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Electric toothbrush and toothbrushing.
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De Witte Tanden Winkel, Runstraat 5 (toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, dental hygiene products)
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This is the finished product of my Mario World 1-1 Toothbrush Holder. One side is World 1-1, the other side is the Warp Zone.
The size of the toothbrush holder is approximately about 4 by 5 inches...so its pretty small.
It's a ceramic toothbrush holder, hand painted, glazed, and then fired in a kiln. EVERYTHING is hand printed, the bricks were done with a ver very small brush...and omg, it took forever.
I'm currently working at a liquid soap dispenser that will be the end of Mario World 1-1.
Tell me what you all think.
I watched a video and tried this one, even though i like the effect of it, I have no idea how i would increase etc etc to keep it sitting flat...
NUK toothbrush for 22+ months. Special 3 side design to cradle the teeth while brushing. Self collect at mount Sinai drive, available now. First come first serve.
Male and female gender glyphs embossed into back. Note the taper of bottom of the holder. That is what gives the "snap" to hold the toothbrush in place.
This is from a short series of toothbrush pictures I took for my blog fotografzahl.wordpress.com. The 'winning version' can be found on Day 73.
k5 + bellows + Rodenstock-Ysaron 1:3,5 f=50mm
A Yongnuo YN560-III was held into a lampshade directly over the subject and triggered with an on camera rf603N.
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Edited Chandra Space Telescope image of the Toothbrush Cluster.
Original caption: The phenomenon of pareidolia is when people see familiar shapes in images. This galaxy cluster has invoked the nickname of the "Toothbrush Cluster" because of its resemblance to the dental tool. In fact, the stem of the brush is due to radio waves (green) while the diffuse emission where the toothpaste would go is produced by X-rays observed by Chandra (purple). Visible light data from the Subaru telescope show galaxies and stars (white) and a map from gravitational lensing (blue) shows the concentration of the mass, which is mostly (about 80%) dark matter.