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I rarely if ever spot my little pony's in charity shops here let alone G1's at bargain prices >< I managed to snag these guys for £2.99 each and they are in great condition for the age of them.
As I was cleaning last week I realised I never posted these gals and guys on here. They arent true customs as they either still have their original hair or are wearing wigs. I made them as a sort of monster high characters doing cosplay in honor of the rerelease of the manga here in the states. So theyre all based, as best I could, on the manga costumes . Enjoy :)
Princess Serenity is my #1. Ive always had a fascination with her as well. I know she dosent play too huge a roll in the manga but still. Naoko always draws her so pretty and ethereal, Im a sucker for that :).
The Princess is the car Jimmy was driving when I first met him at a show in Rushden last summer and he parked it alongside my Maxi and an Allegro to make a nice lineup of BL's 1970s family favourites. Note that it has round headlights indicating a four-cylinder model, whereas almost all of Oxford's factory products are six-cylinder versions with rectangular lights.
Phew, This took forever, I worried I wasn't going to get it finished!
This was ordered by a work collegue for her nieces 5th birthday. She asked for something that incorporated the seven disney princesses. A 9" and 6" vanilla sponge. The towers are made from pastillage covered in sugarpaste and the figures are gumpaste.
Modelo: Lorena Bey
Make Up: Maria Luisa Ruiz Peña
Flores: Floristeria Los Geranios
Fotografía y Edición: Javier. P.
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Princess in her favorite spot soaking up the sun. She's giving me the not another picture look. LOL...
Getting Back to Drawing:
This is my interpretation on how Princess Kaguya (from the Studio Ghibli movie) might look like in real life. :) This is from the scene where she is practicing playing her koto.
This is drawn and painted using CS6/Cintiq13HD.
Thanks for looking!
WORK IN PROGRESS LINK:
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Princess Elizabeth with tiger, 6 May 1927 by Marcus Adams
This photograph was taken during the final sitting with Adams before the return of the Duke and Duchess of York from a six-month tour of Australia and New Zealand.
This photograph is from the book Marcus Adams: Royal Photographer, which can be purchased from the Royal Collection online shop.
This photograph is also included in the exhibition of royal portraits by Marcus Adams, on display at The Queen's Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse, 25 February - 5 June 2011. Explore the exhibition online.
The Royal Collection © 2011, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Not for reproduction.
This is my model of the Princess Theatre in Melbourne Australia. The theatre was built in 1886 and is now one Melbourne’s main venues for major music theatre productions. At the moment it is hosting the play ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’.
I built the Lego model for our club ‘modular building’ competition; it took about three months to complete. It is the first modular-type building I have built, and I didn’t quite appreciate just how large the finished model would be when I picked the Princess Theatre as a subject. The model is 144 studs long and 48 deep. The model includes the ornate frontage that houses the foyers and Federici Restaurant, plus a small slice of the plain brick section that houses the actual theatre. For greater part availability, I stuck with the tan and white colour scheme that the building had prior to the renovations last year (it is currently tan and sand green).
The roof is faced with stagged 1x1 cheese slopes and 1x1 tiles in dark and light bluish gray to create the mosaic pattern: ~1250 slopes plus ~650 tiles. The model is lit with 75 LED lights.
The road in front of the model represents Spring Street, Melbourne complete with central tram tracks.
The theatre is apparently haunted by the ghost of Federici, an opera singer who died on stage in 1888. I have included in portrait in minifig form on the back wall of the restaurant.
MV Princess of the Orient is another Sulpicio Lines-owned passenger ferry that sank off Fortune Island in Nasugbu, Batangas on its way to Cebu City from Manila. The ship reportedly left the port of Manila even as a typhoon signal has been declared in the city. This disaster claimed the lives of 150 people.
Oh how much I adored this doll in 1997 Barbie Journal as a kid. In 2011 I stumbled upon her in a very used condition with a ripped dress. Yes, Today is the day that I fixed up everything on her. She is such a classic (and not blonde) beauty!
I was pleased to find out when I tried it that this dress also fits Poppy (well Mia, actually...) with only a slight adjutsment to the straps. Mia got to dress up as a princess for the day,,,
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The latex princess Alu is deep under the rubbery latex ground looking for shiny latex gems for shiny me the latex goddess :) Its so dark down there that everything seems black, but its came the latex rainbow cave as it give of shiny latex colors.
More latex land links below.
LMS Princess Royal class no. 6201 'Princess Elizabeth' approaches Settle on the almost continuous 1 in 100, 15 miles climb, from Settle Junction to Blea Moor tunnel. Hauling 1Z24, a Railway Touring Co. charter from Norwich.
My little cousin had a 'princess party' for all her friends for her birthday, and I took my camera along because we were going to a castle and they were all dressing up.. This is probably my favourite shot of the day.. Hope you guys enjoy it, although my editing is a bit plainjane. I need an updated version of photoshop - elements would be alright.
I'm so stressed. Does anyone have a book they'd recommend for me to read? Or some music to listen to? (:
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