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Jolly Roger menu, approximately 1940
Jolly Roger, 8720 Bothell Way (now Lake City Way)
Die-cut menu, illustrated with pirate imagery inside and on the cover, drawn by E. Nabnit. Restaurant was a "roadhouse" just outside the Seattle city limits of 85th St. Menu offers Special Table D'Hote dinners for $1.25. Chef is listed as Ed Madigan.
PH Coll 617 Series IIII. Restaurants: Seattle: I-P.The Forties Illustrated Menus Novelty Menu
Fashion collection Jolly Roger
V diplomskem delu je opisan proces nastajanja kostumografije za neodvisni film Jolly Roger. V teoretičnem delu sem proučila svet filma na splošno, kostumografijo v filmu in podžanr znanstvene fantastike, tako imenovani cyberpunk, ki je poleg kavbojstva ena glavnih inspiracij nastale kolekcije.
V eksperimentalnem delu sem razvila kolekcijo Jolly Roger na osnovi trajnostnega oblikovanja – upcikliranja že nošenega jeansa, nahrbtnikov in drugih oblačil ter tekstilij.The "Jolly Roger" thesis describes the process of creating costume design for the independent film Jolly Roger.
In the theoretical part I explored the world of film in general, the costume design in film, and the science fiction sub-genre "cyberpunk", which is one of the main inspirations in addition to cowboy.
In the experimental part, I developed the Jolly Roger collection based on sustainable design - upcycling of already worn denim, backpacks and other clothing and textiles
Jolly Roger menu, ca. 1960
This pirate-themed restaurant, located at 8721 Bothell Way (now Lake City Way), was built in the early 1930s. Originally called the Chinese Castle, it became the Jolly Roger in around 1936, when it was purchased Nellie and Oroville Cleveland. The Jolly Roger continued to serve patrons for another 40 years. The building was designated a Seattle historic landmark in 1979, but was damaged in an arson fire in 1989 and demolished in 1991.Caption information sources: HistoryLink.org, Essay 348, "Jolly Roger restaurant burns in arson fire on October 19, 1989"; The Seattle Times, "The legend of Seattle’s Jolly Roger cafe" by Paul Dorpat, February 25, 2013. Retrieved at http://www.seattletimes.com/pacific-nw-magazine/the-legend-of-seattles-jolly-roger-cafe/.1 menu; 14 x 10.25 in., folded to 7 x 10.25 in
Jolly Roger restaurant, Seattle, ca. 1935
Built in 1929 as China Castle, renamed The Jolly Roger in the 1930s.
It was located at 8721 Lake City Way (formerly Bothell Way).
It burned down on October 19, 1989.
[Source of note: Alan J. Stein, 'Jolly Roger restaurant burns in arson fire on October 19, 1989,' last viewed in HistoryLink.org at http://www.historylink.org/output.CFM?file_ID=3481.]Signs in image include: Jolly Roger.
Dancing, Dinner.
Cross Roads. Make Full Stop.1 photographic print: b&w; 8 x 9 7/8 in
Menu from the Jolly Roger
When Washington voters authorized Prohibition in 1916, roadhouses sprang up outside the city limits, throughout unincorporated King County. Policed by the thinly-spread King County Sheriff’s department, they were popular locations for speakeasies selling illegal liquor and purveying prostitution and gambling. There are many stories about the roadhouse that became known as the Jolly Roger. According to one story, the Prohibition-era China Castle, in Lake City, boasted a tower with a watchman, who signaled the approach of police bent on a raid. Patrons reputedly could escape arrest by racing into tunnels under the road. Renamed the Jolly Roger, the restaurant was a fixture on Lake City Way from 1933 on, listed as a Seattle Historic Landmark in 1979. Ten years later, the Jolly Roger burned to the ground
Jolly Roger Express nose art
Nose art of the Jolly Roger Express B-24 bomber, 90th Bombardment Group.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-90thbg1/1027/thumbnail.jp
Jolly Roger tail art
The Jolly Roger insignia, white skull and crossed bombs, was painted on the tail of every plane in the 90th Bombardment Group thus giving them the nickname, The Jolly Rogers.https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-mss-90thbg1/1024/thumbnail.jp
Jolly Roger (2019)
Project Open Door holds rotating exhibitions of teen works at RISD\u27s Jolly Roger Deli. So far POD has shown work from our Saturday Portfolio Program, collage self portraits and prints, as well as teen photographs from a Summer Photography program, Environmental Portraiture, with Scott Lapham.https://digitalcommons.risd.edu/tlad_projectopendoor_exhibitions_jollyroger/1000/thumbnail.jp
Development of Jolly Roger game in Unity engine
U ovom radu opisuje se izrada videoigre Jolly Roger. Definirana je razlika između tipa i žanra videoigara. Jolly Roger je po tipu platformer, a po žanru akcijska igra. Cilj igre je dovesti glavnog lika Jolly Rogera do njegovog broda. U radu se također nalazi i opis alata Unity koji je korišten prilikom razvoja igre kako bi se ostvarila potrebna funkcionalnost objekata u igri, kao što je upravljanje likom i kretanje na sceni, određivanje fizike objektima, računanje rezultata i praćenje napretka. Istaknuta je implementacija navedenih funkcionalnosti objekata pomoću C# programskog jezika
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