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I hand paint all my wooden boxes and everything on it is handmade by me using polymer clay . You can visit my shop at
The box's lid has a large flap that slides down the front, which would be a bit hard to close if I would've just shoveled the bricks in, like in Pic. 5.
Paper Mache elephant card box from our wedding. I made it myself over several months, on and off. He's completely hollow! I'd love to make these for other brides. Photo by Lauren Hill.
The Isabella Jewelry box set comes with a matching ottoman. It is designed and handcrafted in America! Isabella is a great gift for the upcoming Administrative Assistant's Day.
I loved the juxtaposition of this typically British telephone box next to the river estuary in Devon England. Taken with the a nikon D90
This is my cheapo strobist lighting set-up.
SOFT BOX:
18" cardboard box with sides and top cut out. Tracing paper has been taped over with scotch tape. Black foam core board in back, with skinny sheets to the sides (in the bottom photo only) to block some of the light getting directly on the backing. Black granite tile on the base to serve as a reflective bottom.
LIGHTING RIG:
I'm using 3 desk lamps, each with a 3-light ceiling fixture attached, and springs brought out further for added strength. Each light is a 25 cent fluorescent light at 23 watts and 1,600 lumens that I got from Grocery Outlet. One of the desk lamps is larger so I can use it to light directly from the top, and is currently not in use. Right now I have 9,600 lumens of light for my scenes in 2 directions. When the third is is actually in use, it's 14,400 lumens.
In total, I spent about $60, but I got some stuff for free. Had I bought everything, you could figure I would have spent about $120 maybe. Some of what I have isn't assembled yet either, light a 3 gang light box with switches for easier use of the lighting rigs.
For more ideas, go to strobist.com
Oii pessoal! Resolvi recomeçar o meu flickr, pois ele estava todo bagunçado e abandonado. Agora postarei com frequência e a foto de inauguração é bem antiguinha, de quase 3 anos atrás! Foi em Fevereiro de 2012, quando recebi minhas primeiras Pullips!
Eu sempre quis ter Pullips, babava nas fotos lindas e sonhava em quando poderia ter pelo menos uma. Mas como elas são caras, eu imaginava que iria demorar rs.
Até que um dia, a minha madrinha soube do meu desejo e disse que me daria uma de presente de aniversário. Fiquei super feliz né?
E assim começou a dúvida sobre qual Pullip escolher. Afinal, só seria uma e depois não iria comprar outra tão cedo, então tinha que ser super bem escolhida!
E depois de muuuito pensar (muuuito mesmo rs) eu escolhi a Hatsune Miku LOL. Achei ela linda com o seu cabelo turquesa, ainda mais porque eu amo cabelos coloridos. E o outfit extra também era uma fofura!
Pullip escolhida, era só esperar. Quando chegou a caixa, fiquei toda animada e assim que abri, veio a surpresa: Não era apenas uma e sim, DUAS PULLIPS! Nossa, vocês não tem noção da alegria que fiquei.
Além da que eu escolhi, minha madrinha comprou outra, o modelo que ela mais havia gostado e me deu. Era a Romantic Alice Pink Version. Linda, linda, linda, com um cabelo maravilhoso e uma riqueza de detalhes impressionante.
E assim foi meu 1º box moment, surpreendente! Hoje em dia eu ainda só tenho elas duas, mas esse ano já estou providenciando mais!
E como as coisas são engraçadas né, sem querer minha madrinha escolheu um modelo limitado e que hoje em dia é super difÃcil de achar. Sou muito sortuda né?
Espero que vocês tenham gostado! Beijos ♥
A variation of the minimalist BOX with a shelf dividing the interior. 29 high by 45" wide by 14" deep. Walnut
This was taken with my home made light box..I am trying to see what works and what does not, my frog was handy so I chose him to shoot.
all critiques are welcome!!
I created this box using an empty Altoids candy tin box. I covered the top with Sculpey Ultra Light clay before I painted it with acrylic paing. I glued a tiny mirror to the top inside half of the box. For the bottom, I took a photograph that I took of two dolphins during a visit to the National Aquarium in Baltimore and I glued the graphic to the inside bottom of the box before I covered it with two layers of Modge Podge. Then I poured just enough resin to cover the bottom.
'The Executioner' Future Hall of Fame'r
NY. 10.9.2003
Box - Holger Keifel
ISBN: 978-85-89854-64-1
200 páginas
210mm x 167mm
One of the perks of getting packages from artsy friends...coolest boxes, EVER!! Thanks @Ratkiss!! xoxoxoxo
Available at: www.simplycoolgifts.com
The box is made of oak wood with pecan finish!
Inside the box there's a small hand powered instrument which is playing a short heartwarming melody while you're turning the handle!
With the different motifs and melodies they're suitable for any occasions: birthdays, baby showers, bridal showers, anniversaries, bar mitzvahs, engagement, Valentine's day, family reunions, graduations or as thank you gifts or get well gifts as well!
This particular box
measures: (W x D x H): 2 3/4" x 2 1/2" x 1 3/4"
and has the "Blue Danube" melody built in!