Lost Article about Hummingbirds

[Droogs]

A good few years ago, I managed to find an extraordinary article about making a marquetry piece of a Hummingbird. It included a fascinating how to for creating the appearance of blurred motion for the birds wings. The technique was really quite ingenious and the resulting image was almost like a photograph in the way it showed the motion blur of the wings.
Now I unfortunately had this on as a DL on a previous machine and stupidly didn't manage to copy it and have as a result lost it. All i can remember was that it was written by or about a lady of South American extraction. if anyone has this article or can remember seeing it in a blog etc could you give me a link. Thanks in advance

 

[AES]

@Droogs: I think (rpt only think) I have copy of that. But as ever, it'll take me a bit of time to see where (if) it is. I'll come back to you either way, but don't hold yer breath!

 

[donwatson]

It would be nice to see.

 

[Lons]

It would be nice to see.

And for me too

 

[AES]

Sorry folks, "AES & his big fat mouth"!!! I was sure (well almost anyway) that I have seen that article but can I find it? "Can I 'eck as like"!!!! I really have spent time searching all the "corners" of both my on-board and external disks. Nothing, sorry.

So anyone else looking at this can add my name to the list of people who'd like to see it.

 

[Droogs]

but ty for trying @AES

 

[AES]

but ty for trying @AES

Yeah, I KNOW Droogsy mate "You just CANNOT get the staff these days!"

 

[Droogs]

I just wish I could remember the original search terms I used. It was a really obscure site/blog/pdf document it came from but was soooo good

 

[gregmcateer]

Is there a 'marquetry today' type magazine or forum that could assist?