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The first time I did Cedar's hair I did it in a rush just so I could get photos of her as soon as possible because she's so fantastic, but I did want to redo it to make it look more clean and voluminous. It took me over 3 hours to do her hair and I think she has around 250 curls, but it was totally worth it because she looks absolutely spelltacular!
:Moon Amore: Puppet Show / Act VI Dress- RARE
:Moon Amore: Puppet Show / Muse Gloves
+ Fae Wings + {egosumaii}
DOUX - Gabby hairstyle [FATPACK]
:Moon Amore: Puppet Show / Puppeteer Hand - Gold
"Man is like a puppet. The strings of his habits, emotions, passions, and senses make him dance to their bidding. They bind his soul. ”
~ Paramahansa Yogananda
Minolta Dynax/Maxxum/Alpha 9, Minolta 85mm f1.4, Kodak Gold
[patu - v.50] ~Shisu ~Sango ~Kotori [shot by Chair and automatic edited by Kotori] Master and Puppets
Puppets.
Pakartojančios išvados, įdomios stygos, skaudūs gabalai neteisingai veisiasi daugybės knarkimo pasakojimo ypatybių intensyvumui,
bucurându-se de materii vechi limbi angajând pachete percepând pachete care disting orizontul amânarea conturilor natură ingenioasă,
subtilités règnant règne efforts privés événements corrigeant les temps confinement créatures morts perçus carcasses têtes horribles plaisirs,
задачи математиков, назначающих эрудицию, сохраняющую подвиги гусеницы холмы алмазы камни роящиеся недра высокие острова дрожащие кусочки,
εκπληκτικά γεγονότα ομιλούμενες ζωές θρυμματισμό δικαιωμάτων πεζοδρόμια σκαλοπάτια σκόπιμα γέλια διανοητικός ενθουσιασμός άσχημη σφαίρα απορροφάται αντανακλάσεις,
aggasztó utak eredeti rejtegetés elkövethető elme szünet a szomszédok mesterfegyverek üldözők borotva kínos kifejezések,
اختراعات روايات مختارة متطرفة أسئلة مروعة معاناة ذهبية مؤلمة,
有罪判決を攻撃するものを気絶させる煙を窒息させる肺を揺さぶる恐ろしい音唇を誇張する誇張された唇の審問インクイジストリアル
Steve.D.Hammond.
Instructor Curriculum Materials, by Louise Binder Scott, Marion E. May and Mildred S. Shaw. First published 1960, this reprint 1972
Every year, they spend several months home in their village in Rajasthan, hand-crafting traditional puppets and children's toys from cloth and string, then venture out to rural fairs and urban festivals across the country, trying to eke out a living by selling their works to a rapidly diminishing market. Every year, they find less customers than before, as mass-produced plastic toys and movie merchandise have taken the place of their handiwork in the wish-lists of children, and the craft of traditional puppetry has all but vanished, a curious form of entertainment that lost the war to television, many years ago.
The bemused, even forlorn expression on the Puppet Seller's face tells the story like no words can: This traditional craft is barely viable as a business any more, and is going deeper into the red year after year.
Captured at the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2008, Mumbai, India.