias/hand1.jpg) +![a rusted hand welded together out of scrap square stock metal tubing]({static}/images/hand-of-ozymandias/hand1.jpg) ## The Name @@ -25,4 +25,4 @@ grinder. It was made in a machine shop with no real planning done ahead of time. In between welds, I used my own hand as a reference. Below is a picture of me adding a bead to it. -![me welding the hand causing a very bright light]({static}/images/hand-of-ozymandias/hand2.jpg) +![me welding the hand causing a very bright white light that washes out the photo]({static}/images/hand-of-ozymandias/hand2.jpg) diff --git a/content/led-dress.md b/content/led-dress.md index cbe8c63..2d08240 100644 --- a/content/led-dress.md +++ b/content/led-dress.md @@ -8,14 +8,14 @@ wanted to wear a dress that was lit up with LEDs acting as twinkling stars. Seven of the 28 stars are aligned to resemble the Big Dipper constellation and twinkle differently than the rest, which twinkle in a random pattern. -![a blue dress with a number of LEDs shining through the fabric]({static}/images/dress/dress1.jpg) +![a girl wearing a blue dress with a number of LEDs shining through the fabric]({static}/images/dress/dress1.jpg) ## Construction The LEDs came from that strip that was cut up and soldered together with very small wires. Each of the LEDs can be controlled individually. -![the controller circuit board on the left, and the soldered together LEDs on the right]({static}/images/dress/dress2.jpg) +![the controller circuit board, and the string of soldered together LEDs]({static}/images/dress/dress2.jpg) 21 of the stars are light magenta in color and twinkle by fading randomly. The seven LEDs that form the Big Dipper continually scroll through a gradient of diff --git a/content/light-switch.md b/content/light-switch.md index af39aa5..f5dccc0 100644 --- a/content/light-switch.md +++ b/content/light-switch.md @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ face-plate and turned it into a capacitive touch sensor. The slightest touch anywhere on the plate is enough to toggle the light. I had to electrically isolate the metal screws from it because they screw into a grounded switch box. -![a rusted metalic hand]({static}/images/light-switch/light1.jpg) +![my custom light switch, a Raspberry Pi computer, and an old iPhone]({static}/images/light-switch/light1.jpg) ## Function @@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ by an AC-DC converter. This entire process happens quicker than half a second, so it feels instant. -![a rusted metalic hand]({static}/images/light-switch/light2.jpg) +![the front side which has several electrical components]({static}/images/light-switch/light2.jpg) Black stuff's liquid electrical tape -![a rusted metalic hand]({static}/images/light-switch/light3.jpg) +![the back side which has wires soldered to connect all the components]({static}/images/light-switch/light3.jpg) diff --git a/content/painting.md b/content/painting.md index 7ddc098..03642c2 100644 --- a/content/painting.md +++ b/content/painting.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ attempted to paint it. I eventually got it framed at Michaels. Many thanks to my friend Laura for the opportunity to do this, I couldn't have done it without her help. -![a painting of water pouring out of a vase and into a hand]({static}/images/painting/painting1.jpg) +![a painting of water pouring out of a vase and into a hand, then turning to sand]({static}/images/painting/painting1.jpg) ## The Meaning @@ -37,4 +37,4 @@ in. It was quite difficult to get the blending and shadows perfect, but I had Laura to tell me when things didn't look right. Below I am trying to figure out what a hand looks like in a mirror. -![me looking at my own hand in the mirror]({static}/images/painting/painting2.jpg) +![me looking at my own hand in the mirror as a guide]({static}/images/painting/painting2.jpg) diff --git a/content/plant-waterer.md b/content/plant-waterer.md index 9b15a29..56e36e6 100644 --- a/content/plant-waterer.md +++ b/content/plant-waterer.md @@ -38,4 +38,4 @@ it would run backwards until the tube was cleared of water. Also dead :( -![the new version beside a big Min aralia plant]({static}/images/plant-waterer/waterer3.jpg) +![the new version beside a big Ming aralia plant with bushy drooping leaves and skinny stems]({static}/images/plant-waterer/waterer3.jpg) diff --git a/content/solar-car.md b/content/solar-car.md index 819f8ea..8fa1412 100644 --- a/content/solar-car.md +++ b/content/solar-car.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ interests. The car was the top Canadian team in a 3000 km race from Darwin to Adelaide, Australia in 2011. We met up at a shop on campus every Saturday morning to work on the new Generation IV of the solar car. -![the MPPT device, a printed circuit board with components]({static}/images/solar-car/solar1.jpg) +![the MPPT device, a printed circuit board with bulky round electrical components held in my hand]({static}/images/solar-car/solar1.jpg) ## The Helianthus MPPT @@ -20,4 +20,4 @@ without them. The Generation IV car, Schulich Delta (pictured below) uses seven of them: one per section of solar cells with similar lighting conditions. Andrei and I designed the MPPT above. -![a photo of the solar car from the side]({static}/images/solar-car/solar2.jpg) +![the solar car from an angle with a driver inside]({static}/images/solar-car/solar2.jpg) diff --git a/themes/theme/templates/index.html b/themes/theme/templates/index.html index a9db343..9d9d934 100644 --- a/themes/theme/templates/index.html +++ b/themes/theme/templates/index.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ {% endblock %} {% block info %} - A picture of me smiling + me smiling wide and looking into the camera lit up brightly
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