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A clone my friend gave me as B-day present awhile ago. Time for the bio:
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Buzz: From an early age, CT-109 showed advanced skill and much aggression. His Kominoan cloners decided to put him through ARC training. He failed miserably on his final test, but the Kominoans noticed his skills in mixed martial arts. They then put him through intense commando training. He passed his final test with ease and became the squad leader of Nova squad. While stationed on Felucia, Buzz got lost in the jungle along with the rest of his commando squad. It's been 3 months since they were reported lost. Because of the great dangers of the Felucian jungles, Nova squad had little chance of surviving.
I'll try to make a moc of Nova squad getting lost after Christmas.
When I tell people that I work alone, often the initial response is a certain amount of shock and disbelief. I can see in their eyes the wonder at how anyone could spend that much time alone and inevitably the questions revolve around boredom and the lack of people to talk to.
What I never tell them is that though I'm alone, I'm not exactly alone. I've stopped trying to explain now because people don't appreciate the additional hassle that having your clones in an office environment can cause. At home they tend to just borrow whatever you aren't wearing, but that doesn't work so well where you are out in public with them. I'm thinking of getting another one whose only job is to make sure that we are all co-ordindinated, which is sometimes hard because I do have a perchance for old watches.
Still, overall I think the hassle is worth it because I can sit back with my feet up while they get on with the actual work. Needless to say though, they do tend to slack off if I'm not there watching them...
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OK, so it had to be done sooner or later. My first attempt at cloning, and I think very far from my last.
Three clones arrived - Petra, Peggy-Ann and I think the girl on the right is an Elite Wendy. (Someone put me right if I'm wrong please) Laney :¬)xx
This is my third attempt at a coning/multiplicity picture. Just 2 images this time, but I'm pretty happy with it.
Shark is an elite clone trooper serving the clone army. Shark has his name thanked to his armor paint
This is a clone of the Peach Fuzz. Like the Acapulco Gold, it uses a pair of those little LM386 amp-in-a-chip dealies like they use to make cigar box amps and it simulates the sound of a cranked-up amp...kinda. The Peach Fuzz adds an op-amp to kind of mediate things and turns it into more of a fuzz than an amp simulation, but it still kind of has that character. It still cleans up really nice with the Volume control on my guitar and the output level is much more manageable than the Acapulco Gold, although still pretty hot. You can see where I have it (the right knob) for unity gain. It's a very cool fuzz.
I've always loved the Clones since seeing them in "Attack of The Clones", wish they had Republic Commando figures to coincide with the games. Too bad I couldn't fit anymore in the LAAT.
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #12” “Triangles" "Shoot Anything Saturday”
doing some images of shapes and decided that cloning out the metal fence on bottom left made this image better
15. Post Processing.- Cloning: Take a photo deliberately including something unsightly or a pole growing out of someone’s head, etc., Make a duplicate and clone out the area you don’t want in your photo and present the before and after photos as a diptyche. Be very careful about cloning near edges of other items and try not to create duplicate patterns by cloning from the same spot each time, I would recommend working on your photo at 100% to see what effect is being created. – TH10/14/15
Some Falworth Paladins I will use in my next moc.
Mark of Falworth is just for reference in this image :D
More about the Falworth paladins: www.flickr.com/photos/mark-of-falworth/7116700249/
The new Spring semester started on Wednesday. I'm taking 18 credits and working a full time job that at the moment isn't full time but will be later. I did it last semster along with having to do a HUGE baking project. I almost cracked at the end of the semester but I made it. If I get through this semester, I'm going to be taking 21 credits next fall. Fingers crossed.
So I've done one cloning picture. That one was easy. This one was hard. I completely forgot how to make clones but found another way to do it. This way was harder and this wound up not being a fun picture. I think part of the problem is that I made my people too close together and the ligh in my picture changed from picture to picture, and I accidently moved the camera at one point. I was planning on making clones all this week since I have eight more days of my free trial of photoshop elements 7 and then I'm done. As of right now, I'm not going to buy it because I know nothing still of photoshop and photo editing. Maybe if at the end of this semester I figure something out, I will.
Fantastic episode.
Proud of all the clones. Everyone its been a while since i could say that.
That fool Krell was working basically for Dooku! That guy was an idiot and a complete jerk from day 1. There were a lot of plot twists, and i hated when the clones were killing each other. That was one of the saddest scenes. Sucks how Waxer died too.
Pros:
Krell is finally gone, and the clones took Umbara.
Tup and Dogma finally stopped liking Krell.
Fives and Jesse lived.
Cons:
"Its treason then" Copying palpatine much?
Krell acted too much like a jedi and it doesnt really make sense, how come he has the most casuality rates but the other jedi still put him here?
Wished fives shot Krell instead of dogma.
What really surprised me, was why Krell revealed his whole effing plan, if he just said it was an accident that you attacked them, then nobody would have suspected anything, but I guess the plot must go on.
Because of Krell, Hardcase, Waxer, and many 501st died. I still can't believe he was really going to try to be dooku's apprentice. I mean I know dooku still doesnt have one. Ugh Krell makes me want to kill him, and im not even a cartoon lol.
Lol its weird how sometimes I write more on here than in my essays for school. Just saying.
Rated 10/10, nothing wrong with the plot, action or anything. Great work.
Webarella clone from China meets the new Wydowna Spider by Mattel.
Note: The clone is wearing her original dress bur her boots are by Mattel (Clawdeen). I got them at the thrift store and thought they looked great on Webarella.
Took a while but got there in the end, I'm chuffed with the Macro's but lost interest in Bly when the Yellow was too dark on the Helmet, Then totally lost Heart when I printed the Torso the wrong size!!!:-(
Looking frorward to getting the right yellow and doing him right!!!
For my first go at Get Pushed I was partnered up with Stacie, who has plenty of beautifully composed and processed shots in her stream. She also seems to be something of a Get Pushed veteran; go take a look.
She came up with a great exercise for me: "My challenge is for you to make a photo using cloning. I don't see any on your stream, and thought that might be a fun thing for you."
Cloning involves taking two pictures of the same thing (preferably something unique) in two different positions, and then merging the images on the computer. Best attempted with the help of a tripod.
Working out what to do here was half the fun. I make web sites for a living and spend a lot of my time pair programming with other developers. We share a desk and computer, working together on the same problem. We share the typing, work on the design together, and change roles frequently. I've always wondered what I'm like to pair with, and this is as close as I'm likely to get.
I'm quite pleased with the results (I think it's rather fun), but I can't help wishing I'd bumped the exposure up a bit more. I think I'd have spotted this if I'd tried the B&W conversion before merging the layers. Once you've spent plenty of time getting your layers "just so" you really don't want to go back to the beginning and start shooting again!
This was Stacie's response to my push:
www.flickr.com/photos/stacieandthebartonboys/6456414855/i...