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just another shot of this figure, got a couple more of them but I'm having a hard time coming up with ideas for pictures haha
I found this on Brad Shav's "Creative Area" shelf and he said I could have him if I put him back together....I modified it a bit giving him dark grey parts instead of black (Still waiting for him to paint his head dark grey)
Petra Von Plasty is a German doll initially manufactured in 1964 about the same time Barbie entered the German market. A good source for more info about Petra is Flickr member Polly van Plasty. She also has created a good English language website about Petra and her friends.
Here Petra wears a hankerchef sheath made by my mother @ 40 years ago and Dynamite Girl, Jolly Jet's fur jacket.
U-head couple, these came together and maybe have been sold together - like a bride and bride´s maid.
Other one has movin hips and other has stationary, otherwise similar.
The lighblue dress is factorymade although I thought it isnt: I had one before and I thought its home made but then I got this...
Wedding gown is factorymade too.
A squad of republic troops conducts a presence patrol on an occupied separatist colony
got a whole squad's worth of these figures off ebay, it's a rare opportunity for me to have this many figures that go together with each other too bad they're not 1/6 scale
Fairly straightforward clone job.
Camera set up: Tripod, remote, and set to Av... I did that in an attempt to mitigate any variations resulting from the auto focus. Un-fortunately, I set the aperature too low as the sutter speed was slow enough that many of the shots I took had considerable motion blur. I'm thinking that perhaps I should've opened it up a little more. A better flash than the built-in would've been good too. Perhaps if I could've bounced light off the ceiling, the shadows I projected wouldn't have been an issue.
This image was from three different pictures. One of just the room, and one each (obviously) of the different poses. Each figure was then selected, along with their shadows. To do the selection:
-Do a rough select around the object using the free-select too.
-Toggle quick mask on shift-q
-using the paint brush, paint with black (will show up red) all the areas you don't want to select
-once you're done, toggle quick mask off (shift-q). This should leave you with the area you want to have selected.
-In this case, I feathered the selection (Select>Feather... choose amount in pixels)
-copy, paste, choose layer>New Layer, and the recently pasted image will be its own layer.
After both figures were placed on the blank background, I checked around the edges to see if anything that got copied wasn't lining up. There were a few cases where the pillows got jostled, so i used a combo of heal and clone tool to fix. These fixes are obvious upon close inspection. A better alternative would've been to extend the selection from the 'figure image' until it matched the background image. I couldn't do that in this case because the lighting was too different. The solution to that issue would be to figure out how to take pictures where the lighting doesn't vary so dramatically, or make them match in gimp.
Then I just merged the layers, played around with levels and curves. After that, in an attempt to gloss over some of the remaining discrepencies in lighting, I copied the layer, made it b&w (desaturate), and changed the mode to 'hard light'.
I'm doing a few of these from different poses, if you want to check my photostream.
If you have any suggestions on how this could've been done better, I'd love to hear them in comments.
this is not my own design, instructions here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVUvEVXLykM&feature=BFa&l... (not from me)
Here’s the vintage doll clone @pandollop sent me. The doll was only rooted in the parting so I decided to fill in the rest of the hair and I placed her on a DCSHG Wonder Woman body cuz it was the most petite but darker skinned body I had.
I’m always a sucker for dolls of colour from the older eras of dolls cuz they’re quite unique and cute to me.
Creator: H. Allison & Co. Photographers
Date: c.1910
Original Format: Glass Plate Negative
Description: Church and Old Ancient Cross, Clones, County Monaghan.
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Yesterday I was at the Queen Victoria Market and I found a stall selling the knockoff Frozen two set for $10 so I bought it cuz I kinda need more pale male bodies and this is good enough for me lol.
Today while grocery shopping I saw there was a $2 section in Coles and found this inset eye Kurhn clone for $2. It was so cheaply made but I’ve been hankering for another Kurhn sculpt to customize. Her head is super squishy so I’m planning on acetone shrinking her head to firm it up and hopefully make her features seem a tad more defined. I’m hoping to then make her look like a BJD style face up and yeah.