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Twisting Light #3. The next experimental shot exploring the patterns formed by light passing through shaped and formed plastics. These are analog images taken direct onto 35mm film.
I'd be interested to see what they remind you of.
Pairs of these units were first seen supporting frames of colony Branton as they revolted against local SU forces to devastating effect. The initial reports that were sent back assumed they were new Ijad units. This was the SUs working theory until one was downed and inspected. The pilot, still alive, attacked the recovery squad tearing the arm off a Chub before being killed.
Made for Mobile Frame Zero.
This alien is very similar in design as the Worker Alien. The main difference is the orientation of the motorcycle chassis. By just turning it upside down you get a totally different look.
Not shown: arms and tails. These are basic droid arm connections.
Have a look at the notes for more information.
Aliens invaded my jeep. See the blog vagabondexpedition.com for more. (long exposure photo with some EL wire - amzn.to/21wts2U )
Alien Queen at the Musée Miniature et Cinéma in Lyon, France.
My museum collection : www.flickr.com/photos/9619972@N08/collections/72157702215...
It's been a while since I've put anything up here. It's not that I haven't been drawing, it's just that I never thought to put it up until now. So here's a digital landscape of some Q-tip alien ruins, with a couple of explorers on the approach. If only it were made of LEGO.
© David K. Edwards. It pulls your head forward and briskly sucks out your eyeballs (it does something additional and cute if you are wearing glasses). Then it eats your face, devouring almost all of the skin and muscle. When finished, it emits a series of high-pitched burps that are somehow even more terrifying than its strident hunting call. In the photograph, note also the green puercoceptor organ, which curls when inactive.
Shots of my NECA Aliens figures I took when that version of Vasquez was released.
Some Photoshop adjustments in brightness/contrast & color balance. Film grain was also added. Taken on my Nikon D7000.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get the alien in the right pose I wanted, since the right leg is completely stuck, even though it is designed to be moved. One of the earlier aliens from NECA, & the marine is this Windrix figure.
this is dex this was def an accident we were ling up his head shot and i oer zoomed on the wide angle (17-40mm f4 L) and this is the result haha good to know its a versatile lens and i can use it for live shots as well as promos and portraits because of the distortion but for nearly $800 i think it should be at least f2.8 but still i love this lens to deathhhh
things savign to buy 85mm 1.8, and upgrading my 50 1.8 to a 50 1.4 for obvious reasons
Same as previous, slightly different image with a longer exposure and touched up in shop.
info: 2 guns. 430ex from front 1/2 with a softbox and another at 1/1 from above with a very long snoot. The one above was suspended with a fishing pole. Triggered with canon IR. If anyone wants to donate some pocket wizards, please feel free. The light line was created with canned smoke from behind the models head.
Made top 50 in explore on the 26th of Sept 2008
Location: Lancaster (behind my house)
A little DIYP Fairy came by and left me a featured-on-diyp tag, does anyone know where it was featured, i had a look but couldnt find it :-( if someone comes from the link could you post it in the comments bit please?
I'm waiting on a bricklink order for some wedges to arrive. I was so keen to start building the Arvo Brothers: Alien that I just went ahead. I think it was a bad idea as now I have to wait once more...ahhhh
It was early evening. I was walking my dog through a wooded area near my home. It was no different than any other summer evening. The Sun was still up, the cicadas were singing, and everything seemed normal. Then I saw it. Just 20 feet ahead of me. Everything went quiet, a strange mist rolled in. Could it be? No!? Yes!? Is that a 12" alien from another world stuck in the tree? I pulled the camera up to my eye and was able to capture this picture. As I passed, the mist lifted, the Sun was back, and the cicadas were singing once again. What was that??? I will "leaf" it to you.
(Simone)
shot on a Canon 5D borrowed from SVA (wanted to keep it forever, WHAT AN AMAZING CAMERA. one day I might sell my soul to canon, we'll see...)
collaborated with Lauren Poor to do an 'alien shoot' in the night around new york city
she made the hats!
I used to make custom motorcycle speedometer faces, (Alien Faces) and this is one that I made for a customer. (These were high resolution printed inserts that was placed OVER your original speedometer face)
He had a WWII P-51 Mustang airplane theme and wanted something fit the theme.
We talked about it in e-mail and came up with this, he just had a vague idea as to what he wanted.
His motorcycle had a custom paint job on it that had bullet holes and some intentional paint wear, rust, damage, exhaust smudge etc. So, that is what he wanted to continue on this.
I know that those with a sharp eye will see that the two gauges have (digitally painted) glass over them. The inner face has broken (digitally painted) glass over it too, AND, not just that, but there was some REAL glass over these. :)
So, that part, while hokey, he loved it, and we both knew it was WAY over the top, but he wanted it that way, so...
Also, in real life if those bullet holes were from a German plane, the holes would be larger, so practically NONE of what you see is realistic. (These are .22 caliber size)
In my mind I designed this to be like an old plane that was in a plane boneyard and was rusting for years and he came along and saved it. That was how I looked at it, and realism is what I aimed for, although, nothing was realistic in 'real life'. :)
I learned how to do rust, and age things while making this.
This was all done in Photoshop after looking online at how planes (especially P-51's) gauges looked. Actually, I couldn't find one, so I looked at other plane gauges and just went with it.
He was ex-Air Force so he had to have the Air Force star, and he also wanted the small type in small print about, "War Bird", his bike. (See circular print in the inner ring)
He won some contests with his bike, I saw it in a magazine once.
I did several that were in magazines actually, I had a really good business while it lasted.
(Another guy saw this and wanted one for his bike and he had been a Tomcat pilot, so I made him one for that, I had several pilots actually)
Anyway, yeah, it's not realistic, but you just have to open your mind, or, have a shot of tequila, whichever. :)
Title: Alien attack
Architecture: Tour Total Coupole
Location: Paris
© TK Fotoart
I am also be found on Facebook, looks do not you drop
Happy Novvember! In much the same way as I redid the ADU mech, I've reduced the alien Crescent to its component parts and started again.
Once again, the big saucer pieces are integral to the build (although I'm honestly sick of them, they're so big and blocky!), along with the lime fins. I've also used some of the larger shells to round out the back of the cockpit, so all told this is a rather chonky build.
I started with the triangular-finned prongs, and from there the build continued. I do wish I had a third 16x4 wedge, as I've used two for the wings, and I think for maximum absurdity it would have been good for it to be the stabiliser too. No such luck though, so I made a more sensibly-proportioned fin.
This will be coming to Bricktastic in February, along with the rest of the ADU/alien invaders. Come say hello!
Happy Novvember! In much the same way as I redid the ADU mech, I've reduced the alien Crescent to its component parts and started again.
Once again, the big saucer pieces are integral to the build (although I'm honestly sick of them, they're so big and blocky!), along with the lime fins. I've also used some of the larger shells to round out the back of the cockpit, so all told this is a rather chonky build.
I started with the triangular-finned prongs, and from there the build continued. I do wish I had a third 16x4 wedge, as I've used two for the wings, and I think for maximum absurdity it would have been good for it to be the stabiliser too. No such luck though, so I made a more sensibly-proportioned fin.
This will be coming to Bricktastic in February, along with the rest of the ADU/alien invaders. Come say hello!
No quarto, Victor pareceu incomodado com a presença da alien misteriosa.
-Droga, como vamos ter privacidade assim? - Ele reclamou.
-Tudo bem, eu não acho que ela vá acordar tão cedo. - Lizzie sorriu maliciosamente.
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Bom, essa parte não faz diferença para a história e eu não ia postar, mas achei até que seria legal para ver um pouco como eles são juntos, já que não posso postar as histórias deles agora.
Vou aproveitar para avisar que amanhã vou viajar, então provavelmente não vou postar nada até segunda. Provavelmente vou perder o desafio da semana, mas vou tentar tirar uma foto com o tema durante a viagem para ao menos postar atrasado ou sei lá.
Já cansei de esperar a doll nova, espero que ela chegue logo! Se considerar todo o tempo que eu quis ela, já to esperando há uns 2-3 anos u_u
monólogo interno: tenha paciência, cara, você comprou ela ontem