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I had this old dark pine dresser from the 80's, and I decided to "shabby it up" for the living room. I primed it, painted it, and changed the old brass knobs to glass ones.
Young kid dressed with ornaments and make up on the occasion of Dusera festival in Kulasekharapatnam town in tamil nadu state of India.
This is me after having my make up done by a professional. It was nice experience to be a fashion model. Everything I am wearing is not mine apart from the hold up stockings.
This is my second "look" that was created by Claire. This time the dress was one of AMC's. Normally I go for full skirts but this ensemble was very comfortable to wear.
One of these days I am going to have to try going out in public.
I found this wooden playscale doll rocker at the thrift store a few years ago for a few dollars and finally got around to making it over this weekend.
1. Removed seat and back. Used hair dryer to softer glue. Worked well.
2. Replaced seat and back with dowels and popsicle sticks. Gorrilla Wood glue is better than most wood glues I've used.
3. Sanded. Painted with chalk paint (about 6-8 coats). Distressed with sand paper.
4. Topped with creme wax and brown wax.
Ready for dolls!
my very favourite photo from the recent V photoshoot, with some subtle tweaking so it's me instead! i've photoshopped my face into the pic and slimmed Nicole's arms down to look more like mine. i think it looks rather good, just like i might in that same setting, with a subtle hint of faded glamour melancholy, just how i feel.
with apologies to Leonardo, digital "makeover" of Mona Lisa
According to history.com:
"Lisa Gherardini del Giocondo, a wealthy silk merchant’s wife and the mother of five children, has been a leading contender [for da Vinci's model] since an art historian identified her as the sitter in 1550... The 2005 discovery of a 500-year-old note by an acquaintance of da Vinci, which states that the artist was working on Lisa’s portrait, confirmed the theory for many scholars... For reasons that remain unclear, da Vinci never gave the 'Mona Lisa' to the Giocondo family, first taking it to France and later bequeathing it to Salaì [his longtime apprentice]."
Added note: I later learned that it is now believed that da Vinci sold it to the King of France. When it was stolen, the Italian national who stole it thought the French had stolen it, but it was sold by the artist to the French.
Although the original was painted on wood, the reproduction that I scanned was printed on textured paper, therefore both before and after have the appearance of canvas.
I gave Lisa a new do, added makeup, green contact lenses, earrings, a manicure, lowered neckline and changed to a brighter color of clothing. I also added eyebrows, one hair at a time. (The style at the time was for women to either pluck or shave eyebrows.) It took me over a month to complete this, working a couple of hours most days. I think I ended up with about 50 layers.
This is from around 1999. If I were to do it today, I would change the way I did a few things because I know how to do things differently or better in Photoshop and the newer version of Photoshop has more options.
I would go back to rework my image, but my original file with all the layers was lost in a hard-drive crash.
In May of 2017, I did something that I wasn't sure if I would ever do. Get a makeover. It took a lot of planning for me to organise a visit to Boys Will Be Girls and the incredibly talented Cindy Conti. I was very nervous but she quickly settled me in. I was worried that I would look the same as I would if I had done my make-up. A man trying his best to look like the woman inside himself. I can honestly say right now that I was absolutely blown away by the results! I admit that it took a lot of effort not to burst into tears!
This was the first photograph that she took.
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022308 for flickr group Photoshop Contest week #146
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Makeover courtesy of the wonderful Gill Springgay a transgender image consultant www.makeovergirl.co.uk. I'm so pleased with these shots
I have changed back to my own clothes, but still have the makeup on including the lashes and nails. About to walk out the door dressed like this and drive to Nottingham for a night out. 8th July 2026
I decided to do gree apple. I just saw genial inspiration www.instagram.com/p/BForLWlrCd8/?tagged=birthdayball. I'm happy, but still miss more green color. I need Rosabella belt, ehh.. I got her boots, if someone want to trade with me.
:)
This look is closer to what Andromeda needs in her assigned role....
Although I never expected her to look so badass.
Makeover courtesy of the wonderful Gill Springgay a transgender image consultant www.makeovergirl.co.uk. I'm so pleased with these shots
Jacey at the beauty salon waiting anxiously for her complete makeover. Jacey will receive the full lady's package of a perm, waxing, a mani, and a pedi.
Title: Canvas Makeover
Year: 2015
Medium: Makeup
Size: 12” x 16”
Description:
I covered this self-stretched canvas with an abstract image created entirely of nail polish and eye-shadow. In part, I was drawn to the textures I could create. It is also a piece about gender, creating assertive new meanings out of decorative materials designed to satisfy the male gaze.
“I was going to give myself a makeover, but then I realized that I’m perfect just the way I am!”
This Blythe doll is Prima Dolly London, posing for the theme “Makeover “ in the Blythe a Day group on Flickr.
Got 76097. Redid the figs from 76097.
Cheetah: new hair, new legs. Not much here, just wanted to change her too.
Lex: I hate that head they always use for him, so I changed that. Also added some bright green for fun.
Batman: Purple gloves, fancy legs. Scott Synder all the way!
Firestorm: I just wanted to try to do a different head with this hair... I think this is pretty much a perfect head option I found here.
Wonder Woman: Made a nice silver classic version with the new skirt.