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Created exclusively with a Jot Touch in Procreate. I'll be doing live painting for Adonit at their booth at MacWorld (booth 636) on Friday Feb 1st and Saturday Feb 2nd). If you are in the area, come out and say hi!
Here's the thread where JLMeana's photo is found:
www.flickr.com/groups/portraitparty/discuss/7215763213413...
P.S. I forgot to post this other version which was created on a Sony Tap for another shameless promotion piece. You can view the video of the other version here:
Cooling down after our hike up to this beautiful meadow in the Gore Range where we camped for two nights.
Created in Google Gemini 2.5 Flash, aka, "Nano Banana."
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Created using Paperclay, wire armature, fabric, quilt batting, and mohair
Photography by Steve Harrison
I created this OOAK lingerie doll for the La Belle Epoque theme of Paris Fashion Doll Festival (PFDF) 2012. I was inspired by the decorative style of the time, Art Nouveau and by the it's father Alphonse Mucha.
The doll is a customised Integrity Toys Lana from the Hollywood Royalty line. The doll has been rerooted with a fiery 3-tone Saran mix and given a complete repaint. I added super long lashes and gave them a gradient dye from black roots to titian tips. She also got a new Nu.Face body with blushing and Art Nouveau inspired snake tattoos.
The fashion consists of a burgundy tulle blouse embellished with silk ribbons; a corset made of orange vintage lace with Art Nouveau patterns, lined with yellow silk, adorned with ribbons and 8 garters with golden buckles; yellow silk panties; a pair of teal green net stockings; burgundy gradient effect shoes with hand carved Art Nouveau inspired heels; and as a cherry on the top a huge La Belle Epoque style hat of burgundy silk and tulle, adorned with teal green net strips and feathers.
The doll will be sold on a silent charity auction of PFDF 2012- The auction takes place at the Mezzanine of the hotel NOVOTEL on Saturday, March 10th at
11.00am. The proceeds of the auction will be donated to the charity REVES (French version of Grant a Wish).
P.S. For hose of you who cannot be there at PFDF to see this doll in person I have another doll that I will reveal during the festival weekend. Keep posted! :)
Created for Ruby’s Treasure Challenge 54
Premade Background With Thanks to Rubyblossom
Created for Photoshop Contest week 968
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Thanks to Nekane Gonzalez for starter image
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Voodoo Woman - Koko Taylor
created for: Digitalmania group
Picture by: Leonardo da Vinci
Picture by: Rembrandt
Texture by: SkeletalMess
1979 Mercedes-Benz C123 280 CE Coupé.
The Mercedes-Benz C123 Series coupé belonged to the W123 range. This series W123 saloon & coupé was designed by Bruno Sacco and Friedrich Geiger back in 1973.
A classic and attractive estate version came in 1975.
Private import.
2746 cc 6 cylinder engine.
1446 kg.
Production Mercedes W123 series: Dec. 1975–Jan. 1986.
Production C123 280 SE Coupé: April 1977–Aug. 1985.
Original first reg. number: June 21, 1979.
New Dutch reg. number: July 2, 2004.
Bought at July 2, 2010.
Amsterdam-Centrum, Sarphatikade, Sept. 3, 2022.
© 2022 Sander Toonen Halfweg | All Rights Reserved
Created for L13 contest in BrickPirate French Board here
Special rule for this contest is to build a tribe of 3 Blue Mixels without using any new eye piece.
Landscape created for Scavenge Challenge #6 Tabletop landscape using vegetables (rejected for not enough veggies).
And Our Daily Challenge: The Phoenix...burning out. The biggest challenge here was hanging the sun!
And Today's Posting #471 "O" is for...orange. I ate the sun!
And 113 Pictures in 2013 #20 Guess what? (Make an image which represents something in an unusual way.)
And Never Professional Challenge #169 Minimalist Landscape
And The Flickr Lounge Friday Theme: Food
Created using 2 exposures (one for moons, one for the planet) combined into one image. Celestron Nexstar 6SE, ZWO asi224mc, ZWO ADC, 3 minute captures in SharpCap processed in PIPP, AutoStakkert3, RegiStax Wavelets and finished in Lightroom.
It is You who returns to me today and swims anxiously around my awareness again. Opalescent beams and the feeling of wet pour over my starving perception and I hear a faint whisper telling me that I have run too far into the dry and suffocating thoughts of a bleak and mundane world. Laughter, like perfect bubbles of fresh insight, dances in the space between us. Excitedly, You urge me to play once more in the world of limitless songs and inspired stories.
Oh yes, sweet redeemer, You drench and revitalize my understanding with radiant blue.
Blue like the unlimited and expanding sky. Blue like the awe-inspiring and swirling waves of an imagination that cannot and will not ever end. Blue like the true blue power of a dream that crystallizes out of the purest desire to love and magnify for its own sake. Blue like the Great Blue Heron that stands staunch and ready peering toward the horizons of its kingdom. Blue like the skin of the all attractive Krishna energy that calls the Universe to rise and dance in ecstasy. Blue like those eyes that drowned my entire existence with one first glance. Oh yes. Let Us redefine the "Blue" of Eternal Opulence and remember ourselves flashing across an overflowing night sky which by its very nature abases any weak and deflating thought into complete oblivion.
Oh the immortal words of the Master Poet Kabir resonate in the core of my Being tonight:
"I laugh when I hear that the the fish in the water is thirsty."
Created for the Magnificent Manipulated Masterpieces 111th MMM SIZE MANIPULATION Challenge
Thirty seven years ago today I made a huge leap and married my Jay. We were young, we were naive, and we were happy. We vowed to love each other in sickness and in health until death do us part. When you are young, the death part seems so far away, and the sickness part, well..… it just isn’t mean’t for you. The young feel immortal, no illness is going to be a reality for us. Unfortunately life has a way of slapping you with reality, and that realty for us was Jay’s cancer diagnosis. For seven months our reality was terrifying, and then it was over, the sickness and health, the to death do us part, the marriage, the life we had enjoyed, all of it. My life was forever changed. I was no longer a wife; I was a widow.
At that point I just knew that the remainder of my days were going to be spent as a witness to the happiness of others, My time had come and had gone. My devastation was overwhelming. Each day seemed more painful than the day before, each one, every day, more painful! Somewhere around the one year mark, I made a decision. I honestly didn’t know how long that I would be alive, I still don’t, but I knew that I no longer wanted to live life with such pain. I willed myself to find another way. I went to grief groups, individual therapists, I tried to find some joy in each and every day, not an easy task when one is overwhelmed by grief.
I traveled, and I had amazing friends and family who loved me, who supported me, and who encouraged me. I did an immense amount soul searching, and somehow I survived, and ultimately did find my joy. It wasn’t easy; in fact it would have been far easier to be forever grieved. Years later I also found love, and another five years later, I married my new love, Tom. He is not threatened by the memory of Jay which brings me to today and to the the days leading up to today. Well, let’s just say they sucked. The sadness returned. I will always miss Jay, but I am so fortunate to have found my way, my life, my joy, and my Tom. I am blessed, and I am happy.
Each year I feel drawn to do a picture to honor Jay on our anniversary and other memorable days. I really don’t expect for you to read the thoughts that accompany the images. For me photography has been a wonderful way to express my feelings, and to work through my pain. Photography has been a very cathartic force in my life, and a source of joy in the creative process. So if you have made it this far, thank you.
100x the 2018 Edition - Images shot with Fuji X-T2, 76/100
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