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Hung far above the kitchen floor... Ha'ena, Kauai

Interesting creatures.

My remaining stock girls! I'm trying desperately to refrain from customizing them...

One of the translucent stones that polished up in the last batch that went through 40 days in 4 cycles in the Lortone 3A tumbler

Translucent it hangs empty

it's brethren gather by

Life on the edge of a petal

having fallen from the sky

A lifetime short and fleeting

One in a million, this chance meeting

a cupful for a bee, yet a teardrop to me

This drop in the ocean

lives before me plain to see

translucent, includes light

Hollow polymer clay bead using Pardo

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When an inclusion transform a translucent quartz in a striking and rare gemstone...From Minas Gerais State, Brazil. Polished in Sao Paulo

Again the result of playing a little with my friend PS to have some settings explained for an other friend.

I found this arrangement at the beach today and thought it might be good for playing :)

This slug was on a journey! Moving at a very rapid pace for a slug....sliding up the tree. We saw a number of slugs on the tree trunks. This one was especially pretty with the light shining through her.

Window at an abandoned house in Oconomowoc.

 

More pictures to come of this house :]

I just need to go backkkkk.

These forced bulbs looked so gorgeous in the bright sunshine.

24", 18" and 12" wide x 24" high

acrylic on canvas

2007

 

Built up in many layers of translucent colours separated by textured layers of gel.

I upgraded KDE to 3.5 RC1 the other day. Kinda nice, kinda boated, I'm enjoying it so far.

Inamorata Jereme, OOAK art doll in Ice resin, featuring the Nsia head sculpt and L bust.

 

*Commissioned artwork and not for sale. The next Inamorata doll preorder will be in September.

 

For Jereme I tried something new: blue to purple chameleon pigment body blushing with glossy finish to showcase the translucency of the Ice resin. I painted her a pair of stilettos that continue the same body blushing as if the stilts were an extension of her body.

 

Her wig with Japanese style hime cut is made from a custom rainbow dyed alpaca that shifts from lavender to pink and orange. I love the way alpaca hair falls and moves perfectly naturally in miniature. It's my favourite wig material!

 

The OOAK gown is made of organza chosen for its transparent and sculptural qualities. It has a simple seven piece construction in the base and hand stitched ruching for the sculptural detailing.

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Keko in the Suk 11

Earlier this summer, I posted images of clusters of delicate waxy and translucent pinky-white Ghost Pipes, aka Ghost Plants, that had freshly emerged from moist, humus-rich soil as well after the flowers had been pollinated and turned into dark brown seed pods atop stiff dehydrated woody stocks, in my estimation more akin to corpse plants, another name for this herbaceous perennial flowering plant that does not rely on photosynthesis as does not contain chlorophyll. In the image below, seed pods are shown from tightly closed capsules until they open up to fully release and disperse their tiny seeds, each about 0.5 millimeter in length. Upon opening the photo album, you’ll see the flowering plant maturing with time as well as macro-shots of its seed pods. By scrolling down the photo album, one can view other images of this mythical plant taken during the month of August. Landons Bay is in the Thousand Island, Ontario.

The gobies, even though tiny, are not that hard to see if you know where to look. The trick is getting a nice composition, especially from above. I like the diagonals in this picture, made up by both the spots of the coral and the goby itself.

seen in Negishi, Tokyo

Lower 9th Ward, New Orleans, Louisiana (Aug. 13, 2014)

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