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Memphis Airport - Memphis, Tennessee USA

Father and son (Todd and Eric)

I've had these awesome hand spun yarns for years. Every time I try to make anything from them, I hate it, like it doesn't do them justice. They are so much prettier to look at just wrapped into balls. So that's how they stay in my yarn box, and I admire them when I open it.

Married 21 years ago... and there's the ring; immobile and calm since then.

Splendid embroidery for exclusive office wear

Spiritdoll Tan Skin

 

Ma io le amo :D anche se ha le unghiette più lunghe di Yume XD

My wife found a garter snake while dividing the chrysanthemums.

I've gotten through three blocks, in hand-quilting. They're taking me about an hour a piece.

The Art of the Brick by Nathan Sawaya - a must-see exhibition !

Father and Son hands colour

Hands On Land Rover - Isle of Skye

Tom Morello, of Rage Against the Machine, casts his hand prints in cement (Gary L. Howe)

Helios-40, f1.5

Gauging size and growth with her hand for comparison

Hand spun yarn - bfl, merino, 2ply

pre "minimal fetish", 1996

 

cross processed Kodak Ektar 25

The first time I had my hands painted with henna in Venice Beach. And yes, I liked it so much that I had it done again. ;)

A couple at the Griffith observatory.

Hands holding sapling in soil on black

Thanks for the tag Lovely_Papin :D

While filling the sink to wash some pots and pans, I took this photo. What appears to be a beam of light is actually the stream of water from the kitchen faucet.

Hand colored gelatin silver print

Universal Beer Sign Language.

From the left: This is the sign for "Please Landlord, May I have a bottle of your finest Ale...?"

The next Sign is "Why, this is most delicious- Thank you kindly my friend" and finally the sign for "I Love you!"

 

You Need Hands to hold the one you care for... :-)

This is a photogram (something else I learned about in my otherwise utterly pointless photography class). It's made by simply placing objects on a piece of photographic paper and exposing the paper to light, then simply developing the paper. This turned a few heads when I showed it in class because no one could guess how I actually made it, the reason being: shadows on photographic paper appear white when developed, so how could I have made my hand black? And then people looked at the 'cracks' on the hand, and were further perplexed.

 

It was simple, really, I made one photogram of my hand, developed it, cut out my hand, put the outline (notice the edges) and a piece of overhead transparency (with 'cracks' drawn on it) over another sheet of photo paper and exposed and developed again.

Totally forgot to post his new hands. Minifee NS hands, 2014. I can definitely tell that his head is slightly yellowed now because the hands look VERY pink against the body but the head blends in much better. But if you’ve been following me for a while you’ll know that resin match doesn’t bother me much. BUT the most important part is that they fit perfectly. The minifee hooks are a bit small but they do fine.

  

( Also, Qhinn’s old hands are for sale. PM me if interested. Hooks included )

  

They’re the #7 hands which was exactly what I wanted but I noticed a problem… The magnet inside his right hand is upside down! So the magnets are repelling each other. It’s fine right now because the hand is tight but it might be a problem one day if the hand gets loose. Does anyone know how I can dissolve the glue so I can flip the magnet? Anyone else with these hands have this problem?

i fear i've made a huge mistake posting this particular photo for commenting...

 

*waits for it*

Jason holding a Rev C board (stealing Koen's idea for a photograph) for use on the website and promo materials.

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