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After customising my little man's Cozy Coupe to be a 55 Chev, we drove it down the park for a photo shoot.
Next we will put a supercharger on it!
Repainted Schleich Camargue to flaxen chestnut Haflinger mare by myself - Christine Sutcliffe of Last Alliance Studios.
I help with the fabrication of a lot of the stainless bit on this, although some parts that were made from stainless the owner has since had powder coated,
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Part of a small series of playfully 'customised currency' by artist, Wayne Chisnall.
Acrylic paint and ink on existing banknote paper.
Part of a small series of playfully 'customised currency' by artist, Wayne Chisnall.
Acrylic paint and ink on existing banknote paper.
Part of a small series of playfully 'customised currency' by artist, Wayne Chisnall.
Acrylic paint and ink on existing banknote paper.
Just the basic Daniela that came out ages ago, so decided to spice her face a little, because I found it a little boring after a while. I was going for a punk-ish face so really, this outfit only looks good on her.
I only used paint for her face. Since the Liv Doll range doesn't have any fairly "normal" wig I found this awesome Moxie Teenz wig. Although the one thing I didn't like about it was when I opened from the box it felt really sticky and gross to touch, but after a wash with warm water it was perfect :).
One of two late MKIII Zodys on show. It's not that common for a once heavily modified car to be returned to standard but this is one example. It'd been chopped about and altered, even had its door handles shaved off, but the owner has spent years restoring it, it's had a lot of use since too and is by no means a show queen, it gets used properly..
Honda Shadow? - Customised as California Highway Patrol Bike - seen outside the Police Station in Cognac France - confused me a bit this one as I thought it was a gendarmarie bike, only when I blew it up did I realise it wasnt