It felt like the tips had been cut artfully away with an X-Acto knife.
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Sometimes, he removed pages with an X-acto knife and put the book back on the shelf.
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Draping jersey from precisely squared-off (though not gigantic) shoulders, he took an X-Acto knife to the silhouette.
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Mr. Priore sometimes used an X-acto knife to remove part of a book and sell it individually, prosecutors contend.
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"Your personal anger depletes you," she told the woman, her X-Acto-knife jaw jutted outward and her head high.
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It took him three days to make the jacket with 150 hand-grommetted holes, an X-Acto knife and LED lights.
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I walked back to my office, picked up the X-Acto knife from the drafting table, and took the train home.
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He makes these by cutting into colored boards with an X-Acto knife, designing the shapes intuitively, but working with precision.
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"I always recommend having a credit card to smooth out bubbles and an X-Acto knife to cut the access," she advises.
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Cut squares around your designs and letters and cut out any colored-in areas with either scissors or an X-Acto knife.
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When it came to making collages, Brainard was an alchemist who only needed an X-Acto knife and glue to make something unexpected happen.
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We used two mini pumpkins, painting one with a wash of white acrylic and cutting the stem off the other with an X-Acto knife.
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Zhao, then a student in New York City, had attacked her victim, Shin Seo Young, with an X-Acto knife in the fair's Nova sector.
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Back at the quaint New Jersey home, Vogel and the technicians break apart the leather recliner with an X-Acto knife, an electric saw, and a sledgehammer.
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After failing, like Wright, to build the National Life Insurance Building, I would recommend having a very sharp X-Acto knife, self-healing cutting mat, and time for concentration.
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Evan recommends using a paring knife to cut through the top of a pumpkin and often uses woodworking tools or precision knives, like an X-Acto knife, for detail work.
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According to the Augusta Chronicle, Brown attempted to kick the riders out, but when they didn't oblige she allegedly pulled out an X-Acto knife and stabbed the women multiple times.
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You could think of that step as the digital equivalent of making an image out of construction paper with an X-Acto knife, every shape big or small has its own piece.
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Siyuan Zhao, who was arrested for stabbing a woman with an X-acto knife at Art Basel Miami Beach in early December, pleaded not guilty to a charge of first-degree attempted murder.
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It's not random, it's never random, and a good model-maker sits there with like a bowl full of 35 little greebles and an X-Acto knife, carefully placing them where it feels right.
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Scientists have watched since 2014 as a fissure in the ice carved out a slice of the Larsen C Ice Shelf as if someone were taking a giant X-Acto Knife to the ice.
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Another thing to mention is that my walls were almost exactly the same size of the panels, so I did not need to use an X-Acto knife (I simply folded the excess around the edges of the wall).
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Though most of us understand that Dr. Lee's procedures are not to be tried at home — Nick, 27, missed the memo — and decided her could operate on the grape-sized lump popping out of his leg with an X-ACTO knife.
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This clean technique includes: gargling with mouth wash, brushing his teeth, cleaning the incision site—usually the back—with hydrogen peroxide, making a small cut with a brand new X-Acto knife, and sucking away a maximum of six ounces.
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As these things go, it turned out he was a pathological narcissist who deflowered middle schoolers on the side and would do things like carve into his chest with an X-acto knife when I went to a birthday party without him.
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Supply List: (1) Foam Brush (1) White Spray Paint (1) Wooden Plaque (1) White Acrylic Paint (1) Gold Paint Pen, Medium Tip (1) Black Paint Pen, Fine Tip (1) Foam Board (1) X-acto Knife (1) Angled Cutting Tool (1) Hot Glue Gun and Sticks (1) Garden Flamingo Obsessed with this DIY?
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Over the years, Mr. Priore told the authorities, he removed items from the library — sometimes he used an X-acto knife to remove a part of a book, and other times he simply carried out a whole book or map — and dropped them off at Caliban Book Shop on his way home from work.
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The latter is the Instagram account of Adam Hale, the collage artist who takes images from free weekly magazines, the sort most people grab but quickly toss, and upcycles them into meticulously composed and slightly surrealist collages that, though they appear to be digitally created, are made with paste and an X-acto knife.
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While Suesan was unconscious, Knorr ordered her then 15-year-old son Robert to remove the bullet with an X-Acto knife. Suesan awoke the following day in immense pain. Over the following days, she developed sepsis and became delirious. Knorr attempted to treat her with ibuprofen and antibiotics.
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Together, they achieved success when they invented the X-Acto knife. Glück's mother was a graduate of Wellesley College. In her childhood, Glück's parents taught her Greek mythology and classic stories such as the life of Joan of Arc. She began to write poetry at an early age.
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3, pp. 337–343, 348. Speculum Orbis Terrarum was once the object of an attempted theft from the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, by rare map thief Forbes Smiley. Smiley was caught and arrested after a library staff member found his X-Acto knife on the floor.
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Then you have to cut up errors with an X-Acto knife. I was working in a fever most of the time, so excited to be getting it done. I was thinking how much runners were going to like it," Parker said. "There's stuff about training in there, there's stuff about running history, there's stuff about physiology and biology.
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Ray Ferrer (born August 3, 1979) was a world-renowned, American artist known for his work with spray paint and hand-cut stencils. Ferrer's medium was a variation of Spray paint art. He typically painted a canvas dark and then painted onto it through a stencil with a lighter colour. He used an X-Acto knife to cut his stencils.
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Following her graduation, she took a job at the Washington Department of Ecology. There she created her first children's book, Wetlands. The 1992 publication by the Washington State Department of Ecology remained in print until 2015, and (as of 2017) remains available in PDF form. McClure creates papercuts using an X-Acto knife in a style partially inspired by Works Progress Administration posters.
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The characters of Pete and Isabelle also die in different ways in the novel. Pete, after seeing Doris' spirit in his room and becoming possessed, slits his wrists with an X-ACTO knife. Isabelle, after being possessed by Doris, sits in her bathtub with a plugged-in hair dryer, electrocuting herself. The finale of the novel differs greatly from the film.
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Fixed- blade X-Acto knife for handicrafts and model making. Large fixed-blade utility knives are most often employed in an outdoors context, such as fishing, camping, or hunting. Outdoor utility knives typically feature sturdy blades from in length, with edge geometry designed to resist chipping and breakage. The term "utility knife" may also refer to small fixed-blade knives used for crafts, model-making and other artisanal projects.
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This clip requires a deck of cards and an X-Acto knife. Before your friend comes over, you are supposed to take the five of diamonds and carefully cut out the middle diamond with the knife, then you place the doctored card into the deck. You tell your friend that Penn & Teller are going to be on TV with MTV VJ Alan Hunter. Then you tell your friend that he will be the Magician for an interactive card trick.
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In 1930 a house designer asked Doniger if he could create something for him that would help him crop some advertisements, Doniger agreed and created what we now know as the X-Acto Knife. Originally, Doniger's intention was to sell it as a scalpel but because it was difficult to clean, he decided not to sell it as a scalpel instead his brother in law Daniel Glück (father of poet Louise Glück) convinced him that he should sell it as a craft tool.
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X-Acto knife Graphical and model-making scalpels tend to have round handles, with textured grips (either knurled metal or soft plastic). The blade is usually flat and straight, allowing it to be run easily against a straightedge to produce straight cuts. There are many kinds of graphic arts blades; the most common around the graphic design studio is the #11 blade which is very similar to a #11 surgical blade (q.v.). Other blade shapes are used for wood carving, cutting leather and heavy fabric, etc.
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By the time he was twelve years old, Selberg was making mechanical puppets and performing at local schools, malls and churches. He reports that he carved his first basswood figure at the age of sixteen with only an X-acto knife. As time went on, he became so engrossed with creating figures that he gave up performing with them. Selberg was selected to attend an exclusive application program in high school referred to as NOVEC (North Oakland County Vocational Education Center) which offered a commercial studies art program to students who exhibited aptitude.
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Today these techniques and the term "customizing" have been adopted worldwide to become effectively hobby standard. Acrylics (brushed or air-brushed), oil paints, brushed-on pastel dust, and etching away the original finish paint with an x-acto knife are all common materials and methods for altering the appearance of a model. Coloured pencils, watercolour (pencil and paint), and even ink are sometimes used as well. The preference for sculpted or hair manes and tails goes in and out of vogue and can vary by region as well.
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He suggested inserting one frame that was much lighter than the others while printing the film on an optical printer, making the light seem to vibrate. Shin also recommended adding a degausser sound on top of the other sounds for the weapon since the sound would be reminiscent of a magnetic field. The whole process took one week, surprising his company. Lucasfilm showed Shin the finished product, having followed his suggestions to use an X-Acto knife to give the lightsaber a very sharp look, and to have sound accompany the weapon's movements.
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Towers was in charge of radio broadcasting at the USDA from 1952 to 1974, where he developed agriculture- related programs for broadcast on American radio networks. He retired from the USDA in 1974 and what had been a hobby of remastering rare recordings, primarily of jazz groups, became a second career. He used techniques such as manually scraping imperfections such as pops and hisses from reel-to-reel tapes with an X-Acto knife. He lived in Hyattsville, Maryland and, from 1991, in Ashton until he died at age 96 in 2010 in nearby Rockville from Parkinson's disease.
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He worked for several years as a clown with both Ringling and Circus Vargas before moving to Maryland, where he was hired by his future wife, Donna Harris, in 1975 to join the Prince George's Country Puppet Theatre. They married in 1976, six months after meeting, and without going on a single date. In 1980, they started the Clarion Puppet Theatre (later known as the Clarion Shadow Theatre), where he learned to use an X-Acto knife to cut out jointed shadow puppets and background scenery. The Clarion Shadow Theatre toured in schools, theaters and at the Smithsonian.
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Officials: At least 14 hurt in Texas stabbing, Yahoo! News (April 9, 2013) The weapons used were an X-Acto knife and a scalpel.Sheriff: Fantasy led man to stabbing, Houston Chronicle (April 10, 2013) The attack ended when the suspect was subdued by multiple students, who held him down on the ground until authorities arrived and arrested him.14 People Stabbed at Lone Star Community College in Texas, ABC News (April 9, 2013)Lone Star Stabbing: Suspect Arrested After Texas Community College Attack, Huffington Post (April 9, 2013) Dylan Quick, a 20-year-old student at the school, was charged in the attack.
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Dr. Dick is later seen helping various women with their tragedies, and is later seen performing surgery once more on two men. Dr. Dick hears another call - 'Help!' - via his stethoscope, coming from an island with an active volcano and steps on top of fish in the ocean in order to save the blonde haired women. Dr. Dick breaks into a room and finds out that a green squid kidnapped the blonde-haired women, and transforms his briefcase into a deck of cards and into an X-Acto knife to slice the green squid apart and save the blonde-haired women, whom he too kisses.
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After killing George, Kearney took the body into his bathroom, where he first sodomized the body as it lay in the bathtub and afterward proceeded to dismember and skin it with an X-Acto knife. Afterward, Kearney decided to extract the bullet from the victim's head to ensure that it would not be traced to his gun, then buried the dismembered body behind his garage. Kearney did not kill for over a year following this murder, primarily out of fear that law enforcement would inquire about George's disappearance. As time passed, Kearney greatly refined his modus operandi, which enabled him to carry out his crimes much more efficiently and frequently. Starting in 1974, Kearney is estimated to have committed murders on an almost monthly basis.
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A Stanley 99E utility knife, fully retracted The fixed or folding blade utility knife is popular for both indoor and outdoor use. One of the most popular types of workplace utility knife is the retractable or folding utility knife (also known as a Stanley knife, box cutter, X-Acto knife, or by various other names). These types of utility knives are designed as multi-purpose cutting tools for use in a variety of trades and crafts. Designed to be lightweight and easy to carry and use, utility knives are commonly used in factories, warehouses, construction projects, and other situations where a tool is routinely needed to mark cut lines, trim plastic or wood materials, or to cut tape, cord, strapping, cardboard, or other packaging material.
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As Teddy tries to change a flat tire on the van, the vehicle starts itself and proceeds to ram itself into a tree, the inside of which, Teddy finds the hockey mask of Jason Voorhees. Putting on Jason's mask, Teddy is possessed by it and proceeds to track down and begin murdering several of the football players and cheerleaders, eventually finding and knocking out both Russ Johnson and Summer Stone. Taking the unconscious Summer to an altar in a cave in nearby Crystal Hill, Teddy prepares to cut her heart out with an X-Acto knife, before being attacked by an awakened Russ, who had followed him to the cave. Working together, Summer and Russ manage to kill Teddy, lighting him on fire and tearing Jason's mask, and his face, off.
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