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These two cuties got some new lashes today. And the camera wouldn't agree with me so none of the other pictures turned out. >.<
I've always adored the tiny baby lashes that Lisa puts on her girls. I just adore these little Wanderlings......
Nanette OOAK Fashion Royalty Poppy Parker repaint
Former Day Tripper.
Updated photos, added applied lashes.
Introducing the flawless, Suzy! I have known this beautiful girl for a long time now and I was so happy when she agreed to go on a little photo adventure with me. She is the most photogenic girl I know and made my job so easy, not to mention her amazing makeup/fashion taste. (Here is her youtube channel if you want to check out her awesome videos: www.youtube.com/user/SuzyQ216)
The kid has the lashes and the lips. My goodness, I am worried already.
I have been experimenting with some different textures and actions. Ones I have had, just using differently. I welcome CC.
In college, we were taught how to apply fake eye lashes which I found quite difficult. I managed to complete the task with the help of my tutor Lizzy and it ended in a messy way with me as I had to re-apply the glue around six times before I finally set the eye lashes close enough to the natural eye lash line to not look un-real. To learn from mistakes, we must trial and error so I purchased some fake eye lashes which I applied on myself in my free time to practice. When I had enhanced my technique of applying the lashes, being able to do them quicker and in a less messy way I began applying them on myself and on friends before a night out.
My second contender I would like to win Mercury Prize awards. Natasha Khan from Bat for Lashes was a sweetheart to take photos of, she posed quite a bit and wasn't moody and annoying as some of the other bands.
The engineer opens the throttle as this A/A/A lash-up of Pennsylvania Railroad E8s accelerates past brick warehouses at the edge of town. Ahead, the dispatcher has lined the route to avoid freight interference as the train heads for St. Louis, the western end of the PRR's Panhandle Route.
These are club-owned Broadway Limited models, wearing the Pennsyvania's classic Tuscan red with gold stripes paint scheme of the 1950s Photo by Mark Mathu.
Visit the HO scale NAPM club on-line at www.napmltd.org.