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I scribed the designs for the numbers onto the sugarpaste and used a scalpel to cut out the shapes. It took a couple of go's to get a shape I was happy with.
All photos by Nancy. Let me know if you want them removed!
After a mosaic of Bonbon it's only fitting I make one of another new custom by Nancy/tinycutethings!
Please meet Claude. She is named after the artist Claude Monet (no surprises there!). This dolly is a FBL with an Aubrey scalp. I am going to be picking up this doll next week, eeeeeep!
I had few dollies "in the works" in the last couple of months, it's incredible that they are all coming together now within days of each other. I feel very lucky.
Thanks Nancy for doing such incredible work & being such a wonderful friend! <3
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More tiny vegetables: eggplants/aubergines, in this case, about four inches long, give or take. Cute, and rather tasty, too.
I wasn't very satisfied with the other red rice photo that I submitted for the Food Photography Club Steve Adams Event earlier. So I decided to find time to prepare and shoot again and here's the photo specially styled and shot for the event.
View the other less dramatic lighting photo here.
her new campaign for covet, has these photos inside the elevators of major department stores, but shes in prison, so it makes you look like some kind of warden in a paropticon filled with really mediocre celebs
I hate to see her face all covered with rash. She has started to try and pick it, so it must be itching
Another view of the spiral staircase, inside the De La Warr Pavillion. This first floor viewpoint also shows the pergodas on the prom and the sea beyond. Ref: D169-054
www.clairebenoist.com/ This is were got this idea> I found this right away and picked it. was thinking it will be easy. Boy was I wrong. We used different size and color of kiwi is that was a down fall. I had to put them on a glass with a light between the white fill card and the glass. Then it was hard no to get the yellowing of the light to show. When editing it was difficult, I could not get the colors to match up. The arranging of it was tricky too. What I thought was going to be an easy assignment turned out to be hard and by hard my worst pictures. I'm getting better n what settings to use on the camera.