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Mom-Dad-N-Me
These are my parents and they could protect me from anything.
They rise me feed me protected me and heal me.
My mom is like my mirror.
When I am in danger or when I am sad or happy my mom is always there to help me cheer me up or is proud of me of what I did.
My dad is like a bodyguard.
My dad would stay there and guard me of what danger or when something happens to me.
My parents are like a reflection of me and are always there for me.
And these are my parents and they could protect me from anything.
I love my parents.
And they rise me to be a strong, talented, beautiful, kind, nice, brave, and smart kid.
Her highlights... ends are not trimmed yet. If you like them I'll glue her scalp down and then wash, condition, and trim the layers a teensy bit!
...ah, unpacking. But, hey, it so doesn't look like this anymore: www.flickr.com/photos/heathercorinna/129481215/
And yes, that is my dress in a pile on the floor, thank you very much. It was a fine, fine end to a Saturday last night here at Chez Ballard.
My first batch of angora dyed with acid dyes. I have played around with
Koolaid dyeing with small batches of seconds angora to make cat toys. This
is the first time I've plopped my gorgeous prime angora into a dye pot! I
like the result! Thanks to Chris at Woolybuns for much advice and great
tips!
I wonder what the tourists going by thought as they passed, though. I was out in my Tasha Tudor dress with my straw hat, swinging a purple mesh bag filled with purple angora to spin out the water! In the afternoon when the Parkway is crowded!
Knitting pattern: Botanica Medallion Cardi
Pattern by Shiri Mor, published in Vogue Knitting Spring/Summer 2009.
gaze estimation at 3 meters' distance from PTZ camera, using IR bright-pupil effect. gaze direction is estimated using (a) pose-from-ellipse and (b) comparison of 1st purkinje reflection and pupil center.
Making concrete tiles for my cousin's xmas gift. Her 2 huskies died this year (16years old). this is early stage doing the clay before making the latex mold and ultimately pouring concrete. more to come
Detail of Louie between the 2 huskies playing (in happy days :)
eh. this morning decided to bring in color. Ive laid in some indian red/venitian red glazes and some yellows. working on warms now then will go in with lighter colors. Im working mostly in glazes because i brought up so much in monochromes underneath. A little different.
WORK IN PROGRESS -- I've gotten to a point (in restoration of the facial area) where I'm losing detail. I can see now that I've changed the head shape! Oh no! In addition...I think I have over-slimmed-down the cheekbone area, so I will have to get that back in the next installement.
I'm going to begin working on the shirt / collar / tie next. Thanks to the Photo Restoration and Colorization Pool members for suggestions of changing the background.
medium used: indian ink.
i always love elephant. i have blue elephant doll and elephant locket. will find more. haha. :)
The lily is a photograph I took a couple years ago. I think it's pretty awesome to have one of my photos tattooed on my skin :)
The construction begins. This wall will separate the equipment rental from the studio. Throughthe little window is the studio production office. Up the stairs will be the Client Loft. Under the loft, the make up area. aginst the window wall, the kitchen.
more:
Coraline cardigan by Ysolda knit in handspun 3ply. Fibre is Oak Leaves colourway in BFL from www.wildcraft.co.uk
Grey and Green in the Dining Room. Just wait until you see the beautiful mid-century reminiscent bird prints I bought from Etsy for that wall.
It's still a very strange bathroom, sort of a museum of small tidbits of cheap design from every decade of the 20th century, but at least it doesn't look like a nasty old band-aid anymore: www.flickr.com/photos/heathercorinna/129481211/