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Surviving cancer and using art as a tool for healing, reflection and understanding has infused my art with a sense of energy and optimism that has a universal appeal. The process of making the art as well as the meaning of it, are both an integral part of the end result and for me there is always a battle to harmonize between the two – to evoke the emotion of the piece and to empower the viewer.
I love combining traditional and new media painting techniques where one feeds off the energy of the other. The visual collaboration of both medias often celebrates a bold expressionism and optimistic edge regardless of subject matter.
My work has evolved from a mashing of referenced pop art and iconic imagery into elaborate multilayered portraits and scenes that depict a more personal interpretation of my life experience, battles and passions. My goal is to lead the observer to dramatic action, putting them on the edge between what we know and what is unknowable. I’ve learned that something new will always come about when you push hard enough and the result is the revelation of a “new identity”.
The motivation for me to keep going is to gain an understanding of how this “new identity or rebirth or truth” actually reflects my life as well as the world we live in – or not.
This morning, La Mer, Eliza Doolittle, a friend, and I went on a rather rigorous hike...up near the Flatirons! Here are our first shots...more to follow! We had to cut our hike short because it started getting cloudy...then we heard thunder...the last place to be when it is thundering and lightning is on a mountain...so down we hurriedly came!
La Mer is wearing a EuroTrash helmet, vintage Skipper shirt, Cangaway cords, Takara boots: Eliza Doolittle is wearing a EuroTrash helmet and dress...BHC boots.
Today, La Mer, Horatio, and I went to Chautauqua Park (about 15-20 minutes from our house). The Flatirons (our little mountains) are beside Chautauqua.
La Mer is wearing a pant set by Everything For the Girl and a cardigan by Feltland...both shops are on etsy. She is also wearing BHC boots.
SO GIDDY. Never actually seen this pram in real life.. 😫 #mutsy #limitededition ❤
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littleladiesandlattes: I went with grey because I'm boring as shit with colours ha! That's the first place we looked for prams.. The buggers must have got it in after we'd been 😒 @sinders_13 have you picked any names out yet?
sinders_13: Yeah as much as I'd love a pink pram I'm not quite sure even I would look right pushing it so I suppose black is pretty standard lol. And as for names my fella is useless whereas ive got a massive list. But so far were agreeing on Evelyn @louweasley
littleladiesandlattes: Oh I love it. Wanted that for Eva but Danny wouldn't! @sinders_13
sinders_13: I wanted Eva but Simons niece is Ava so it sounded too similar lol @louweasley
La Mer goes to the circus in this fantastic dress set by Parasol Doll! Oh, wow, Maggie! I love this dress so much...dress, corset, and petticoat included. Thanks too for the darling headband and white petticoat! Hugs!
A midnight blue polish brought to you by luxury cosmetic line, Le Metier De Beaute. Part of the Rock 'n' Romance Collection for sale during Nordstrom's 2011 Anniversary Sale.
Getting ready for a dolly meet...haha...and even though all the girls were supposed to be ready, we still aren't quite ready!! Back later with lots of pictures!!
OrangeBeautiful Ltd. Edition GOCCO Print
8x10" Cash Money Print
80# Bright White Cover w/ Green Ink
Singing to the Deaf is a collection of visual songs — lyrics written for designs rather than for music. The box set of eleven posters, booklets and ephemera explore the idea that words and designs can create silent music on a printed page.
The collection explores themes of longing, transformation, regret and redemption using a variety of production techniques.
The fine press limited edition of 150 box sets was designed, letterpress printed and hand assembled by Paul Rustand at Widgets & Stone in 2004.
Copies of the edition are still available for purchase for $100 plus shipping and handling.
17" Limited Edition Aurora Doll - Pink Gown (Sleeping Beauty)
Limited Edition: 1351/5000
Pre-order date: July 19th 2014
Release date: October 7th 2014
Once Upon a Dream
The Disney Store proudly presents the Princess Aurora Limited Edition doll. Stunning in her royal pink satin gown adorned with sparkling pink and gold jewels, our serene Sleeping Beauty is a romantic vision to behold!
• Limited Edition of 5000
• Includes Certificate of Authenticity
• Detailed satin gown with pink and gold rhinestones and golden embroidered filigree
• Soft chiffon pleat insets
• Draped medieval sleeves with satin lining
• Beautifully styled hair with shimmering golden highlights
• Rooted eyelashes
• Bejeweled golden crown
• Golden necklace and belt with delicate sculptured rose accents
• Fully poseable
• Display stand included
• Comes in elegant window display packaging
• Celebrating the return of Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty to DVD and Blu-ray disc
The bare necessities
• Ages 6+
• Plastic /polyester
• 17'' H
• Imported
Thank you, Lynne, for this adorable dress and petticoat! It is so pretty! La Mer loves it! (so do I!) Dress set...dress, petticoat, headband...by Dollicious.
Thanks, Linda, for the gorgeous dress! Peggy Lee is wearing a FakeBlondie dress, Squeaky Monkey petticoat, and BHC boots.
The Divine Miss D is a bit miffed with me because she did not get to go to Chicago! Oops! She is wearing a dress that I got from ebay a LONG time ago. I don't remember who made it! She is also wearing BHC boots. OH, and it seems that she is wearing her pout!
Thank you SO much, Maggie, for this ADORABLE dress and hair clip! Oh, I love it so very much! La Mer is wearing Parasol Doll! Amazing design! I will be back with more pictures...soon...wanted to get this one up NOW! :D
And I am watching to see if you sit with someone or not!! HA! 'cause I climbed the apple tree!!
Dress : Plonsjeroze
La Mer knows lots of them...but she rarely tells me any of them, although I tell her lots of secrets! :D
iPhone cases by Love ThroughDesign featuring Banksy artwork available on www.lovethroughdesin.com
Handmade in the UK in our studio. The high quality images are transferred to the cases using heat. The result is a perfect, high-res image on a long-lasting, lightweight case.
For each case sold, Love Through Design will donate a percentage supporting the Art Fund in promoting new artists and save masterpieces.
More SDCC 2012 coverage on idlehands1.blogspot.com - Comic-Con logo T-shirt on basic black, in the above-listed sizes and prices, plus now available in Youth sizes. Also available: select "vintage" official Comic-Con T-shirts from past years.
www.lladrofromspain.com/01009120boarle.html
Dimensions: 5.91 x 7.48 inches
Sculptor: Marco Antonio Nogueron
Release year 2018
Base included
Limited edition certifed
Lladró Assurance included
Date : 2012-01-21(SAT)
Place : My home
Doll : PIPOS The Wizard of Oz - Dorothy Limited edition
Outfit : Annie's
Camera : Panasonic LUMIX FX100
So a few weeks ago, I returned from Calgary, AB and effectively mangled Bishoujo Black Canary trying to "fix" it, the it being what I perceived to be a greater than normal amount of tilt.
Well, thanks to fellow collector in Singapore, I was able to get another Black Canary, albeit the limited one in blue. Other than again, understanding that climate really screws with collectibles, everything generally worked out.
So, unsurprisingly, the limited edition Blue Canary is effectively the same as the standard one, blue aside. The base MIGHT be different on the 2.0 release of Black Canary, but I think the one I have is the 1.0. The sculpt is the same, though I will say now that I'm taking a second look at both of them, I can see where some shortcuts were taken on the sculpting of the hair.
Finer details are still in place, which includes the lacking on the back of the bodice as well as those lovely leggings, though sadly this version features blue stockings rather than being bare legged.
So with regards to the real purpose of this second purchase, it's slight but there is a height difference on the one heel in question of about 1 mm, which doesn't seem like much, but when you multiple that slight change over a far distance, well, you see what happens. I guess there was enough give in the other boot that allowed for this slight deviation to continue to be assembled, resulting in the final product.
Overall, I'd call this a QC flaw, which, again given the nature of the beast, isn't out of the ordinary. It's just unfortunate this particular imperfection is one that was very easily spotted.