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hey swan dive lovelies! we're cloning in class today! Be sure to go check out the how-to videos in the classroom!
Clone Wars Chewbacca figure given a black wash and then dry-brushed to give him that super furry look.
Even though I don't like the Prequels, this little guy was one of my first Star Wars toys (back when their poses were preset with no elbows and such). I actually like this trooper. And thank goodness the helmet is not removable. And yes, that is a lego gun he is holding. What are you gonna do 'bout it?
Skipper clone, probably "Miss Kitty," I always really liked her. Got her at a flea market years and years ago.
She came to me with that ring on her neck, so I just left it there.
Second ever clone! First time I ever used photoshop! any tips are really grateful! Think Im getting better with the colour adjustments!
I wanted to do another clone pic because I had so much fun with the last one. I'm still trying to find my niche in cloning. I really like the shots that tell something of a story rather than just a shot with a bunch of people in them. I also like ones, like this one, that have some sort of dissonance.
In case anyone is wondering, I don't wear a suit on a regular basis, but I thought it would be a fun way to do a clone. Only about 20 minutes to do this, start to finish.
Let me know what you think of the shot - suggestions, improvements, etc... Thanks!
Berkley F1169 Thomas, Theodore L. & Kate Wilhelm THE CLONE, 12/65, (PBO; It moved through houses and stores and spread into the streets, absorbing all that lay in its path -- nothing could stop it...)
Clone Troopers from the 501st Legion relax backstage after the WB Clone Wars presentation at ShoWest 2008. (Photo by Bonnie Burton)
Foto realizada en el Bioparc de Valencia, en el mismo reciento tambien hay una Pantera Negra (Se denomina así a los leopardos melánicos. El color negro es producido por una gran cantidad de melanóforos (células pertenecientes a una de las capas de la piel) distribuidos por toda la superficie corporal).
Su lugar de origen es la isla de Sri Lanka.