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This will be a series about Juan Moñoz exhibition in Serralves Museum!
Hope you like this puppets as much as I did!
Kisses,
Ana
Fie, fie, you counterfeit. You puppet, you!
(William Shakespeare - A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act III, Scene II)
Puppet Nurses are monsters found in the Silent Hill game series. They are real nurses that have been possessed. This one was visiting London Film & Comic Con.
Thanks to Billy-jean-stock. for the texture.
Leica M3, Carl Zeiss Planar 2/50 ZM, yellow filter, Kodak 400TX+Super Prodol, Epson GT-X830. 1/125, f/4.
January 14, 1944: SISTER ACT: Every shor has its swing trio and Miss Wiest's is no exception. To the accompaniment of Andrews Sisters' tunes, these attractive mannequins go through a sing-and-dance routine.
There were several of these magnificent puppets in Parade the Circle. Trying to keep them upright on this record breaking hot and windy day was no easy task.
this is how i feel 95% of the time. i am constantly being pulled left and right by others choices and can never make my own. i have to constantly think of how every action and decision will effect everyone else but i feel as though i can never do anything to make myself happy. for once, i'd like to be selfish and do what i wish.
This delightful Chinese puppet resides in the collection of the Pitt Rivers Museum. The museum's curators have assembled an enormous and mind-bending collection featuring thousands of cultural objects gathered from around the world, actively accumulating artifacts since the mid-nineteenth century. Browsing this collection is truly fascinating.
These marionettes are some of the first toys I made back in 1996 or 97. I was heavily into the Tim Burton style.. unlike the cute and cuddly style I prefer now. It was time to archive them before the rest of them fell apart. Sadly they sit in storage waiting to take there place on the puppet stage.
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This is an articulated puppet of a creepy demon Shrek that I've used in a quick stop-motion LEGO animation called "Shrek Eats 2,000 Chicken Nuggets." I came up with the idea for this when I was on the train ride home from work and feeling hungry, and joked to myself that I could eat 2,000 chicken nuggets. Whilst I had that thought, I stumbled upon a funny reference to Shrek on Reddit on my phone, so my brain combined both and came up with the concept for this video.
I first started with building Shrek's head, and the main obstacle was using Technic connectors to allow reciprocating friction in Shrek's mouth movements. I then created the torso and eventually the claw fingers.
In my video, the closeups of the claws grabbing the nuggets were recorded first. Then I shot the main footage of the talking, reaction shots, and laughing. The final shots were the takes of him chewing on the nuggets. Each of those shots reused the same nugget in his claws – and then reused the same chopped-up chicken nugget pieces in his mouth – thus minimizing the amount of chicken nuggets wasted.
For each shot of Shrek opening his mouth, I'd slide in little lime green LEGO wedges in the sides of his mouth; these wedges were of varying sizes, depending on how wide open his mouth was to be. This was a very tedious process, as my standard LEGO puppets could easily open/close their mouths like regular puppets (such as Link). Also, I'd manually remove and swap out different eyes depending on his expression.
Editing the footage was rather straightforward, but the difficult task was recording all of the audio and doing the music. In fact, after the final cut was done, I spent a whole night working on the cover of "Back Door Man" in FL Studio.
Modelo: Puppet
Produção e maquiagem: Puppet inclusive conheçam o canal dela que é incrível!
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fotografia e edição: Lua Morales
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Friends and their children stop to watch a streetside one-man puppet show in a makeshift theatre, just down the street from one of Chicago's most famous entertainment venues.
Olympus OM-D E-M1 with M. Zuiko 12-40 f/2.8
Queen Zia and King Leonardo were created with paperclay , paper, wood during the 2019 Artful Gathering Workshop.
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Nikon D700, Tamron SP 24-70mm F/2.8 Di VC USD
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I borrowed two books from the library today. The late Francesca Woodman She is such a great inspiration to me.
Puppet designed for Norma Toraya's book on paper puppets. Paper-Puppet-Palooza. She told me to do whatever I wanted. I have a feeling that this will look odd next to the rest of the puppets.
You're supposed to cut it out and put brads in it to make the joints move.
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