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Doctor is that you ? These two are not sure if they need a Doctor or not .. as their getting a good dose of medicine here .. laughter .
Doctor Who madness
Oz Comic Con
Brisbane
A Little Fun
I liked my photograph of this eagle at Conowingo, but I unfortunately clipped its right wing. So I decided to make a rough sketch to put its wing back.
Obviously my artistic talents are very limited and the photograph seems to amplify all the smudges and errors
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I love everyone in my pack and they all love me too (except maybe for one who only loves Maya anyway and doesn't want to share toys), but I do have my favorite playing buddies!
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I got a box full of seed beads in the post yesterday and immediately abandoned all my other plans to make these - the felt is recycled from an old wool jumper, lovely and thick and velvety.
3x FUN Lacquer - Fashion Show
Fiquei enlouquecida com esse esmalte!!!
Passei três camadas pq queria mais escuro mesmo, mas não tinha necessidade, com duas fechou super bem.
O tanto que brilha é absurdo *___*
E olha que não teve sol!! rs...
Amei muito!! <3
For a commission I'm working on. Shown is Great Marsh, in occupied Wamponoag territory encompassing what is currently Barnstable, MA. (Made with QGIS with accompanying SAGA tools).
I wrap up the Syracuse Crunch 2018-2019 Season with my favorite photos from the 2nd Half of the Season.
I believe there is a backstory here. These players were on the same team a couple of seasons ago. I think they were in the scrum not to fight but to catch up on old times. Either that or Referee Schrader is one funny guy.
Syracuse Crunch Troy Bourke (20) and Toronto Marlies Sam Jardine (25) share a laugh with Referee Brandon Schrader (46) in American Hockey League (AHL) action at the War Memorial Arena in Syracuse, New York on Saturday, February 23, 2019. Toronto won 3-2 in overtime.
Have been sick lately and haven't been able to take any new pics ...
Was inspired by Camilla's very cool shot of fonzie boo with the Rollip filter (http://www.flickr.com/photos/fiftyeggs/4581065521/)
... so uploaded some old pics with vintage filters.
BOX DATE: 1987
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
DOLLS IN LINE: Barbie; Ken; Skipper; Miko; Christie; Teresa; Steven
BODY TYPE: 1966; Twist 'N Turn waist; straight arms; bend & snap legs
HEAD MOLD: 1980 "Oriental"
***The doll in the middle wearing 2002 Barbie Daytime style & evening sparkle #68209.
The doll on the right is wearing 1970 Barbie Perfect Beginnings Pak.
PERSONAL FUN FACT: The Miko doll in the middle of this photo is one of my dearest friends. We have been together since 2003 or 2004, when I rescued her from a random lot of dolls at the flea market. She was one of many childhood dolls that was purchased in bulk. Back in the day, Colleen and I began to find a passion for buying entire lots of Barbies. It all started when Colleen wanted certain 1987 mold Skipper dolls we would find, but the sellers wanted to sell their entire stash of dolls together, and not part them out. Dad, who spoiled us rotten, would buy all the dolls, so Colleen could get her hands on Skipper. After a while, we really enjoyed finding random discoveries in the lots and adding tons of unique friends to our collection. That is how I ended up with my first Island Friend Miko. Back then, I thought Miko was a Kira doll. But as an adult collector, I quickly sorted out my mistake. She looks so much better now than she did circa 2003/2004. I remember how her long, kanekalon hair used to frizzy up into a puffy ponytail. No matter how much I brushed her hair, it always looked unkempt and voluminous. Plus, she always looked a bit sad and vulnerable, and those leg splotches only added to her forlorn appearance. I loved transforming her into a beauty with the techniques I learned as an adult collector (it's amazing what hot water can do for doll hair). She's hardly recognizable, and yet she'll always be my sad little Miko doll. She's one of my favorite Asian dollies in my collection--in fact, she might be my most special (I love her even more than Ocean Friends Kira).
Miko number two came from a charity store--she is the doll on the right. You are probably perplexed by how different looking these dolls are. Yes, they are both Island Fun Miko dolls, they are just manufactured in different countries (see my facial closeups for reference). Dolls from the 80s are notorious for being produced in many starkly different variations. This girl looks most like the Island Fun Miko dolls I've seen in collector books. She has that signature curly hair too (it's saran, so it held its style for all these years). When I found her, she was in a large plastic container at a charity store. It was during the spring of 2017, when Colleen and I stopped in at this store after my dentist appointment. Miko and Ski Fun Ken were the two oldest dolls in said container, save the two 1970s Dawn dolls we also rescued. We think that Ski Fun Ken and Miko probably originated from the same place, since they were both in decent condition for their age. Granted, someone made the mistake of brushing through Miko's curly hair and making it into an Afro. But this was easily remedied with a boil wash. I had almost no doubt in my mind when I bought her that she was another Island Fun Miko, but I was excited about owning such a unique variation. She's definitely the prettier of my two gals, but my first, shabby friend will always have a special place in my heart!
The Miko on the far left stole my breath away in 2024. Colleen and I weren't having any luck at the local flea market one early November Sunday. We had hoped to bump into a seller we'd bought dolls from the week prior (she promised to bring more in). But either we missed the woman somehow, or she wasn't set up that day. Anyways, we wandered into the building we only check out a few times a year. There was a small chance we might find something cool. Well, we found something AMAZING...a case of 16 80s/90s Barbies. They were from an estate clean out, based on what the seller told us. All were wearing clothes, most dressed in their own factory attire. I immediately drooled over this Miko, who was donning her swimsuit. It was $20 for all of them...a bargain we couldn't resist. We dubbed this the "Great 80s Lot." This gal puts my other two to shame, in terms of her beauty. I love that she too is a saran variant.
I found this lovely cushion in Ikea and couldnt resist :) Using alcohol Promarker pens for it, I use them on my transfers so hopefully it wont be washed out...fingers crossed...
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It's good to take a break from serious work and have some fun.
Here Magda and I set up a shot and then started messing about. I liked this one the best.
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