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Mirodoll MSD bodies with the Fairyland LTF Breakaway and Ruru heads. Some modding is in order as her bewbs defy gravity and the hands need to be boiled and posed better.
Kinda liked this hair with this skin :3
Skin is mine (Pretty Ugly)
Hair is MADesigns and I have gone blank on the name.. Akami? Lol dk
Will check on that tomorrow! Off to bed, nini <3
Some more tests in particular light conditions, studying the effects of tilting the lens, and learning how to expose (if you want to change aperture, you need to open the lens and manually change the aperture ring...)
I know this sounds complicated, but it's magical how much you can play with your creativity.
Maybe you'd have preferred a model, but I was alone today and I already took pictures of my dogs, of my breakfast, of my wake-up red glassed face... now I'm here with some more colors :-)
Mroc....keeping the fill super simple so the letters can do their thing. I was hoping to do a bouncy piece but the hand decided I was doing letters like this.
This is a closeup showing the quilting on my Oasis Beach Cottage Quilt. The quilting design I used is a free-motion daisy fill based on the tutorial here. You can also see my machine-sewn binding, for which I used Pat Sloan's technique.
Both the quilting pattern and the machine-sewn binding were easy and fun and I am very happy with the results -- I will be using both of these techniques again on future quilts.
Full information about the quilt as well as a photo of the entire front can be found here
Closeup of the background quilting I did. Some of the applique is stitched but the goal was to have it pop!
This shows the cockpit to advantage, and the one mistake I made in the little cabin windows, the first on the starboard size is cockeyed, sticks out at the leading edge, see the white edge? The rest are flush, and they're as clear as I wanted- the Future floor wax I applied before assembly completely protected them from the non-toxic liquid cement that I used to attach them.
You can almost see the correct Y shaped control yoke too- one "wheel" is at the top of each arm of the Y, a single piece goes down to the floor. Cheap and effective.
Modelcraft/Matchbox DHC-6 Twin Otter
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