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Bunny wabbit was an unexpected addition, but he's so cute! *glomps*
Faceup was done very quickly last night after bringing him home, and it'll have to be redone at some stage.
Our daughters pet parrot, PIP, a Pineapple Green Cheek Conure, a happy boy, now mum's home from uni.
R.I.P 1996-2012. Just an old picture that I found that I'd very much like to share. Taken by a family friend.
Spending the week at my parents, Pip and three others dolls came along. Time to do some nice photoshoots of my girls.
Yes, I DID sell him a little more than a month ago... But I've been commissionned for several imp outfits and let's face it, it's easier to sew with the doll!
So, Pips is back, and I must admit I dont regret it ^^
We enjoyed a lovely falconry experience last weekend.
This is Pip the Kestrel.
The weather has been on and off lately. Today is typically an off day, but a few days ago I shot Pip in bright sunshine. Bright sunlight makes Pip very hard to shoot, so I had to do some PS to get the image right.
This cutie arrived at the end of the year and then came the move. She was packed and ready to move with us to our new place. She's a perfect addition.
Drawing of my dog, Pip
CPM October pet portrait competition
Category: Beginner
Faber Castell Polychromos on Fabriano Artistico paper 9x12
My own reference photo.
Completed 8/22/21
Some new dolly pictures I've been working on lately ! :)
Dolls :: Kröt Arie by my friends Dust of Dolls
Makeup :: Esthy's Wonderland
I wanted to get some snow pictures with Pip, but didn't dare go out earlier this week when the snow was actually falling -- my shutter finger doesn't really work when the temperatures are in the single or low double-digits. The snow has been on the ground for 5 days now, so in general it's pretty churned-up and patchy, but I found a spot near the dog park that hadn't been too trampled.
Yup, Pip was on a stay, within sight of the dog park no less. Very serious face, having to concentrate so hard on being good. The sun was just about to go down, so some nice golden light falling on Pip. The snow was already in the shade. If I were better at photoshop I'd try to do something about the snow's color cast, but with simpler tools I wasn't able to fix the blue without messing up the golden light.
I'm super excited for Fallout 76 so I built a life-size Pip-Boy 2000 MK VI out of LEGO!
It's designed to be wearable and I've tried to recreate the in-game version as accurately as possible. Check it out in more detail at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AnRw7tPshA