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inbetween publishing projects, i've been working on a ton of paintings in progress with impossibly tiny patterning. they're unfinished, nothing finished. preparing for an art show in nyc in september.
Madrid, Spain
CONVERSACIONES EN SILENCIO SERIE
TALKING IN SILENCE SERIES
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two days in a row of red+brown outfits-gees!
have a couple things I am supposed to go out and do tonight, all I want to do is eat cookie dough and watch 48 hours mystery.....hmm....be social or stay home?
hm.....
The brick factory work is seasonal and the employment is contractual, utterly insecure and wage is piece-rated. Though man & woman workers comprise about one-half of the total workforce in every factory, they hail from the families that survive by working as labourer in every conceivable sense; they are from lower caste and class.
Hello Everyone! I hope you are all enjoying this beautiful Saturday! Today I will be doing a different type of post, as I’ll be showcasing some interior pictures of my former SL home. Dahi, Kylie, Rooky & I just recently left our full sim behind & opted to take on a homestead. Basically, none of us had any spare time to work on our prior sim, resulting in that space being a constant & untouched construction site for the last couple of years. We thought that a fresh start was needed, giving ourselves the boost of energy and motivation to complete our new homestead. We are all used to having our own homes on the same sim, but we’ve now switched gears and are going to be living under the same, but custom, roof! Once we have completed our new homestead, which will hopefully be by the end of 2021 (in between our client bookings) I will share some photos!
With that, I thought what better time than now to share some interior pictures of my previous home. I ask that you keep in mind, like I mentioned above, that this sim was a complete construction site for the last couple of years, so you aren’t going to see a ton of foliage & greenery when looking outside through the windows! I’ll also be sharing some more photos of my prior home over the next week or so 😊
As always, thank you so much for following, supporting & cheering us on at The Design Firm. Your support is extremely appreciated!
Lastly, I always recommend viewing my photos in full screen mode when able! This allows you to see the true depth and detail of the spaces that my colleagues and I create for our clients.
P.S. If you would like to know the name of the store or designer who has created any of the pieces that you see in this photo, please feel free to send me a notecard in world (Brinks Lemmon)
Photo Credit - Sean Hardy
Black and white artistic lingerie shoot.
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I'm on holiday at the moment working on my gorgeous all over body tan.
Here's a one from yesteryear... 11 years ago...WTF 😳😱
The method to dress and present as my favourite woman has never changed. 💜💜
A woman's work is never done.
I love this photo.....
To get this result the following is required.
As us unusual girls in this world know, there is nothing more rewarding than the transformation. The journey we make from M to F is in my book one of the most exhilarating moments in life.
My run down starts like this.
Shower,
Shave (as required)
Dry and moisturise the body.
Apply make up. Except lips and lashes.
Paint nails.
Choose cloths.
Tape here and there if you want to........
Tuck away (we have to do it!)
Put on under wear,
Next it's Tights or stockings.
1 off Corset, (nice and tight)
Stop and take several deep breaths due to above!
Admire new fem shape.
More deep breaths and reflect on the transition!
Develop your breast shape.
Drink wine as required.
Dress in chosen outfit(s)
Pick a suitable hair style.
Earrings, bracelets, jewellery.
Slowly put on each high heel shoe.
Stand and admire the female shape and stance!!! (oh yes)
Finish lips, lashes and any minor defects.
Drink more wine.
Take a few pictures.
And the rest is up to you.
The latest work in progress is a pair of young African Elephants in graphite on A3. Loads of work to do still!
Hertford Cakes in Fore Street has both friendly customers and staff. I enjoyed my two cups of coffee and especially the artist painting advertising on the window. Art to me is not how much it costs but to witness the clever way the artist did her work gave me pleasure.
The sole remaining train that still sports a caboose. Although the B&B gang still use a caboose they need the company work train to move it from location to location. On occasion if they don't have too far to travel the B&B crew will move their cars with a locomotive crane.
The original picture from Adobe Stock was less kinky.
The passage to black and white, plus the increased contrast, added to the grungy look made this a little more ... coquin as we say in french ... LOL
Dirty Work is from The Rolling Stones
A pair of heavy steel toe, steel plate black leather work shoes. They are huge! I don't wear them too often because they are so heavy and a little too big for me. My regular feet size is 10 US.
Size: 11 US
Hello Everyone! I hope you are enjoying the tail end of this Labour Day long weekend.
Today I will be sharing the remaining four photos of an interior design project that The Design Firm has been commissioned to complete for our client, Flo Mysterious (PHARGO) Our client requested a black & white theme throughout his home, which as we all know, is one of my absolute favourite colour palettes to work with!
The first photo showcases the second floor landing, which I've converted into a family gathering area. Complete with a relaxation and TV area, as well as an office nook. I've continued the same theme on the second floor, with ample use of concrete and leek black marble.
The second, third & fourth photos are of our clients master suite. The second photo showcases the clients master sitting area, while the third photo showcases the bed area & the fourth showcases the master ensuite, built & designed by my colleague Rooky Yootz.
As always, thank you so much for following my colleagues & I on our journey and for supporting The Design Firm! It means the world to us
A sculpture work of Hans Op de Beeck, an artist from Belgium bring a snowy experience to tropical Singapore.
The original art work is look exactly like snow, at least similar to the snowy atmosphere that I saw in the movie or photos. The pink color tinted by me. I use Picasa to link the snow atmosphere in tropic. The art instalation viewing area was also so warm...