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Large Format: Wall Graphics -Cafeteria hallway wall graphic
2.5 x 3 hallway, 36 x 30 White 6 Mil Pip Slap Material,
For Don't Call Me Betsy's Sliced Coin quilt-along. It really does look delicious, doesn't it? That's Moda Bella Solids in Blue Raspberry along with it.
A couple more pictures of Pip enjoying the remnants of our "blizzard." I was playing around with the exposure compensation on my camera and completely over-exposed the snow, but I like the effect.
Noah Hofmann-Smith.
Image was shot in Vivian's home in Indianapolis, Indiana with a Canon Digital Rebel XT and then adjusted in Adobe Photoshop CS2.
Work for Scroobius Pip, more info here - akiro.co.uk/19881/237126/portfolio/scroobius-pip-presents...
Photoshoot:
Nov 9th 2008
Model:
Pip Weidemann
These are the last uploads from the session - I ended up with many more shots from it than I can realistically use. Although there are others which I love - I've tried for some variety - hopefully Pip likes the end result.
In case anyone's wondering why I post sooo many - I'm using this to show Pip the outcome of the shoot. Until I get a site up it's the best tool I have.
Anillos flower pip realizados con un cabuchón de cristal de 14mm encastonado con delicas y rocallas de miyuki y adornado con pip de preciosa ornela.
El aro es adaptable.
Podéis encontrar el tutorial en el siguiente enlace:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xz3zA3t2qko
Espero que os gusten.
Day 16 grey
365 days in colour
Lulu's friend Pip is a grey Schnauzer, on the dog walk today Pip posed for me
*Sigh* I am still trying to get a great photo of her but the cello casts a very unflattering glare....I love her chubby cheeks in the reflection from the boutique box! <3
Eamonn was my boss and a star. I shall be ever indebted to him as he helped me secure my position in Pip before the final interview with Ira Nottonson. Eamonn was a true professional although did like putting his cigarettes in strange places...
*Project 52* - Week 40/52 - 12/06/2008
Found this little dude in our basement last night. He's just a baby, the bowl he is sitting in is no more than 3" across. Trying to figure out if he'll survive if I let him go in the middle of Kentucky winter or if I should just set him up with a mouse palace and keep him. I do miss having rodents!
I think Pip may be a white-footed mouse, from what research I've done thus far.
You can read Pip's story here.
And Pip's update here
How is this comfy?! (Also - the curtain pattern makes it look like she's doing some kind of frost magic?)