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this is my friend, we went on a photoshoot one day and we decided to try out cloneing. and a little bit of levitation in the background. i am appy wit hthe result of this picture!
Clones round tower (Co Monaghan, Ireland) was built in the 10th century. The tower was originally much higher but the conical cap and top storey collapsed some time between 1591 and 1739.
Round towers are early medieval stone towers - it is thought they were principally bell towers, places of refuge, or a combination of these.
Saturday, Jan. 24, 2008
I am so mad I wanna kill myself!! Would that be suicide?
My anger and self loathing is because I accidentally deleted Wednesday through Friday's 365 pictures!! Oh man, how my heart dropped when I found that out. I weep a little inside when I think about it. It is definitely not the pictures themselves that kill me, but the thought that one - the year is now broken up and two - I took those pictures even when I didn't want to, makes me a little sad. I debated on what to do, and then just decided to move on...totally bummed.
I AM glad that this picture was not part of my absent minded deleting session. This is my first cloned shot and murder seems to be a tradition with clones. It is crappy editing but it is my first time so I have to love it...LOL
Funny part is that 365i has an evil twin day on Wednesday so there may or may not be another cloning session in the making.
UPDATE: Ooops almost forgot to give props where props are due...Thanks SarahIU for the inspiration! I saw her rendition and knew I had to make one of my own! Guess that makes me..or this picture a copycat!
Early in 2002 Dick Cheney realized that if something happened to George W. Bush it might seriously impair the Administration's plans to remake America. The government quietly put into place in May of 2002 Project Forever George, a concerted effort by thousands of government scientists at a secret laboratory in New Mexico to clone the President. The first try ended in failure when the genes controlling Bush's intelligence were inadvertently switched with those controlling his head and facial appearance. When mature, the clone had the head and countenance of an infant. This first effort was terminated in September of 2002 after it threw a tantrum when it was not allowed to invade Paraguay. In subsequent Bush clones scientists used the intelligence genes from a water buffalo with considerably improved results.
When Luke was a boy, he dreamed of fighting in the Clone Wars and would often pretend he was a trooper from that bygone era.
This is the first time I've tried a clone, the reflection in the window is a little blury and didn't turn out how I wanted it but it's my first one. I took a couple of shots of each position and realize now that I should have positioned myself closer to the window so the reflection would be sharper.
Another thrift store clone. I never paid much attention to this type of clone dolls before, so I'm not sure who she is. I know I've seen lots of similar dolls, but with different eye print.
Mariclare was a doll produced exclusively for the US Department store JC Penney. She was sold in the early 70s as a cheaper alternative to Mod Barbie dolls.
Info courtesy Virgin-Archer
This is my clone army it has 56 normal clones and 72 clones that are printed and it keeps growing every day. Sorry for the bad pic i was using my new phone.
Articulated clone doll family set spotted at my local cheap junk shop. I'm mostly interested in mr Clone with the bedazzled outfit and wrist joints. I think he has the new type of neck joint too. Pretty sure that's the groom facemold, which I already have one articulated clone with. His body is lower quality though, bright pink and brittle.
I tried peeking under mrs. Clone's skirts, but I couldn't see what kind of knee articulation she has. Couldn't see a price tag either. The sticker says "CHEAP", but considering the generic clone doll next to them is about $12, I'm not prepared to take their word for it. Will ask next time though.
Also somehow I managed to not get a clear photo of the company logo.
An unknown clone. Her hair was unfixable so I removed it for a future reroot. I thought green like her eyeshadow.
This guy was found on eBay and his markings are also "Made In Hong Kong" but instead they're on his front chest.
UPDATE: He's either Chuck or Bruce, made by Totsy, 1970s -80s.
Yes! I just got a flickr and couldn't wait to post this. This is my current clone army(well, not much of an army, but I usually refer it to a squad).
So for the clone week in my 365 project i decided to add a little extra. I'll be uploading some cloning stuff i did back in September. That was THE most productive clone session i've ever made, with Paco's help, managed to take 8 different clone situations.
One of the cool things about Paco's house, is that you can find anything in there! His dad has a lot of guns in there, of course, with no ammo, so we used some guns for this shot.
This happen when we found a dog and brought it home. Loue never liked it because the dog eats his food. So I decided to put all his food in our barbecue place...
Just a generic Clone Trooper shooting a basic CIS Unit. Not my best work but it was one of my early drawings.
For a friend: sized up and re-created in a different fabric. Quite a technical challenge but I made it happen!
This guy is truly one of the oddities out there among clones, and proof that just when you think you've seen them all...another one appears. This poor fella has non-bending legs, and a somewhat feminine body (at least his legs aren't slender). He has "Hong Kong" on his back with the letters "B & G". According to my fellow Dawn clone collector Laura, he's probably from Germany and made by the same company who made Biggy, a Dawn clone found elsewhere in my photostream.