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Assignment: Do a series of [drawings] that show the movement of time.
Documentation of my hair loss in a week.
wood, plywood, hair, glue. 2011.
A comb for senior Maiko for summer.
Senior Maiko wear these combs with a big flower Kanzashi during the summer months when they go out to their ozashiki.
Junior Maiko use to wear them during the daytime too, but not in the evening.
I found this beautiful comb at Ikuokaya.
They are not cheap at all, but the combs for autumn and winter are even more expensive.
My brand new 2013 Classic Aurora doll has been fully deboxed. She is posed standing, supported by a Kaiser doll stand (not included with the doll). She is photographed from various angles. As the sun was low in the sky, most of the photos used the built-in camera flash.
The 2013 Classic Aurora is mostly the same doll as the 2012 model. She has the same face and almost the same dress. The few changes are the return of her iconic curly bang, a swirly glittery pattern in her dark pink satin skirt, and glently curly hair. The skirt is not as wide or as long as the 2012 model. The hair is not as voluminous, but the gentle curls are easy to even out with your fingers after deboxing. Since there is no need to comb the hair to make it neater, there is no tendency for it to get frizzy and poofy, as was the case for the 2012 Aurora. I like the new Aurora much better than the older version.
A major change, common to all the 2013 Classic Princess dolls, is the replacement of the fully articulated legs with the old rubber legs, with fixed angled feet and internal knee joints. I would rather that they fixed the problems with the 2012 legs, but when exposed the rubber legs do look a lot better, with the disadvantage of being much less posable. Also the glitter tends to stick to the rubber legs, and it cannot simply be brushed off.
The packaging for the dolls is much improved. The box art has been completely redesigned, with beautiful decorations unique to each Princess (actually for each movie), and a cameo of the animated movie character. Also the way the dolls are packaged is much simplified, making it much easier and quicker to remove them from the box. Gone is the large plastic spacer between the head and the cardboard backing. Also gone are the tiny plastic T-bar fasteners, which secured the outfits to the backing and left little holes and sometimes runs in the fabric. There are still large T-bar fasteners tacking the back of the doll's head to the backing. Also the dolls with free flowing hair no longer have them flattened and sectioned into two parts, making it hard to even out the back of their hair after deboxing. Instead, their hair is gathered up and placed to one side of the doll, and secured by thread. It looks good as is in the box. Or if the doll is deboxed, it is easy to shake out the hair and even it out using just your fingers.
I just got the new Aurora, Mulan and Tiana Classic dolls from my local DS, on June 18, 2013. They were the only ones they have so far. I got two Auroras because one was fully glittered, and the other had very little glitter (the factory must have missed putting glitter glue on the swirl patterns). Also the less glittery Aurora had a much better curly bang than the other. The dolls all look better than the stock photos on the Disney Store website. And the boxes are beautiful. I will eventually get two copies of each doll, one to debox, the other to keep boxed.
The 2013 Disney Princess Classic Doll Collection, released on June 10, 2013. They consist of 11-12'' articulated dolls of the 11 official Disney Princesses, from Snow White to Merida, as well as Princes, Villains and Sidekicks. When I get the dolls in person, I will photograph them boxed, during deboxing and fully deboxed. I will also post reviews and comparative photos.
Classic Disney Princess Aurora Doll - 12''
US Disney Store
Released online June 10, 2013.
Purchased in store June 18, 2013.
$14.95
Classic Dolls $10 each when you buy 2 or more
2714 - I scraped off the caps on the sides of the comb and then mushed it all up together....next I poured this into a strainer and the honey is slowly filtering through into a clean pot. It is so different than store bought honey. It tastes like the wild woods....trees, flowers, sweet and rich.
We got on the wrong train from Middelfart to Århus and ended up in Lunderskov. We then got on the slow train to Århus. Two teenage girls were aboard who made their hair styling activities into performance art for the entire car. Loud, working in the aisle and as happily unaware as could be, they fixed each other's hair in a variety of styles and filled the air with hair spray. Of course, during a long, slow journey, I got out the camera and took the occasional snap of scenery flying by and people in the window reflections. When my partner took a comb to her hair I grabbed a shot of both her and one of the happy young hairdressers in action.
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Staccatene un pezzo con le dita, schiacciate la cera contro il palato, lasciate che la lingua anneghi nella senzione di dolce fino a quando non diventa così intensa da trasformarsi in calore...ripetere ad libitum
Where the genertator and turbine was: now a garage without a drive.
The mines worked intermittently throughout the 19th Century and were worked continuously from 1900 to 1920, winning lead, zinc and galena. The dam provided a head for hydro-electricity for the mine and immediate community, and was breached (deliberately) when the community around 'Seldom Seen' at the foot of the beck was connected to the National Grid in the 1950s.
Balda Mess-Baldix, Baltar f4.5 75mm lens; Kodak Portra 400.
Knob-billed Duck, or Knob-billed Goose, ( Sarkidiornis melanotos) earlier known as Comb Duck or in Hindi as Nukta is a resident of wetlands, marshes and water bodies in most parts of India. The knob on the bill of the male becomes very prominent during breeding season. seen in Sonkhaliya near Nasirabad, Rajasthan
there will be 3 mirror picture posted in a row. This is the first one.
I love taking pictures of other people when they look themselves in a mirror.
A typical small Durham draw kiln with three draw holes for one pot. This is at Comb Bridge in the Parish of Muggleswick. It has benefited from some restoration works.
I have always loved buildings that feature polychromatic brickwork and this example from Suffolk is very much to my taste. The old school at Combs near Stowmarket matches the school house next door. The building has a datestone for 1875 above the stone framed window.
He has appeared in 2 of my images now, over a year apart. He combs the Saturday Market selling his flowers.
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