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wasting ti-ii-ime.
I FINALLY got to take this picture. I have so many issues when trying to shoot pics with my shadows on QAQ why? pls halp.
Dishonored 2 - Lanczos3 dowsampled 27MP shot | ReShade Framework | Hatti's freecam.
I could not come up with a title. Halp!
This is a picture that's on the Wilde Imagination website, and not one of mine.
Can anyone tell me what this outfit is called? Or if it's a dressed doll, what the dol is called? (I know it's Ell, but what title was the doll + outfit given?)
I can't seem to find out anywhere.
A common sight around the Federation and beyond, just as one M:tron transport leaves the atmospher another arrives.
HAAAAAAAALP!!!! Preciso de alguém que saiba fazer custum, o Oliver sofreu um acidente, com um spray FDP que fodeu a faceup dele toda ;-; ele tá sem NADA nem a faceup original :c eu tô muito triste com o que aconteceu (foi erro meu :T) e eu não quero arriscar dar "perca total" então por favor, quem souber pessoas que saiba fazer custum pra me indicar eu agradeço!! (eu até falei com uma menina, mas eu acho que ela tá muito ocupada... enfim)
Joey's recent annual vaccination at the vet's ended up with a harmless de-worming tablet. It wasn't that large, but to him it was still a bitter pill to swallow (pun intended). 😕
I got him a nice blue collar at the vet's as a reward, but I don't think that mattered to him in any way.
Green Arrow, Kite man, Clayface, Deathstroke
I need help finding a good looking purist Deathstroke as you can see, HALP plz :)
1. Trio, 2. “There is no blue without yellow and without orange.”, 3. white inspiration, 4. www.flickr.com/photos/tammymanet/2511670719/, 5. Untitled, 6. Moody Hues 4, 7. mirko's kamer, 8. "when life gives you lemons... make lemonade", 9. happy : gratitude 217.365, 10. Sometimes mummy needs help so..., 11. patty cake, 12. Doe, 13. someone check my temperature ...., 14. "Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better. ", 15. HALP!, 16. remains, 17. apricots, 18. Amy Butler Design, 19. Conversation, detail, 20. something blue, 21. white bunny easter egg, 22. Autumn, 23. what my afternoon looks like, 24. Untitled, 25. Sofa
This is a combination I never use. But I am thinking of brightening up Blue spaces in our house with a bit of Yellow
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Airbus A320-232 ( msn 3771 )
Wizz Air . First flight 16.1.09 , delivered 2.2.09 . Re-registered to LY-MLI in 2022 and leased to Thai VietJetAir 12.24 ( see pic )
So I got some of this recently, and I need some tios so I can start some work with these. I have some plans for things I'd like to make, but I have a few questions. Please answer them if you can and if you have experience with it or like substances. Here we go:
1. Tool(s):
What tools should/can I use to make effective sculpted parts? Will an exacto knife do the trick?
2a. Making it:
The one I bought is cured via oven/bake, so I have to sculpt the parts while they are not on the figure, or, I have to carve it out on the fig and then peel it off without messing with the work I've done (very hard to do). That said, is there any techniques that I should use or ways I should approach this for the best results?
2b. Curing it:
The directions say that I have to back it in the oven, which I can do if the parts are not on the figure already, but is there an effective way to cure it without baking it or damaging the figure? I have researched that a heat gun or blow dryer can be used as well, I am just not sure whether that would wreck the plastic of the fig or not. Suggestions?
If you're added, I think you may have some tips or experience that could help me. If you do not wish to be added, please don't hesitate to remove yourself, I will not take offense to that. I just am trying to canvass some tips from those who have more experience :)
Thanks!
--Jesse
The relief is topped by a pediment with a rosette and by acroteria carved with the letters D(is) M(anibus); the inscription on the stele base reads:
FLA(vius). AVGVSTALIS, CENT(urio) / LEG(ionis) PR(imae) IT[ALIC]ES, MILiTA / VIT ANN(is) V, ME(n)S(ibus) VI, DIE(bus) / XII, ORAS III, VIXIT ANNIS / XLI, ME(n)S(ibus) VII, DIE(bus) / XV, ORAS / IIII, ABVIT CONIVGEM C / ASTORINAM ANNIS / VIII, ME(n)S(ibus) III, DIE(bus) VI, ORAS / III,I ET FILIVM STIRCORIVM, / QVI VIXIT AN(nis) III, ME(n)S(ibus) VII, D(ie) I / OR(as) VI. SVPRA VIXIT PATER DIE(bus) XLVII. POSVIT TITVLVM / CAS(torina) CON(iugi) P(atri) CA(rissimo) SUO
“Flavius Augustalis, centurion of the First Italian Legion, served 5 years, 6 months, 12 days, and 4 hours; he lived 41 years, 7 months, 15 days, and 4 hours. He married Castorina for 8 years, 3 months, 6 days, and 4 hours, and had a son, Stercorius, who lived 3 years, 7 months, 1 day, and 6 hours. His father outlived him by 47 days. Castorina placed the epitaph to her dearest husband".
The sculpture depicts, from right to left, the knight Flavius Augustalis with his young son Stercorius, followed by the squire shown with horse and shield in the back. The figures are carved with a restrained and austere decorative sensibility—note in particular the rendering of the cloak draped over the knight’s left arm—traits characteristic of the Tetrarchic period. The representation of the garments and their details is of particular interest: the long tunics, the large crossbow fibula fastening the knight’s cloak, and his headdress, which recalls that of the Tetrarchs of Venice.
The organization of the stele, the epigraphic features, and the costumes date this sculpture to the first half of the 4th century AD.
Limestone stele No. 200
147 x 50 x 16 cm
First halp 4th century AD
Aquileia, Museo Archeologico Nazionale
stele 200, Flavius Augustalis, roman art, arte romana, limestone, calcare, stele, funerary stele, stele funeraria, National Archaeological Museum, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Aquileia
There must be a reason why I can't bond with her, considering that she has the sweetest face that Lati has ever created.
I honestly don't feel like she is mine. Feels as though she is on loan to me. Halp?
Here’s my completed project called the Metamorphosis of the Mind, featuring three sculptures separately created in 2007, 2008, and 2009. In many but not all aspects the creations and their stories draw from personal experiences, thus I put a self portrait in the above picture.
The Metamorphosis of the Mind is the process by which one attains wisdom. This can happen in many ways, whether through education, discoveries, or experiences. These paths all suggest a pleasant trip, but here I chose to depict the metamorphosis through a less pleasant road – the road of suffering. The result is a different kind of wisdom attained – one that may overlap with the realm of insanity. These three sculptures depict the Metamorphosis of the Mind, from ignorance to suffering and arriving at insanity.
Caseless Ammo sucks. Really, it is a pain in the arse, to explain how the whole mechanism is working. Me for example need to know how my stuff is working.
So, long story short i make a new attempt and so i made this. So, i want to build a AR with more than 30 Rounds and i roam the Internets to find small high capacity magazins and i found it. Casket Magazins. These mags holding not two rows of bullets, the hold 4! rows. So i can create a magazin that is a little bit higher than a 20-Rounds mag for 5,56 bullets, twice a width and twicw as much bullets inside (Damn, this english here sucks, sry).
Any suggestions for me? Please? Dont wanna die as an idiot.
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Taken of my sister's foot in the hospital. Editing this, I was just a little inspired by "The Fault in Our Stars" (a decent book).
So yes, I'm continuing with building Vietnam shutff.
But first, I need decals. Preferably good ones and ones I don't need to buy. I tried to find some on Roag's photostream but they were watermarked :C
Also, if you happen to find me some, make sure they aren't ones that need to be waterslide!
Thanks everyone!