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I started customizing my handbags too and yes, I adore Dolci, but they don't want me in their team:-(
Chase on the Lake
Prefinished interior wood with dark oak stain
Photos courtesy of Nor-Son
Photos by Scott Amundson Photography
More information at www.nordecor.com
This beautiful Custom Motorcycle was on display at the 11th Annual "Legions of the Past" Car Show in Independence, Mo. on May 9, 2009
This photo is copyrighted and owned by the artist, Tim McCullough. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from myself is prohibited. All rights reserved.
Norwood built this beautiful '53 Chevy in '92. I striped it then but lately he had to do some freshening up so I had to re-stripe the hood and front fenders.
Fujimi Suzuki Jimny Custom. Build box stock. Finished in Gaia Color Pure White with Gaia clear coat. Grey soft top, blue seats. Additional detail is rear mud flap.
custom argus rangefinder bag for goblinbox. she chose great fabric! i hope she likes it...
recycled brown wool exterior
vintage (made from an old apron!!) cotton interior
recycled brown plastic buttons
Someone has a valentine! Love poems that last forever. Record your own personal message.
#Custom #Silver #Sound #wave #Pendant #soundwavejewelry #soundwavejewellery
Name: さくらかおり
Name Translate: Sakura Kaori
Name Meaning:Cherry Blossom Fragrance
Age:16
Style:Old fashion like the 60's!!!!
Parents:Cherry Blossom
Hometown:Oregon
About Her:My name Sakura (Cherry Blossoms) are very important to Japanese culture, and that's why there are a lot of girls named Sakura in Japan and Anime.My mother is a cherry and i am a blossom,many of my friends ask why i have blue eye instead of red and i always say genetics:) and they laugh and we go to lunch. I go to MonsterHigh in NewSalem,Oregon.
Modifications:
- Sanding faceplate
- Sculpture of the mouth
- Sanding nose
- Make-up faceplate
- Make-up eyelids
- Retreat about eyelashes
- Gaze correction
- Hair cut
As a life-long toy junkie I am obsessed with all the fun designer toys that are available. They have created a whole new media for artists and designers and I've been having fun painting a bunch of my own custom toys. I did this one for my desk so everyone can see what my mood du jour is.
You can see lots more of my Pop Art Eye Candy on my website gallery at www.howiegreen.com
My second custom mini munny
Realy love the paint splatters on this one and the pink bursts big time.
Media: Mini munny with plastic balls, fake diamonds and acrylic paint with a glossy finish
Os presento a Roxie, mi primera pullip full custom. Tenía muchas ganas de una nena pin up y de customizar yo misma, y he aquí el resultado.
Espero que os guste, a mi me tiene enamorada ^^
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This is Roxie, my first pullip full custom. I really wanted a pin up girl and customize by myself, and here is the result.
Hope you like it, I´m in love with her ^^
Style: Contemporary
What: Siding
Material: #2 Com Rustic White Oak - distressed appearance
Space: Home or Office
Custom Pullip Vicky, la enfermera muerta. Antes era una crazzia. Maquillaje y outfit hechos enteramente por mí.
By David Laing, 1813-17. Centre of river front rebuilt in 1825 by Robert Smirke. East end rebuilt after World War II with alterations to basements etc. Very large neoclassical building of Portland stone with street front of yellow brick and stone dressings. Granite basement to Smirke's rebuilding. 3 main storeys plus basement and attic. 3 Ionic porticos of 6 columns to river, outer ones engaged. Straight entablatures, segmentally arched windows to partly channelled ground storey. Some 1st floor windows corniced. Balustrade in front of part of attic. Recessed centre of plain street front has order of 8 Doric pilasters above channelled ground storey with triple entrance. 3 lamps on iron brackets and carved royal arms above. Plain area railings. Interior very simple except for large, severe Long Room by Smirke.
Until 1814, the Custom House stood at Sugar Quay in the parish of All Hallows Barking, immediately to the east of the present site. The site was long known as "Wool Quay", and, from the medieval period, a custom house was necessary there to levy the duty payable on exported wool. Such a building is recorded as early as 1377.
In 1825, the timber pilings which served as foundations for the custom house gave way, leading to a partial collapse of the building. On investigation, it soon became clear that the building contractors had grossly underestimated the cost of the work and had started to cut corners. The foundations were wholly inadequate, even though the ground was known to be unstable. They had used beechwood piles in the foundations rather than the oak that had been specified.
River wall, stairs and two cranes. Built for the Board of the Commissioners of Customs to the designs of John Rennie, 1817-19.