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There's a new challenge on the Stampotique Designers Challenge blog, hosted by me! Yes, it's time to dig out your Stampotique stamps and alter something.
It's available now. There are many Alter printed items come out this time. Please check our store up.
Saber~Alter is the final stage in my slow, progressive experimentation with big scale figures. Haha! I still remember my first attempts with the Brick Bride. Now they look so painfully primitive. X-D
The head build uses a variant of Celaeno’s one which is already based in lego8110’s design. Thank to Saber’s relatively simple hairstyle, I manage to build her hair with Bright Yellow, which is the most appropriate for Saber Alter.
The original design was intended to feature brick-build eyes (Celaeno’s style), but I didn’ like the overall effect. They looked a little too cartoony and detracted from the evil aura.
See large on black with B l a c k M a g i c
This is actually a shot from last year that never got uploaded. Right now it's raining here. We've had gray skies, rain, fog. The last of our only real snow has washed away. More possible next week though.......
Built circa 1960s .... Remember when filling / gas stations were built to resemble houses. Most have since been demolished or altered so much, but this gas station, originally a Supertest gas station, has retained its original 1960s style ....
By Kate Raudenbush, New York, NY
A symbol of the United States Capitol becomes a mirage of mythical creatures fabricated of elaborately carved white steel. Each cut is rendered in the archetypical graphic style of Pacific Northwest Coast Indian imagery.
Stepping into a cage of white lace, the interior space vaults overhead, as a ladder of carved white swings descends from above. Eagle and feather imagery cover the walls. Together these elements suggest the set of an elaborate birdcage, placed ironically and symbolically within the framework of a colonialist political power symbol. Yet, as one ascends the swings, every platform reveals the wisdom of a different Indian Nation carved into the seats. This tangible union of opposites offers itself as a gathering space to ruminate on the origin of American "civilization" amidst the enduring dignity and vision of it's Native Peoples. A government building is transformed into an Altered State.
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And the series with the toy animals made of wood continues. I love working with these toys because I end up googling information on symbolism and other things about each animal. This is one of my more colourful altered books, and I love it for that.
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More drastically altered photos in my set, "Automatic Photography:"
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View On Black So beautiful when viewed large
Visiting the train station when it's pouring rain outside reveals another side of this monolith. The building makes so much noise from all the leaks in the building that it leaves you sort of paranoid. You're always wondering if a sound you just heard was somebody's footsteps or if it was just the rain, especially as you wander its halls alone. As I came near the ticket booth, there was a gigantic pool of water about three inches deep that was making this beautiful reflection. I'm very sure this hasn't been recorded before and I'm so glad I got wet and messy to see Michigan Central Station in this new dimension!
Featured in Flickr Explore July 3rd, 2008.
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the alter in my dining room made from an old radio cabinet.
filled with found nest and "book branches".
Hello, new posting here! nice to meet you all!
well this is a dress that I altered from jet rag vintage for 1$! I had to do alot of resizing, pleating, and had to completly re-do the collar. but I really love it.
for more info/pictures on this look, please see my blog!
photo by my boyfriend!
Remember my Opeth lyrics page?
This page finishes the song.
Recognise the famous painting from my version?
Using an image from Pixabay and a digitally altered copy of the Mona Lisa, commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gioconda_ (copia_del_Museo_del_Prado_restaurada).jpg
Made for a swap. Theme: vintage. Silk/satin, lace, metallic thread, beads, stamping ink, fibre paper.
photo: conceptual theme
subject: rebellious teen
altar boy: j.c.
photographer: alex calder
location: california