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Small Hot Wheels diecast
Part of the 2020 ' Muscle Mania' range.
The Custom Otto is based on the artwork from the original Hot Wheels packaging from 1968. This casting was resurrected in 2008 for Hot Wheel's 40th Anniversary.
My little custom number 40 is avaliable now .
She is looking for home in my profile. Eyechips avaliable for blythe or pullips dolls. Avaliable in my profile.
back row: mika (Morgan Orton custom Heather Sky), fiona (Morgan Orton alpaca reroot Miss Sally Rice), LB (Frankie Darling custom Miss Sally Rice with Ichigo Heaven hairs), alice (Melacacia custom Samedi Marche), esther (Tiina just Tiina custom Friendly Freckles), agnes 2.O (moofala custom Cappucchino Chat), fonzie boo (Erica Fustero custom Saffy with Cassiopeia Spice hairs), tiger (GBaby custom Marigold with Winsome Willow hairs), frost (Erica Fustero custom Aztec with Paris hairs).
front row: neon sherbert (Tiina just Tiina custom Guava), jules (Friends With Blythe custom Nostalgic Pop with Stella Savannah hairs), winnifred cherry cola (Happibug custom Merry Skier), tuesday (Effluo custom My Little Candy with Nostalgic Pop hairs), cookie james (Vainilladolly custom Adorable Aubrey with Tarts & Tea hairs).
who's your fave??!
I made this custom Kokeshi doll for a group show at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles. The show doesn't open until July 11...I'm just excited.
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Cranberry was made especially for Christmas!
She was inspired by the warmth, spice and happiness of Christmas and the traditional Christmas story of the 3 Wise Men bringing gifts. Cranberry will also bring with her a gift and hers is the gift of ‘LOVE’ symbolised by a human size sparkly red heart necklace in a small pink treasure chest. Her message is that the greatest gift we can give at Christmas is love :)
Her outfit was inspired by traditional religious iconography with a multi-cultural twist including - Timorese style filigree pull rings (with teeny tiny Christmas bells), Indian jewellery teamed with rosary beads to create a OOAK necklace, and romantic Art Nouveau blossoms.
She has been given a plug by plug mohair re-root with hand dyed mohair in bright Christmassy red, scarlet, pale mauve and teal blue then I added some tiny gold wrapped dreads for bling! She also has new long human hair eyelashes and a custom face up. She has also had a change of skin colour to a beautiful warm brown and a body swap. You can see by the photos that her body and face match very well.
She came wearing the hand made layered outfit she wears in the pictures, as well as her custom OOAK necklace and pin. She also has sleep eyes and four sets of custom eye chips in brown, purple, warm yellow and one hand painted green/mauve set.:)
CWC Junie Moom Variety Fair
(October 21, 2008 >> November 3, 2008)
www.juniemoon.jp/eng/gallery/index.cgi
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outfit/カニホル-KANIHORU-
custom/S.S.P.
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For an autumn wedding in Montana. The stand was made by the bride. Cake is Pink Champagne on top and bottom, with red velvet in the middle tier. By Carrie O @ Sweet Pea Bakery in Bozeman.
Flow is an Android custom who was commissioned by an Android collector. The collector allowed me to have free-range of whatever I wanted to do with this custom. As an artist, having free-range is wonderful, however I wanted to create something with a specific theme. I wanted it to have meaning. I named this custom ‘flow’ and gave him a water theme, and I will explain why….
As my time here in Spain is coming to an end (I finished my 8-month contract last week), I thought about my experiences and what has lead me to this moment. My career choice is different than the average person because I don’t know what country I’ll be living in next year, where I’ll be working, or who I will meet. It can be very stressful for someone who is used to (and relies on) stability. As much as it is very exciting, it takes time to get used to the rhythm of this lifestyle. There are blissful moments and moments when I feel like my world is caving in. I have learned a lot of things, but one of the best lessons I’ve learned is it is important to be like water and go with the flow. Life will present many obstacles, challenges and also opportunities. It is important to fight for what you want, but it is equally as important to let things go, and see what surprises life has in store.
“Be like water making its way through cracks. Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves.
Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend.”
– Bruce Lee
Custom commissioned Oni mecha. This Oni was inspired by watermelon and the Gipsy Danger. This is also the first mecha I have made that fits 2 mini-figs. Like all of my Oni mecha this is fully articulate/ posable. As an added request by the client the eye lights up as well.
I hope you enjoy this one! Let me know what you think below cheers.
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Mari Lwyd, Lwyd Mari
A sacred thing through the night they carry.
Betrayed are the living, betrayed the dead
All are confused by a horse's head.
The Mari Lwyd is a wassailing folk custom found in South Wales. The tradition entails the use of an eponymous hobby horse which is made from a horse's skull mounted on a pole and carried by an individual hidden under a sackcloth. It represents a regional variation of a "hooded animal" tradition that appears in various forms throughout Britain.
The custom was first recorded in 1800, with subsequent accounts of it being produced into the early twentieth century. According to these, the Mari Lwyd was a tradition performed at Christmas time by groups of men. They would form into teams to accompany the horse on its travels around the local area, and although the makeup of such groups varied, they typically included an individual to carry the horse, a leader, and individuals dressed as stock characters such as Punch and Judy. The team would carry the Mari Lwyd to local houses, where they would request entry through the medium of song. The householders would be expected to deny them entry, again through song, and the two sides would continue their responses to one another in this manner. If the householders eventually relented, then the team would be permitted entry and given food and drink.
Although the tradition declined in the early to mid-twentieth century, in part due to opposition from some local Christian clergy and changing social conditions, it was revived in new forms in the mid-to-latter part of the century.
It has been suggested that the Welsh Methodist revival contributed to the decline of both the Mari Lwyd and a number of other Welsh folk customs. In 1802, the harpist Edward Jones of Merionethshire published a book in which he lamented the destructive impact that Christian preachers were having on Welsh folk customs, which they were criticising as sinful. In his view, "the consequence is, Wales, which was formerly one of the merriest and happiest countries in the World, is now becoming one of the dullest". Reflecting such a view, in 1852 the Reverend William Roberts, a Baptist minister at Blaenau Gwent, condemned the Mari Lwyd and other related customs as "a mixture of old Pagan and Popish ceremonies... I wish of this folly, and all similar follies, that they find no place anywhere apart from the museum of the historian and antiquary."
The historian Ronald Hutton stated that the Mari Lwyd tradition appeared to have become defunct in the early 20th century. In the middle of that century it was revived in Llangynwyd. In 1967, Lois Blake published a letter in the journal English Dance and Song in which she noted that the Mari Lwyd appeared each Christmas Eve at the Barley Mow Inn at Graig Penllyn, near Cowbridge, where a man named John Williams had kept the custom alive for the past sixty years. Blake also explained that she believed that the custom was still performed at several villages in the Maesteg area of Glamorgan. During the 1970s, Hole commented that the tradition was still found in Glamorganshire and Carmathenshire.
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My custom #29 will be her mom's first Blythe! I am beyond honored she chose me to customize her. Here's a little sneak peek because she still needs 2 more pairs of eye chips but I could not wait to share her with you all! She was requested to have "shabby chic" eyelids, and she will be living in Kansas. I hope you love her!
Unicorn helmet by the very talented Deborah Rosa from My Beautiful Blythe
Check out her Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MyBeautifulBlythe<3
letterpress printed on handmade, plantable seeded paper. two inks + transparent white. www.saramontour.com
Custom réalisé au poscas
Vernis pour une finition brillante
Hand made custom with poscas
Varnished for a shiny finition
These are the custom guns I've made and have from over the years not all are the best, most of them are pretty bad lol some were made when I was around 9 or 10 and colored with sharpie's lmao but none the less there are some jewels in this bunch