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This girl and her three kittens live a pleasant life now, but only her scars can tell the complete story.
Pentacon 50mm f/1.8
Minus Crystal Skull, cause I couldn't give a toss about it.
Anyways, just all the reconstructed official, and some custom, Indiana Jones minifigures. Some of these have been edited since I last posted them, and some of them were altered still afterwards. I've got a number of minor characters on the way as well, and I'm looking forward to getting them finished.
I'm not gonna name everybody, or list their parts. Mostly cause the majority of these are official.
Lemme know what you think, and what Indiana Jones related minifigs you would have like to see during the themes' run.
Cheers!
Sky replaced, beach huts removed, flipped, bored so playing with Affinity. I quite like it but it's not a real photo......comments?
Now my girls have some place to go when they feel like sewing something up, and they have everything they need :)
I should have gotten the dress form in the pic, darnit.
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credits: Nessa Eu Vou
Credits do Post: Deesses Boutique / Ooh-la-licious / Queen oF Ink / CODEX / Envious / BellePoses / @DC
It is not the Moon that is regressing; rather, we, on the lap of and along with Mother Earth, are orbiting and shadowing over the Moon. It reminds one of Plato’s allegory of the cave — light and darkness shaping what we perceive as real. This silent soliloquy reverberated in the vacuum of the orbiting solar system, in the infinite darkness of the universe, occurring as some celestial events of which randomness is apparent, but when looked upon closely, a prefixed destiny of meeting and moving away. This natural cosmic chiaroscuro is formed by our own reflection, along with a complete shadow of what has been our home for millions of years, what has been the total summing up of what we were, are, and ever will be, and what were ours, are, and ever will be in the same vessel or chalice. As the human race, did we ever want to see our face in the mirror? Maybe a lunar eclipse is none other than Allah's reminder to check our own visage in the mirror, in totality. Shakespeare called the Moon ‘the sovereign mistress of true melancholy,’ and does she seem to embody that particular mood here, slipping quietly into obscurity? I think not. I think it is the original form of humility that was supposed to be the ultimate companion of a person, in the somnolent walk of life. However, we are always so easily dazzled.
Once switching has been completed, Union Pacific's LDI04 "Local 4" with a pair of SD40N's begin to shove back to their train on the siding at Greeley, Colorado after picking up some gondolas and a box car at a couple of industries on January 25, 2017.
This went together so quickly! I used Holly's tutorial for anyone who's interested!
As for the "you're so fast" comments, I started this at 8 and finished at 12 with a couple of breaks. These blocks go really quickly, promise! I'm not that speedy!
Fabric bundle purchased from Fabricworm--I love it when they do the work of coordinating for me!
it reigns complete silence. you're just sitting there, looking at the mountains in the back, the clouds in the sky, the colourful trees or the calm lake and its reflection....
just amazing to get down from the stress and to relax ;)
Johnson Lake, Banff, Alberta, Canada
I normally wouldn't put up a picture like this up but I feel this shouldn't happen.
Shot story, was out in Phoenix park, Dublin In Ireland, Just for your average walk get some air the maybe some nice pics, the usual. Sat down on a hill near a duck pond. these 3 people came up and started feeding the Swan that was sitting quite happly the other side of the fence near the pond. Then this Idiot (putting it lightly) jumped over then fence, I guess to show off to his girlfriend/friend. As you can see the swan isn't to happy about this and starts to pecking at him and as you can see he garbed the swan by the head/beak and pulls the swan closer, the swan is struggling with this and is not happy. The "Idiot" pull the swan in for a hug. sadly I didn't take a picture of the "idiot" lifting the swan up. This kind of thing is just not right. once the swan was put down, the swan puffed up to make him self look bigger but he was abit disoriented then the "Idiot" just jump over the fence and walked off. I don't know if this is a male or female I'm assuming its a male because the female was not fair away on there nest. I'm hoping this wont effect the swan to much and they stay with the nest.
December 1, 2008
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December 1, 2008
You’ll be my world...
As long as there’s a world turning ‘round...
And you’ll be my heaven...
Completed in 1981 the Willemsbrug is a cable-stayed bridge with a total span of about 318 meters. It is painted in a red color which puts it in sharp contrast with the light blue painted Erasmus Bridge.
New Artwork!
“God’s Will Be Done: Sermon on the Mount” by Shannon Renshaw © 2021
I have been in the studio lately, had some more tragedies to deal with - seems to be a norm in this new world of ours, and I have many new photos and a couple of new paintings to share. Sorry about the Pro account, i had no idea that they had issues, will be joining Pro again in a few days. In the meantime:
I just completed my newest piece, it is my take on one of Tiffany Studios’ most famous studio designs, a memorial stained glass window, the “Sermon on the Mount” by one of his top designers in 1902.
My tribute piece is not stained glass, but is actually done with mixed acrylic paint on canvas; using metallic, opalescent and opaque blends. I did this to give it the luminescent effect of real stained glass, catching the slightest bit of light from all directions. It gives the look of a real stained glass window. This is a large piece at 40x30 inches on a gallery wrap canvas. It is my tribute to another great internationally known artist, Louis Comfort Tiffany of Tiffany Studios and Tiffany & Company. You can see the iconic sea foam color blue, officially called “Tiffany Blue.” I have had some experience with stained glass making, and have designed a few windows myself, which were made into lovely private pieces. It helped in making this design, and I loved the lessons I learned in the process about the very fine art of stained glass.
More on Tiffany:
Tiffany’s ability to “paint” with glass: www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/tiff/hd_tiff.htm
More on the famous memorial windows at the historic Arlington Street Church in Boston by Tiffany: www.asctiffany.org/
More on the original “Sermon on the Mount” Memorial Window by Tiffany Studios: www.asctiffany.org/8-sermon