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Erez and I attended an advanced screening of "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," and a luncheon at the Letterman Digital Arts Center (Lucasfilm campus) on August 9th. The luncheon included a "Clone Wars" art exhibit of concept art and sculptures from the new CG series. It was pretty amazing. George Lucas was there, but I knew better than to bug him for an autograph. ;-)
This is a very tough subject to shoot. I spent alot of time and tried many different lighting ideas. At least it was fun.
Clone Trooper soldiers face off against an army of battle droids in a scene from the upcoming Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the first-ever animated Star Wars project from Lucasfilm Animation and Star Wars creator George Lucas. Star Wars: The Clone Wars will be released theatrically by Warner Bros. Pictures on Aug. 15.
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Her face was very popular. I know her like Sandy doll with wire in her arms. This doll has cheap hollow body and her head rotates from left to right only. May be she iis not the ''luxorious'' version, lol. On her back there is huge SS marked.
Some clones only come out at night.
Why?
Good question. hmmmm. Guess they’ve been reading too much Edgar Alan Poe.
I don't think I've recognized any of the clone brick brands I've seen so far in Asia. And whereas the one in Kuala Lumpur actually had some nicely designed original architecture sets, these ones seem not to even make an attempt at originality. They even have "Ninja" and "Chimo" themes.
They're football trophies, actually :P I got annoyed that they always gave us the exact same trophy each year...
finally found a modern clone doll with pink streaks in her hair and a closed mouth. Now I just need to find one with pink hair and a closed mouth.
Just a bit of cloning. I was having a bit of a moody day. For some reason though my cheeks resemble that of a hammster. Still practicing my photoshop skills so be kind on the comments! Constructive is always helpful. Thanks xx
Back, with fresher ideas. Me and my clones got together and decided to do some multiple Face Up Wednesdays.
Enjoy...
I don't have a remote. The remote is my son, which I yell, NOW, and he presses the shutter button. Unforturnately he's at his grandmothers house this week, so all I was able to use was my Camera's 10 second timer. So I'm running back and forth, setting the timer, then getting into position. Meanwhile there's three kids off to the side looking at me, wondering, "What the heck is this guy doing?" In hindsight, I should had one of them substitute for my remote.
The clones of the 407th legion find themselves ambushed in space and are split up among the escape pods. The clones are unfimiliar with the enviroment and feel like they are being watched...
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.
Taken at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, Washington.
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Photo by Ryan Somma of ideonexus.com.