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This is an art for a t-shirt I made for Heti. This brand produces t-shirts, cups, bags, stickers, etc with the roller skating theme. Pretty cool.
Check out the entire project at Behance:
Another picture from todays shoot :) I've done a photo like this before and liked it, so I thought i'd do another one..
The earlier version that I did is here
Thanks to Stacey for holding up the pages ;)
It was one of those days i had nothing to do so i grabbed 2 glasses and some ink and started goofing around.
This is the result of 1 hour of fun.
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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This house by the side of the road begged to be photographed. The owner had painted a very clear message in the front....not sure why, but thankfully he didn't seem to be at home that day.....
Sam Tattoo & Body Piercing In Chiang Mai Thailand | Many Designs / Original Work/ Magic Tattoo YANT Thai Style
Welcome to Sam Tattoo where friendly professionals with over 15 years experience provide the very best in tattoo, body piercing, body art and custom design.
Real artists can help in designing a custom tattoo catered specifically for you or choose one of many established designs, or your own design just for you.
Magic tattoo’s are also our specialty and blessing by a monk is all included for the most effective and beneficial results, and you keep the bamboo needle used.
Machine or traditional bamboo, all is done in the most sterile, clean and safety conscious way possible.
Your tattoo lasts for life so we take that responsibility seriously with the best inks, machinery, after care and
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Artist Sam Tattoo & Body Piercing In Chiang Mai Thailand, in Galare Night Bazaar (Opposite Pizza Hut)
Stamps and Dies: Hero Arts Just Keep Swimming
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Touchy Feely
The water was stamped with the Hero Arts Waves stamp with VersaMark ink and then heat set in clear embossing powder Afterwards it was covered with a blend of Mermaid Lagoon, Salty Ocean and Tumbled Glass distress inks. Gesso was smeared over the water and rubbed with a finger to whiten the raised waves. The foreground was dry embossed with Tim Holtz Brick embossing folder and colored with Antique Linen distress ink. The Hero Arts fish were stamped and layered with H.A. Dandelion ink on the bottom and H.A. Tangerine layered on top of that. Archivers Jet Black ink was used on the fish's faces. Then two layers of clear embossing powder was heat set on the top layer of the fish to give the fish shine with texture. The sea weed was stamped Simon Says Stamp Green Leaf ink and My Favorite Things Gumdrop ink. Pearls from my stash were adhered to make air bubbles in the water.
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I keep a journal for Olive and in it I write what we did that day, milestones, what her favorite things are and lately, funny stories from the day. She's so full of personality, spunk and opinions. I don't think she could be any cuter, but of course, tomorrow she'll prove me wrong.
Dinner has become one of my favorite parts of the day in our house. We've taken the post and tray off her high chair so she sits right at the table with us. She helps me set the table by bringing her plate, fork and napkin to the table. Then she climbs up by herself into her chair and waits for dinner to be served. We eat together as a family every night. We didn't always do this and sometimes it's not very convenient considering how early her bedtime is, but I'm so glad we've made it work. She eats whatever we're eating and she generally eats it enthusiastically. Now that she is mostly done teething (for now), her appetite has definitely surged and it's fun to watch her gobble up the food that Ryan has prepared. We talk about our day, sometimes we sing and almost always Olive is funny and charming. Lately Olive does not like it when Finn eats her food, which is quite the turn around from how it used to be.
One day this week, Olive particularly enjoyed her dinner but she was ready to get down and play. She asked for more and since she'd already had two servings at the table, we refilled her plate, put it at her little table and let her graze on it between running in and out of the screened porch. Many helpings later, it appeared she was full so I gave her plate to Finn to lick (is that gross?). Olive ran in from the porch, saw that Finn was licking her plate, turn to me with her hands pressed against her cheeks and her mouth in a shocked O and then spun around and stomped over to Finn. She waggled her finger at him, said no repeatedly (along with some other jabber, he got an earful), snatched the plate away and marched it back to the table. Then she looked up at me at me and signed "more". Jab, jab, jab went her finger into the palm of her hand.
After wishing and hoping and pushing and prodding, Olive has decided that she really likes books. It started with Goodnight, Gorilla. She liked to read it after her nap and she would ask for it to be read 3-5 times in a row. I brainstormed and researched other books along the same vein that she might like and we began reading Dear Zoo and Hand Hand Finger Thumb. Within just a couple of days, Olive began enjoying all books. It's the only activity she'll stick with for 30 minutes or more at a time. She likes to point things out in the book and "talk" about what she sees. She'll make animal sounds when she sees an animal she recognizes and when we talk about something that we've read about, she'll run and grab the book to read. She likes to sniff Duck and Goose's feet. It's so much fun.