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Mask by Rickshaw Bagworks in Dogpatch, San Francisco, CA. Lighting: Paul C Buff Einstein with 7" reflector and 30% grid camera right for key. AB800 with Blue Gel camera right on background. AB800 with Green Gel on left on background. All fired with Cybersyncs.
Volvo B8RL/Sunsundegui SB3 with GAI 32421 is seen on a Dublin to Kildare 126 service on Wellington Quay with passengers boarding wearing masks as part of conditions of travel due to the Covid 19/SARS 2 Pandemic
This mask is a collage of ripped up photos of faces taken from old GQs. It turned out creepier than I thought it would. This was an homage to six feet under that didn't quite make it.
No girls talked to me while I was wearing this.
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Kalitta Air 747-400 N744CK "Mask Livery" touching down at Stewart Airport (KSWF) after flying 5 hours from Los Angeles (KLAX)
The government has made a mockery of the general public of Bangladesh. Doesn't really mean we dont understand anything. I feel the strength of 160 million people can cause an uproar of sorts. If only we could realise and utilise our individual intellectual strength!
Its Bangladesh's 41st Victory Day today. A country often known for its poverty,corruption and natural calamities, it is often underrated and overlooked. If only hearts could yield into money, Bangladesh would have been one of the richest countries in the world.
Chittagong,Bangladesh
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Yesterday, we went for a brief walk through the outdoor exhibits of a small zoo. The buildings were still closed in an effort to prevent the spread of covid.
This life-sized bear, made of artificial materials, added some levity at the entrance.
Farrah Fawcett and Richard Madden as repainted and styled by Noel Cruz (he also added hair to molded haired Richard) www.ncruz.com wearing scrubs by Cotswold Collectibles at www.gijoeelite.com.
Wearing blue and pink face masks by MyDollAsylum on Instagram at www.instagram.com/mydollasylum/ on eBay www.ebay.com/usr/area.59.
Noel's repainted Celebrities are featured in the 1Sixth (1sixth.co) Winter Hardbound Edition available in Hardback/imagewrap or paperback cover.
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Photos by Steve McKinnis of stevemckinnis.com
Nice, my first video to make explore. :)
A 35 minute masking job compressed into 90 seconds. I can't show the finished product at this time but I at least wanted to post something.
This essentially documents my standard masking procedure. There are really only two things here that are of any note. One is the use of shift+click to draw straight lines. I often use shift+click when masking to create very short line segments because I find that to be more accurate than painting entirely by hand, with a mouse or with my stylus.
The second thing is the way I usually do hair which is to mask away some of the hair and then using special hair brushes that I have created I paint it back in. I find this to produce better results than trying to mask the actual strands of hair. Since hair is semi transparent it is very difficult to mask it in such a way that it can easily be moved onto a different color background.
Now, in the case of this image, since I am isolated on a solid white background, it would have been possible to use a different method to isolate me, but I have found that I always have to come back with a brush and refine parts, so I have taken to just doing it with a brush and not wasting any time with any other steps. There are some situations where masking by hand just does not make any sense, like masking a tree or something else with a lot of small details. For those situations I use other techniques.
The song is "Johnny Saucep'n" by Moxy Fruvous.