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Her faceplate is really nice, although her body is flimsy and her faceup is quite odd. She comes with painted on lower lashes and eyebrows. Her lids are also painted and their colors aren't really my style.
Her face has a lot of strange scratches like someone started sand-matting her with something too coarse. Her eye chips are all also really dull and scratched up. They are pretty colors, but really scuffed up. That makes me feel okay about giving her some new ones... I think she needs some quite bright ones that will match the accent colors of her calavera face (which I haven't designed yet.) and definitely some milky ones!
The plastic of her face seems to be better quality than Basaak - but her body is lower quality - I might change her to an old takara or a super bendy one like a pure neemo.
Her hair itself is really nice quality - but it is a bit thinly rooted in spots and not really thatched , so if you try to style her bangs to the side at all, you seen awkward bald bits. I might get her a Sleeping Elf wig - I've been wanting one for a while now & I think it would suit a calavera girl well.
Her lips, however, are totally amazing and I regret having to sand off her lovely deep red lip color to make her all skully.
The clone tool
The clone tool is used in Photoshop to remove unwanted items or to add items. For example we may wish to add some blue sky and remove a cloud or we might want to remove a satellite dish from the side of an old house.
1.Open your photo into photoshop
2.Duplicate the layer
3.Select the Clone Stamp Tool form the menu on the left or press S on the keyboard to select it
4.You can alter the size of the clone tool by using [ and ]
5.Often a larger brush gives a better effect
6.You now need to select the area where you want to take your information (picture) from
7.Hold down the ALT key and click on where you would like to select from
8.You will notice when you hold down the ALT key that a little target on the screen appears to help you select the right place
9.Now you have the selection area go to where you want to cover up or replace and click
10.As soon as you click the picture from your target area will display onto your area you want to cover up
11.You will have to go back and forward re-selecting the target area
12.Remember you can use the History tool (Window Menu, History) to go back and start over or back a step or two if needs be)
You will notice on this example that I have cloned the tree out from the top left of the picture using some of the sky from the right using a fairly large clone stamp brush
"You know, I never met a clone that I didn't hate. Have you ever read, Moby Dick?"
Named for his loving of books and other materials, this clone loves to read and write. He leads the 576th with a strong mind, and takes every order and throughly investigates it, looking for flaws.
Meet Cara!
Same doll has been for sale in Germany (as baggie too) but under a name Manuela. So this is becoming even more confusing.
She has hollow plastic body, ball-jointed tnt-waist, solid rubber (rather tiny) arms, some sort of ridge-eyelids but not quite.
Outfit is original, shes straight from bag (original cardboard included, nice graphics btw).
The one to the right is our neighbor's cat. I'm usually used to only seeing one gray cat around and was very startled to see her clone sitting there too. :P
I think these girls are very beautiful, I love their expressive faces.
Can anyone help me to identify them? I would greatly appreciate it!
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Terri Hodges "clones" a bunny wabbit. Photo by Bonnie Burton. Read more about the 501st Legion here.
Fotografia inscenizowana zawsze mnie pociągała. Brakowało mi tylko pomysłu.
Niestety kiedy zdjęcie było już gotowe okazało się, że w sieci sporo jest prób „klonowania”. Pocieszam się tym, że moja jest lepiej wykonana.
Może kiedyś wrócę do tego tematu...
exp 1s | f/5.3 | iso 1600 | foc 35 mm
-Outcast-
blushy duck was born lil' redder
ain't look nothin like her mother
nor did she fit with the others
no matter how she tried much harder
only to be named a bugger
despondent she hid in her corner
hoping one day she'll find one redder
Mr seven year old had some clones come round for dinner. I think they may have wanted something substantial to eat, but I could see right through their plans.
Stand and doll from Germany. Similiar mouth to Willy WIldebras, but cheap blow molded body and head. Not sure if she is on correct body. No markings on head
Body marks: "Camay - Made in Hong Kong 6012"
Can anyone ID her or the stand?
Pretty interesting clone that I might have bought if she had been a third of that price. Nice 80s metallic+purple ballgown, although with some torn seams. I don't recognize her at all, but something about her says "disney princess" so maybe that?
She had a neck stamp, but of course I forgot to get a pic and now I can't remember what it said. :/ I think it was something like Happy Toys? EA Toys? Also pretty sure it said Hong Kong.