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Miniature Divination Figurines (Tuphele), Chokwe, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola
Figurines: wood; H. 5.5–9 cm (2 1/8–3 1/2 in.), 19th–20th century
Especial atención pongo a la integración de la torre sobre el terreno.
Al final acabé retocando más el terreno aplicando más pigmento con gris oscuro para que se diferenciara del vehÃculo, y no se "camuflara" sobre él.
A miniature daffodil basking in the early morning sunshine at the Gardens on Spring Creek in Fort Collins, Colorado. (Lensbaby Velvet 56, handheld)
Pretty, pretty silver puppy. We're really torn over this one. Keep and show, or let her go? It's so HARD!!
16/01/2010. Been playing with Tiltshift again today. With this in mind we went into Great Malvern and took a few photographs looking down Church Street. The weather really was pants so the idea of turning Malvern into a model village was quite appealing as clearly there were no stunning landscape shots to be had today. Doing this has been our highlight today as we spent the morning house cleaning which was really bizarre as no-one is coming to stay!
On the plus side we have an idea for our Project photo tomorrow, and we have shamelessly stolen the idea from Photographykilledmycamera and also a photograph on the Morgan Motor Company Web Site. I just hope we can take a photograph that does justice to our idea!
Groovy word of the day: miniature.
This is from the miniatures section from Art Institute Chicago!,
Can't believe but this is a miniature of dimensions mapped to 1 foot! A tinee tiny model of the cozy living room!
2010 Castle Room Project, by Toni Starnes
Today was the 25th annual miniatures show held by the West LA miniatures club known as "Miniatures West." I usually go; there are pictures in my stream from previous years. None of the displays here were made by me; they were the presentations made my Miniatures West members and their friends.
A miniature reproduction of Niccollo Dell'Arca's lifesize terracotta figure Maria Magdalene
Have you ever wanted your own miniature version of one of the
famous art sculptures of Europe sitting on your coffee table or
cabinet ?
Well, here it is !
The italian renaissance sculptor Niccollo Dell'Arca created
a life-size terracotta group called "Lamentation over the
dead Christ" around 1464 in Bologna, Italy. Today the original
stands in a church in Bologna, Italy.
One of the six figures shows Maria Magdalene which I've
chosen because of her ethereal appearance and her intense facial expression.
My Maria Magdalene is 6" high. She is a one-0f-a-kind figure entirely handmade by me. Her body is made of paper clay, her head and hands are made of polymer clay. She stands on a wooden base painted with a special coarse paint which gives it dimension. Her clothes are soft velvet-like fabric which I conditioned so it stay's firmly in place.
The second miniature I've ever painted, the first one where I used washes and dry brushing, following the tutorials with the Reaper "Learn to Paint #1 - Armor & Fur" set.
Miniatures horses
St-Rémi, Qc
Miniature horses are smaller that ponies with a height of 34-38 inches (86-97cm)
Unlike common thoughts they are not dwarves but simply a breed of very small horses. Some serves as service animals.
Miniature Praying Mantis ornament. I think it was in a set of insect musicians! 1" wide on my little tree. Dec. 2009.
From an Annelle Ferguson kit
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