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my current work in progress! Moon, a custom star dancer/ebony hybrid (same skin tone so scalp matches exactly).
She's an airbrushed happibug with make-up in colors of gray, teal, hot pink and violet. Her lids are teal and gray with a silver shimmer and some tiny silver stars. Her ebony scalp is the true length in front and has been given a little sharper, layered bob in the back.
Moon is a loving girl who always cares about others. She is a great companion, whether it's just quiet time (she loves to read or just sit and think!) or out for an adventure on a photo shoot or a drive!
*Dolly Diptych Weekly* 2011 27/52
I tried to make a border like this tutorial but as I started, I found that it would take me forever to make so many pieces so I flipped the pieces lengthwise to make this border that looks like marque arrows going clockwise around the center which I kinda like :)
It's harder to photograph now that it's 36" square and bigger than the width of my coffee table so that's why it looks wonky :(
36 fabrics used, about 36" square, 2.5" wide border.
Blogged at free-falling.
Green Screen suits are surprisingly close to being 1 size fits all. A toddler fit into this suit earlier in the residency!
My swollen arm! The upper and lower tattoos were placed in spots that go with the curve of my arm. The background will tie everything together and will make it appear more symmetrical. Background and color happen next month.
The first few fish for the blanket. My ravelry page here.
I'm using this modification of the Knitter's magazine pattern.
(There's an error in the livejournal pattern -- I made a different correction, but the accepted one seems to be here.)
I'm not sure if I like the extra green side stripe on the panel or not...kinda just looks like a ribbon...? I tihnk I'm gonna remove it and try something else...
Riku's keyblade in-progress...for some reason, I painted the white foamie feathers grey before repainting them white...I just like crazy amounts of texturing, okay? XD I never said I was efficient or sensible.
I decided to use Sublime Stitching carbon (transfer) paper instead and I was really impressed!
It didn't make a mess on my white fabric (I was scared it might, I leaned on it a lot) and the lines were crisp and perfect (I used a pencil to trace).
the thumb actually has a proper angle on this version (which was one of the things I really loathed about the first claw...the thumb was literally just tacked on as an afterthought)
I'm out of yarn (goa) for this right now, so it's on hold until my order comes in.
It's for Eric and Beth's babygirl, Tigerlily. The theme is the Japanese flag, though the blanket will be round, alas, not rectangular.