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Los Minions, que continúan en la búsqueda del gran Villano que le de sentido a sus vidas, se han emocionado al encontrarse con Batman. Pobretes, que no saben que Batman está del lado de los buenos XD
27/52X – Bokeh
Retos de la Familia Fotera // Reto XLIV - Tiempo
El tiempo pasa para todos y hasta los pequeños robots necesitan una puesta a punto de vez en cuando ;)
Cuando uno piensa en el invierno, imágenes de frío, nieve y mal tiempo se nos aparecen en la mente. Pero también sale el sol en invierno y Batman aprovecha para contemplar el mar y disfrutar de la paz y serenidad de esta época abrigado con su bufandita roja.
44/52X – Abandonado
Robin ha decidido alzar el vuelo, así que ahí tenemos a Batman tristón con la carta de despedida de su compañero de aventuras.
Throughout 2018 I have been busy working on a new photographic project in Scotland using my miniature figurines (the 'Little People').
My main hope is that this new series of photographs will help highlight the plastic / litter epidemic our country (and planet) is suffering from. Littering in general has always sickened me, and the 'Blue Planet II effect' really made me feel like I too could help highlight the issue using my own unique approach.
Earlier this year, I spent several days collecting bags full of plastic and rubbish that had been discarded (or washed up) next to beaches and lochs on the west coast of Scotland, mostly 'beauty' spots. I kept some of this plastic to make my work (recycling the rest) and returned to the banks of Loch Lomond a couple of months ago to photograph my latest series - LIFE IN PLASTIC.
Thanks for looking.
David
Eml: hello@davidgilliver.com
Wall-E se viste de Ninja y se esconde silencioso entre las plantas =)
Wall-E is dressed in Ninja and hides between the plants =)
Reto 30 días de verano para foteros. www.flickr.com/groups/30diasfoteros
Throughout 2018 I have been busy working on a new photographic project in Scotland using my miniature figurines (the 'Little People').
My main hope is that this new series of photographs will help highlight the plastic / litter epidemic our country (and planet) is suffering from. Littering in general has always sickened me, and the 'Blue Planet II effect' really made me feel like I too could help highlight the issue using my own unique approach.
Earlier this year, I spent several days collecting bags full of plastic and rubbish that had been discarded (or washed up) next to beaches and lochs on the west coast of Scotland, mostly 'beauty' spots. I kept some of this plastic to make my work (recycling the rest) and returned to the banks of Loch Lomond a couple of months ago to photograph my latest series - LIFE IN PLASTIC.
Thanks for looking.
David
Eml: hello@davidgilliver.com
Retos de la Familia Fotera // Reto 31 - Series
Llega el reto número 31 en la Familia Fotera, dedicado en esta ocasión, a las series de televisión. Un #RetoSerie, en el que Wall-E tras estar un poco cansado de que el Rabbid ande siempre dando por saco, ha aprovechado para transformarse en el Serial killer más famoso de la televisión, Dexter XD
Quién hubiera dicho que nuestro Wall-E tenía un oscuro pasajero…
En nuestra aventura por tierras chinas, Wall-E se trajo a un par de amigos. Así que antes de que estos se fueran a desear suerte a sus nuevos dueños, estuvo jugando un ratito con ellos.
Retos de la Familia Fotera // Reto 7 muñecos // 7 Toys - 5/7
Los viernes empieza la fiesta y los Rabbids son grandes expertos liandola parda ;)
Sleepy snoozy days 🌿🌷
Custom #blythedoll by SammyDoe wearing Stellinna
#customblythe #tealhair #dolls #lifeinplastic #dollhobby #blythe #sleepy
(BEST VIEWED IN LARGE SIZED, BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS - PLEASE NOTE THE EVEN MORE HUMUNGOUS ORIGINAL SIZE IS IMPOSSIBLY EPIC SO BEWARRREEEE.....ONLY TO BE SCREENED IN TECHNICOLOUR MAXIMUSMAXULTRAHYPERCINEMASCOPE...)
HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ALL MY FLICKR MATES.
What If...? Iron Man was born in Bethlehem and
Tony Starkmas was celebrated each year...?
Even more entirely appropriate now that Tony Stark died (in the MCU movies) to save the entire universe from Thanos! That's WAY more peeps and critters than Baby Jesus could ever save on one puny planet!
MY LITTLE NATIVITONY
Away in a manger,
Sleeps baby Shellhead
The billionaire Tony
Laid down his steel head
Our Stark is a bright guy
Inventing's his way
The billionaire Tony
Iron Man of the day!
The eyeslits are glowing
Our hero they wake
The billionaire Tony
So handsome a rake
"We love Thee, wee Tony"
The babes all do sigh
And stay by his side,
'Til morning is nigh.
Now cheer on our Tony,
A playboy at play
To our Golden Avenger
Even Thor says Thee, "Yay!"
So don all your armour
It's the coolest of wear
To light this diorama
Repulsors must flare!
Sometime (not nearly enough!) before Christmas I thought it might be a beaut idea to have a go at creating an Iron Man themed Nativity.....
Sadly, no one tried to stop me, and my medication ran out while dear Doctor Hackenbush was away on holiday.
Then again, as a cheerful atheist and ubergeek if I want to celebrate the holiday season this is a relatively logical way for me to do it.
The Iron Manger concept grew from an idle thought I had about the technology obsessed humanist/futurist Iron Man/Tony Stark being a more personally appropriate fictional character for me to spotlight at this time of year.
"It seemed like a good idea at the time!" is the rallying cry for hobbyists forever and a day.
Which is precisely how long it took to craft and shoot this ludicrously intricate beast of a project.
First, the stables. I cut the walls and roof from MDF craftwood and then went in with a Dremel tool and hand carved the stone facades. The stables are painted with acrylics and the roof is thatched with dried Australian native grass.
There's certainly more windows than you'd generally need for a stable, but then I wanted to stick figures through them, so, "Go Figure!"
I resorted to my tub of good old, lumpy English yellowstone plaster for the base, which was a problem as I spilt a bit of water on it at one stage during construction...oh well, no art without mess!
Dressing the set was the next 'bear', but I had a lot of fun once I figured out this this was, after all, an Iron Manger, so logically it would also be an armourer's workshop. The forge is carved from blue insulation foam but the jeweller's anvil is from my own workshop. The Manger is a painted plastic crate from the Marvel Figure Factory range. (No prizes for guessing what kind of figure came in it!) The stable railings I'd already constructed from ice cream sticks for my Iron Man: My Little Pony conversion.
Assorted spears, swords, helms and other ironmongery decorating the set are on loan from my Lord Of The Rings action figures, bulked out with gear taken from Gladiators, Predators and Klingons..oh my! There's an Apollo Lunar mission antenna on the roof and yes, that's a TARDIS in the background, which I'm told functions as a mobile telephone ringer module, which would be remarkably handy if I happened to have a mobile phone.
Originally I was thinking that this scene should be populated entirely with Iron Man figures but realised that the concept didn't quite work and decided that I needed to use a much wider range of toys.
The wee Iron Man figure in the Manger, actually, is a Hasbro Super Hero Squad toy, with removable helmet. I chose him, back then, because he was holding a hand up, just so, that would look right with a repulsor flare kicking off his gauntlet palm.
So, the other Players, from the left of the picture.
The Three Wise Men/Kings of Orient are Sorcerer Supreme Doctor Stephen Strange, the Fantastic Four's Reed Richards and kneeling, sans wheelchair (A miracle!), Professor Xavier of the X-Men. I've given them Lord of The Rings helms and cloaks, except for Stevo, who came with his own natty wrap. They have three attendants, Sylvester the Cat with his own Iron Man visor and chest mounted ARC reactor, Fone Bone from Jeff Smith's "Bone" epic fantasy comic book series, and Scrooge McDuck, who is obviously interested in cashing in on the lucrative ground floor of the future Stark Industries. Sylvester is wearing the Marvel Legends Series 8 Action Figure Modern Armour Iron Man visor. (Strewth, I was short of farm animals and Sly's a cat and that old tightwad Scrooge is a duck, fair enuff?)
Peeking through the left window are Third Class Nuclear Power Plant Technician Homer Simpson and an unnamed Camel.
Behind the railings is Bartleby, the young rat creature from "Bone" (ta to Patrick Goldsworthy for these two charmers!), Donkey from "Shrek" and Iron Pony: My Little Tony, for the construction of which see elsewhere in my photosets. (A rat and a cyberhorse...still short of mundane farm animals!)
The central group around the Manger includes the Great Inventor Wallace ("Wallace & Gromit", of course) playing Joseph of Nazareth, with mates including, Handy Smurf (I think! This one seems to be good with a wrench, which is useful around Tony), and "The Rocketeer" (from Dave Stevens classic comic book series) whom I reckon must be one of Tony Stark's uncles!
Framed in the 'rear window' are the "Kingdom Come" version of Wonder Woman (An immortal armour clad babe, who else could stand in for Mary Magdalene in a Tony Stark nativity?) and of course Doctor Who's signature time/space travelling TARDIS Police Box. The latter is surrounded by nervous looking Roman soldiers, wary of the Doctor's past, present and future dealings with various Empires. I reckon the TARDIS lamp would make a pretty fair Star Of Bethlehem, y'know?
In front of the manger is a pack of Deinonychus. I've included these out of respect to those flossy minded Creationists who insist that dinosaurs coexisted with human beings. (Right, good luck with that! You keep them busy, I'll go for help.) Anyhoo, these bloody taloned toy carnosaurs from The Carnegie Safari are about to meet their maker after being made extinct by their intended lunch, the Unmincible Iron Ram, who is tougher than old metal mutton. Iron Ram is wearing the Marvel Legends Series 14 Action Figure First Appearance Iron Man (Gold variant) visor.
To the right of the manger is David Carradine as a convenient shepherd. The "Kill Bill" action figure makes a halfway decent Kwai Chang Caine priestly messenger of "Kung Fu" fightin' Buddhist Peace. (Get it? Priest = Shepherd? Cor, subtle or what?) The "Bill" figure had a Caine style shirt and flute (the latter may even be one from the old series) and I added a shoulder satchel (more insulation foam) and hat (Milliput epoxy putty) plus a Shepherd's crook.
In front of Caine sits the Witchblade, from the comic book series of the same name. Another armour wearing babe, she's also carrying the Slayer's scythe from "Buffy The Vampire Slayer". As Witchy is standing in for Mary, Mum of Jesus, I figure she'd best have formidable anti-supernatural mojo and hardware, just in case Tony someday resurrects as a vamp or zombie, which is my admittedly whimsical understanding of Easter.
At the anvil works Gimli Elf-friend, son of Gloin, the Dwarf from "The Lord Of The Rings", the notable metal-worker seen here forging the faceplate of a First Appearance Iron Man helmet. Keeping it in the Mighty World of Marvel he's using Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, as...a hammer. In Norse legend Eitri was the name of the bloke who forged the hammer, and yes, I am shamelessly mixing mythologies; no worries, she'll be right. Gimli is wearing the visor from the Marvel Legends Silver Centurion action figure.
Bugs Bunny (farm animal!) and a kangaroo (Er, Aussie mate!) are in front of the forge's quenching tub. Bugs is sporting the visor from the Modular Armour Iron Man action figure as featured in the Marvel Legends Face -Off Two-Pack: Iron Man Vs. Mandarin.
In the right window is my Iron Cyberman conversion (no reason for including him, I just wanted another of my I.M specials in there) and riding on the rocket next to him is Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius, wearing a Toy Biz metallic Iron Man helmet.
To the right of the forge is the Iron Giant, from the animated movie based on Ted Hughe's 1968 novel, "The Iron Man". 'Nuff said?
On the extreme right of the picture is Doctor John Henry Irons, a.k.a Steel, who in many ways is the D.C comic equivalent of Iron Man.
Also in the picture is a Predator helmet, the faceplate from my Iron Zombie scratchbuilt figure, Hawkman's Claw Of Horus, Captain America's shield, and the Incredible Shrinking Iron Man
The six inch action figures give some idea of the large scale of this set up, and the depth of the diorama. Ironically, I found out that I couldn't maintain a constant depth of field, which I wanted to showcase the detail, flying in the face of a more realistic approach that would have the deep background properly out of focus. I tried everything within my current photographic repertoire to nail it; blasting the scene with light, small apertures, a macro lens...and wasn't able to get the required resolution. Eventually I decided to stack different sharply focused pictures using photoshop. Since I didn't have photo stacking software at the time I did it the hard way, cutting and pasting each element by mouse, something which I have a lot of experience with. Many tricky days later I had it pretty much done. And here was me thinking that the Zombie In The Toy Box Halloween shoot I did was complex...
The best part of the exceedingly time consuming photoshoot was jury rigging an adjustable workbench so I could bed the camera down on it, allowing me to use the crank handles to move the camera backwards and forwards and from side to side in an extremely precise fashion, a sort of D.I.Y motion control rig.
Looking at it as a piece I find it suitably surreal. My work here is done. Now, where did my holidays go?
“The creative habit is like a drug. The particular obsession changes, but the excitement, the thrill of your creation lasts.” (Henry Moore)
"Let's face it, this is not the worst thing you've caught me doing." (Tony Stark)
¡¡¡Empiezan las vacaciones!!!
Este año nos vamos a Uzbekistán y aquí el muchacho, ya está preparado para la nueva aventura ;)
+info: thinkinfreak.com/blog/2012/07/27/cerrado-por-vacaciones/
41/52X – Muros
Esta semana hemos pillado a Batman grafiteandose a sí mismo. Este hombre tiene un ego como la copa de un pino 😉
4/52X - Mirada
Terminamos el mes de enero con “Mirada” como tema en el Proyecto 52X, y aquí tenemos la siempre gélida e inexpresiva mirada de un Superhéroe como Batman.
Retos de la Familia Fotera // Reto XVII - Bokeh
Nueva edición de los Retos de la Familia Fotera dedicado en esta ocasión al efecto Bokeh. Y como ayer fue San Valentín, que mejor ocasión para ver como Wall-E y Eve se miran con tiernos ojos de amor robótico ;)
¿Quién dijo que el ejército imperial solo estaba formado de clones? De vez en cuando también reclutan a toys de la calle XD
Retos de la Familia Fotera // Reto XXX - Cuentos
Ya tenemos aquí el primer reto del año en la Familia Fotera, el número 30 en la parrilla de retos y en esta ocasión, los cuentos han sido el tema protagonista.
Wall-E que últimamente se ha aficionado a los cuentos de los hermanos Grimm, se ha disfrazado de Caperucita y se ha ido a pasear por el bosque, aunque de eso hace ya un par de días!! O__O
Esperemos que no se haya perdido y que no se encuentre con un rabbid feroz haciendo de abuelita y empiecen con eso de… ¡Qué dientes más grandes tienes abuelita!
Throughout 2018 I have been busy working on a new photographic project in Scotland using my miniature figurines (the 'Little People').
My main hope is that this new series of photographs will help highlight the plastic / litter epidemic our country (and planet) is suffering from. Littering in general has always sickened me, and the 'Blue Planet II effect' really made me feel like I too could help highlight the issue using my own unique approach.
Earlier this year, I spent several days collecting bags full of plastic and rubbish that had been discarded (or washed up) next to beaches and lochs on the west coast of Scotland, mostly 'beauty' spots. I kept some of this plastic to make my work (recycling the rest) and returned to the banks of Loch Lomond a couple of months ago to photograph my latest series - LIFE IN PLASTIC.
Thanks for looking.
David
Eml: hello@davidgilliver.com
¿Quién no ha sentido la llamada del bote de Nocilla alguna vez? Leche, cacao, avellanas y azúuuuuucar
Throughout 2018 I have been busy working on a new photographic project in Scotland using my miniature figurines (the 'Little People').
My main hope is that this new series of photographs will help highlight the plastic / litter epidemic our country (and planet) is suffering from. Littering in general has always sickened me, and the 'Blue Planet II effect' really made me feel like I too could help highlight the issue using my own unique approach.
Earlier this year, I spent several days collecting bags full of plastic and rubbish that had been discarded (or washed up) next to beaches and lochs on the west coast of Scotland, mostly 'beauty' spots. I kept some of this plastic to make my work (recycling the rest) and returned to the banks of Loch Lomond a couple of months ago to photograph my latest series - LIFE IN PLASTIC.
Here is a little teaser - I'll upload a heap more work later in the week. Thanks for looking.
David
Eml: hello@davidgilliver.com
Retos de la Familia Fotera // Reto X - Estrellas // Stars
+ info: www.thinkinfreak.com/blog/2011/09/21/retoestrellas-la-foto/
Retos de la Familia Fotera // Reto XXIX - Fin del Mundo
Último reto del año en los Retos de la Familia Fotera y en esta ocasión dedicado al fin del mundo predecido por los Mayas a 21 de diciembre de 2012.
Wall-E que es un miedica decidió esconderse en una cajita de Amazon que encontró por casa. El pobre se cree que una caja de cartón es igual de segura que un bunker de hormigón O__O
En fin… lleva encerrado desde el 21 y lo único que hemos conseguido es que asome la cabecita, supongo que para Reyes saldrá a ver que regalos le han traído ;)
+info: thinkinfreak.com/blog/2012/12/26/retofindelmundo-la-foto/
3/52X - Clave Alta
Nada como estar al día en lo que actualidad se refiere, aunque las noticias sean de uno mismo XD
"As soon as Tony Stark unveiled the latest Iron Man armour upgrade the others knew that, tragically, the design owed more to the bottle than the blueprint..."
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Okay, ya done laughing?
Not yet?
Right-O. Hush now.
For such a corny joke this picture has a long story behind it...not quite the thousand words to accompany the picture.
Now, I'm a humungous Iron Man fan. Why else would I have so many action figures? Ya think I'm some kinda pencil necked, plastic fetish geek? Ahem. So, I wouldn't want to come within a bulls-roar of insulting my fictional hero.
As you may know, Tony's a bit of a drongo when it comes to the drink. In his case A.A definitely doesn't stand for Avengers Assemble! It's one reason amongst many why I've enjoyed the character's adventures over the years in Marvel Comics.
I first encountered the comics (and the beaut T.V cartoon!) back in the 1960s and have pretty much been a fan ever since.
Several reasons for that....
The armour, of course, and no surprises there if you've been checking out the rest of my photosets!
I gotta turtle component in my blood...and probably a TMNT one at that. (Cowabunga!)
Might have a bit of the Demon Rum in my blood as well, since my dad had the Curse in common with Stark, whose own fictional father was also overfond of the sauce.
Anyway, there I was an impressionable young ankle-biter trying to make sense of the fact that my dad wasn't the super-hero we'd all like our fathers to be. Along came Iron-Man; a fallable, periodically drunken, stone-cold genius of an engineer who wasn't super-powered per se but nevertheless tinkered together a suit of armour that made him more than a match for his meta-human foes and allies.
Well, don't want to bung it on too thick but I learned a lot from the Iron Man stories and am happy to say that I never staggered down the same road as my father, in part due to Tony's stubborn example constantly before me. His failures as much as his successes underlined my own situation.
To this day I don't drink alcohol. (And I'm not a billionaire industrialist/super heroe either.)
No need really, when you're an artist (and a costumer in particular) who has time for lesser vices! :)
Which is not to say that I'm a wowser who'd begrudge a man a drink after a hard day's work working up a big cold thirst. Perish the thought!
But I've worked through it all myself and am comfortable about it to the extent that I feel it's okay to play around a little. Maybe if Tony had a bit more of a sense of humour he wouldn't have gotten into so much trouble. Mind, he's pretty quick with the obligatory smart-arse quips when battling the baddies!
So, anyway, what with all the re-boots the character has had since the 1960s Tony has ended up falling off the wagon more times than he's upgraded his armour (which is a lot!). To us old Iron Mongerers it's getting to be a bit of a giggle...
C'mon Marvel Comic folks, after all the times he's saved the bloody planet you'd think you could give the bloke a break!
Here endeth the lesson, except to say that the picture has had only a wee bit of photoshopping and is mostly down to silly set building, lighting and posing. Okay; not playing with the toys.
The set floor is a piece of machine punched leather, the wall is the underside of my plastic drawing board. Details include: a sliderule, egg rings, a Vogon desk stapler, bits of the Spirit/Opportunity Mars Rover probe toy, assorted light fittings and the Steampunk mechanical spider-wheelchair that the villain rode in the Wild Wild West movie.
Amongst the various I.M armours I've included Tony's awesome Hulkbuster gear, the Ultimates suit (Manga inspired) and one that transforms into a battle-axe. Several are from the mega-beaut Marvel legends action figure series. Well worth the coin!
By the way, the bottle is Old Fortan and Tony got it from Bender...and yes, that's the next shot!
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Retos de la Familia Fotera // Reto XXII - Fuego
Nueva edición nº XXII de los Retos de la Familia Fotera dedicado en esta ocasión al fuego. Y por aquí, continuamos con el “tira y afloja” que últimamente existe entre nuestros amigos.
Parece que la partida de Pocker del reto pasado, no terminó demasiado bien y nuestro Rabbid perdió hasta su desatascador!!. Quien hubiera dicho que Wall-E pudiera ser tan hábil con la escalera de color ;)
La venganza es un plato que se sirve frío Caliente y Rabbid que siempre tiene malas ideas, ha decidido condenar a Wall-E por hereje y tramposo, y por ello, churruscarlo en la hoguera O_O
+ info: thinkinfreak.com/blog/2012/05/30/retofuego-la-foto/
Video Behind The Scene: www.vimeo.com/43137277
Retos de la Familia Fotera // Reto XV - Navidad // XMAS
Primer reto del año y el número 15 de la Familia Fotera. En esta ocasión la Navidad era el tema protagonista y como Wall-E se ha encariñado con su regalo de Papá Noel, ha insistido seguir jugando con las fichas del Intelect. Quién le puede negar nada a esos ojillos ;)
Barbie Loves Ken ~♡~♥
K : Hey Barbie~! Hows your day at work??
B: Well... another perfect day when your here with me
K : Alright ! Let's take a photo and make it a perfect memory for the both of us!
B: Okeyy~~
K: Say Cheese~!! v
- p/s Ken is wearing Barbie' pink glasses
50/52X - Macro
Esto es lo que hace Batman en esas largas y aburridas jornadas en Gotham cuando los villanos andan de vacaciones. Jugar al Solitario en su BatCueva
1 mois avec une poupée nommée Ghoulia / 1 month with a doll named Ghoulia > album
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Une photo, une chanson / A photo, a song
Sheila - L'école est finie : www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEE9cJQPdkQ
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