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Cover artist unknown. Contains two of the three stories originally published in "Wanted for Murder" (1931).
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》Featuring The Amazing: @paushii33 ┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄
“Was hat dich bloß so ruiniert?” -Die Sterne #washatdichblosssoruiniert
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This shoot was featured in issue 11 of Golden Age Magazine, you can see it here: issuu.com/goldenage/docs/issue11 You can also see more from this shoot in my latest blog post: thomascolesimmondsphotography.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/kits...
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Architecture, Interior design & Interior Photography by
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And here we are, at long last, the Follower Feature, as I will now proceed to call it (alliteration!)! I do enjoy pouring over my follower list to put these together; the hard part is always choosing just a few, just those who really, really deserve more support than they are getting. Without further ado...
First up is Dannyman (Kangar)! Though not the most complicated of MOCs, I am very impressed by their ability to put so much character in with very few pieces. Vines, fins, tires, and heavy armor are used to great effect throughout their gallery. The flattery also helped. :P
Next, we have Poor Disadvantaged! What a name. Hopefully this feature and your picture's large and prominent location will get you on even ground. :P Anyway, it was hard to pick just one MOC to feature here. They have so many great designs, including brilliant combiners of '01 and '15 sets alike. Plus, I always love to see a MOCist who likes to post their art.
And here we have De_Nanit! Though they are just getting started, I can see a bright future ahead of them. Small MOCs can be just as difficult as larger ones, and De_Nanit has really mastered that design. The color schemes are interesting and vibrant and the posing is just adorable.
Next up, Ray G. Fox! Expect a lot of variety from this talented MOCer. Their gallery is full of everything from strange, nightmarish creatures to Toa and mechanical walkers, and each one is very unique. I also appreciate their photography, both indoor and outdoor.
And last, but certainly not least is thebestbudgie! If you're a fan of System (standard Lego brick) creations, especially mecha, thebestbudgie is a must-follow. This adorable little gal is just the beginning of a wide variety of colorful machines and monsters.
As always, I would love to see your best creations down below. There is a lot of talent out there, and these five are only the beginning.
water tank outside of the former site of basalt, nv. basalt was a stop on u.s. route 6 at the california/nevada border, but now it's gone.
the town's name has been painted out.
we miss you already.
Featured artist in the Boboli Gardens was Jan Fabre, with a number of his works around the Belvedere. I understand they're silicone bronze.
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Now Featuring: @joeldauteuil
Bicycle in Dublin with Brooks Saddle in Temple Bar. Essex Street maybe? I have the same saddle - had to take this shot :) #dublin #ireland #ireland_gram #dublinbikes #dublinstreets #dublinireland #bikersofinstagram #bicycle #bicycleporn #brooks #brookssaddle #brookssaddles #templebar #templebardublin #templebarstreet #visitireland #visitdublin #biking #bikinglife
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at Weakstyles, we will be doing features on all different types of cars in every different scene. We decided our friend Aron is worry enough for our very first feature.
Heres the teaser for you guys, hope you enough it. Keep checking the blog for all info and the feature will be posted this week.
Strobist:
4 B800s two shown in the background, one pointed at Aron, and the last one pointed at the front of the car.
1 ABR800 pointed at the rear quarter.
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wu tang get it
shot by: ryan meloy.
check out his work.
Today the Hereios of the We're Here group are making a splash with photos of water, water, water.
This water feature is just outside the Fullerton Bay Hotel, Singapore.
Featuring: Red Mint, Gang/Cold, Ugly Duck, Meghindo's
For details --->Blog goodies just a click away!
“I don’t like the bribing culture in Thailand. My parents run an ice factory in there. They employ immigrants, who hold valid work permits. But the police would harass the immigrants for working at the factor. They extort money from them, and threaten to send them back to their home countries.” Ice Harvest by Looksorn (1|4)
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Original watercolor painting, 'Winter Aspen Impression', by Lynn Cyrus / Cascade Colors. Still inspired by my trip last weekend on a cold winter morning after a recent snowfall to Kenosha Pass, this is another piece reflecting the snow-covered branches of the aspen trees, impressions of shadow and sunlight on the meadow vegetation on the ground, and forest in the background. A more impressionistic piece depicting a winter landscape in the Colorado Rockies, filled with vivid cool and warm colors.
✰ This photo was featured on The Epic Global Showcase here: flavoredtape.com/post/154177184032
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✦ Now featuring: Perceptive Image in 3 Stages by Zone Patcher
11 different photos makin a collage…converted by a fractal collage …3D Fractal objects scattered about…3 stages …
featuring latest releases from SYS and ::K::
Styling and Photography by Zachary Zufreur ,
Editor-in-Chief,
L'Homme Magazine SL
Postcard postmarked 1952 with a 2 cent stamp:
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Just for fun you should visit Blomberg's Home and Garden Center at 5675 Freeport Blvd., Sacramento. An idea center for the Home and Garden featuring Basalite Structural Materials, Concrete, Paint Store, Hot Point Appliances, Exclusive Rattan Shop, Indoor and Outdoor Plants, Art and Gift Shop.
Natural Color Card from Kodachrome
A Mike Roberts Color Production, Berkeley 2. California"
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…✰Featuring The Amazing: @alexgreycosm ✰ ┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄
The Steeplehead of Entheon suggests the people of four directions coming together in visionary oneness, a pinnacle of Sacred Unity where humanity meets divinity. Can’t wait to fabricate this! Help us build Entheon on our current Kickstarter campaign. Buildentheon.com
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✦ Now featuring: Abstract by arteology
3D abstract design
If you thought that the light grey hull was sort of boring, and that I was just building your standard octagonal ship with big slabs like everyone else then think again. The front hinges off. A month or so ago I showed this thing in a vertical stance as a "space elevator". I liked the idea but still wanted this to be a space ship of sorts. Well I compromised and thought of hinged aircraft such as the Antonov, and transferred the idea here. I figured that if you discover a new planet your first goal is creating a supply chain between you, the exploring vessel, and other ships behind you.
This whole thing will get bigger as is traditional, but I'm really taking my time. Since I've finished the biggest obstacle (the Nautilus), I can proceed further with my sci-fi grand plan. Really the goal is to continue building sci-fi shit like this and other ships until I graduate. I'll then see if I can continue building during Masters study and finish the whole project for a future brick con or other lego convention.
The scene I've had in my head for the past couple years is the Nautilus coming in as backup to an exploration vessel(s) which look somewhat abandoned on a desolate new world. I guess kind of Alien inspired with a mix of Halo.
The biggest struggle is going to be building the whole environment. It is going to have to be at least 1 x 2 meters squared area for the world to look big in comparison to the other ships, and definitively have curvature of the planet built into it. Issue there is that would take a ludicrous amount of parts and $ compared to all my other stuff. My lego collection is actually tiny compared most AFOL's, and all my ship builds including the Nautilus have been on a tight budget.
New York City is a feast for the eyes. Every turn you take can lead to a wonderful scene, it's like walking onto the set of a movie which spans several eras in time. I so enjoy the show.
Yes yes, she has been featured already. But this is the final piece that is my personal favourite during our mini makeshift studio shoot.
Nikon SB-800 slaved to the left with beauty tray at 1/32, Nikon SB-25 on camera at 1/16.
And hamster treats after the treat for the model :P
psst: her fave colour is pink!
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》Featuring The Amazing: @sirpriseraping ┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄
Postmodern magazine spread background I whipped up. #artistsontumblr #postmodernart #sylokair #contemporaryart #photomanipulation #artistsoninstagram #abstractfiguration #icolorama #and #facade #line #possitive #silver #newmodern #black #newstyle #contrast #lfw15
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View of Lydgate station with the colliery sidings and workings above.
This is a fictional model railway set in the Forest of Dean during the British Railways era with both steam and diesel featured. It is a OO gauge layout built by Dave Spencer, currently owned by Ian Perrin and has been on show at a number of UK exhibitions.
Two CTA elevated trains pass each other in Chicago's Loop, under a rising Supermoon.
Featured on Curbed Chicago: chicago.curbed.com/2016/12/5/13845316/the-curbed-cup-chic... and chicago.curbed.com/2017/7/28/16057980/green-line-chicago-...
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✦ Now featuring: New Years
By Ladybug Lover33
Featuring [MJN] Plumping Gloss
Ft.@ Flourish Event
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》Featuring The Amazing: @joshstyle ┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄┄
Who is ready for summer?!? Art by @joshstyle Photo courtesy of @unsplash _____________________________________________ #joshstyle #summer #life #art #rsa_graphics #fitness #igers #thednalife #donthatecreate #illustration #illmatic_features #designerscollective #life #liferemixed #surreal42 #art_spotlight #artofvisuals #iphonesia #thenextcreators #d_expo #c_expo #instagood #happy #agameoftones #facetune #love #picoftheday #society6 #picame
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Aeolus are alien robots used to defend their cities. The units are piloted in simulation chambers located safely on the ground.
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This is a revamp of one of my older mocs that I really liked and felt needed to be "refreshed"
It now has the added feature of being able to stand on it's own!!! :P
Original moc: