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Mayhem Festival
@ San Manuel Amphitheater
San Bernardino, CA
July 5, 2014
All photos © Kaley Nelson Photography - www.KaleyNelson.com
This is what happens when you wonder what a Neo head looks like on a Middie body. Well… technically it's a Picco Neemo s body.
Illustration by Tiffany Hoy, fabric printed by Spoonflower. Available in Spoonflower store epiphany16 (www.spoonflower.com/profiles/epiphany16)
Hope wearing the Licca body and Riley totally rocking the Obitsu body, I like it.... even though the height difference, but Riley wears it well :) ....
I really like the body, she wears those overalls brilliantly and she can also pose and stand on her own too - I like that.....
Her hands and legs are obviously longer - that's ok, she is wearing a pink stripe blythe top I made and it fits well :) .....
After many poses none of her limbs came out of their sockets lol - which I thought they might. All in all I like this body (its skinny) but you can hide the fact - I think she will keep it on :)
Body pose practice in my art journal. Pose referenced from ArtPose app for iOS. Amazing app. Drawn with ballpoint pen.
Sabonete LÃquido nas fragrâncias Love Spell, Morango com Champagne e Sweet Daydream da Victoria's Secret.
A verdigris-green bronze egg by artist Gavin Turk on the river-facing patio at Somerset House in London
Watch it here: youtu.be/cd3UBZysWTw
Warm Bodies Parody by The Hillywood Show®
© 2013 C E Mitchell Photo
This is another Buckeye Road business.
What you see in the background is the body shop.
No other buildings out of sight.
I spotted this freshly painted VW the other day on my way to work. Because Sara has an attachment to these little bugs I thought I'd share this shot with her.
I can't imagine what it's like to paint a car out in the open like this. Especially since we live in the desert and there is almost always dust blowing around. It is a pretty neat color though I doubt it was a stock color.
As a one-time special treat we let them color on themselves as much as they wanted. I was actually pretty impressed with the quality of Eloise's work. She achieved that facial hair effect herself -- without the benefit of a mirror! (Parental pride doesn't discriminate.)