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Lids are first covered with Kryolan's Strauss Wine, applied with a damp brush. Pat MAC's Magenta Madness Pigment all over lids. Create a crease with Tarina Tarantino's Butterfly Black. Blend MAC's V.I.P. eyeshadow into centre of lid, and Baby Petals eyeshadow into inner corner. MAC's Crystal Avalanche is used as a brow and inner eye corner highlight. Blend crease out towards brows.
Apply NYC liquid liner, and mascara is then applied using Rimmel Sexy Curves. Let lashes dry and curl them, applying false lashes of your choice.
Lipstick is Lady Gaga Viva Glam (2).
Pixie image is the cover of X-Men Pixie Strikes Back Comic Book #1, by Stuart Immonen.
Washington, DC - Miss Pixie's is a wonderful used furniture and accessories shop in DC where generations of people have found cool, funky, amazing items and given them new life in their homes. We all hope the shop will survive the pandemic. This is a photo of the Miss Pixie car across the street from the Miss Pixie shop, featuring its signature color - you guessed it - pink.
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stranger #559 i noticed pixie in his awesome hat checking out the bargains on offer at the market on saturday but hadn't had the guts to go up and ask him if i could take his photo, then just as we were about to leave i saw him again and figured it was now or never and thankfully pixie said ok
this shot was inspired by the amazing 100 strangers group, find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at 100 Strangers
see more of my strangers here
Cladonia pyxidata - This tiny plant (approx 6mm high) is the product of algae and fungus in a symbiotic relationship. It is said that in the arctic regions they were used as wicks for blubber oil lamps. Lichens in the family Cladoniaceae are a primary food source for reindeer and caribou. The same lichen family is a source of compounds used to create antibiotic cream. A fascinating miniature world.
Cladonia species of lichen, growing in small colonies on moss-covered dry stone walls in Cressbrook Dale, Derbyshire Peak District. Possibly Cladonia asahinae which favours moss.
It isn’t pink, but it’s pixied. I love having short hair! I feel both tomboy-ish and elegant.
Vest, Forever 21 (cut from a consignment jacket). Dress, Donna Morgan (consignment). Shoes, BCBG Paris. Sunglasses, Meow Meow. Necklace, Banana Republic (gift). Bracelets, Serket Jewelry, gift, and thrifted. Bag, Anne Klein (thrifted).
These Fairies/Pixies are from a postcard I had from when I was super young, I found it in an old book I bought (well I was 9 yrs, my mom bought it then, LOL) and I recently found it and couldn't wait to scan and share!
Wouldn't they make great jar fairies, or dolls in a theatre?
XO!
Lisa!
Pixie Hollow's newest addition, the fast-flying fairy Vidia. (My roommate let me borrow her camera ^^).
I love these mini casseroles! So much fun.
Picked them up a few years ago, to use with my Blue Heaven dishes.
1977 Schwinn Pixie II:
- 16x2.25" Duro White tires , custom spike valve caps
- Forks modified to allow for wide tires
- Apehanger Handlebars with 50's Schwinn soft grips
- 50's Troxel Springer seat
- 39t Chainring from Schwinn 10-speed w/ spikes
- Custom fenders w/ spikes
- ...more to come!
Pixie Caps (Acianthus fornicatus). Sadly they were being besieged with aphids! [From within a gully in the Lower Blue Mountains, NSW]
. From many stories it can be presumed that pixies are good, that one should want them to visit (as long as the house is clean). The picture, however, isn't quite so clear as sometimes pixies bring ill luck and cause nothing but trouble.
We arrived at the Ashikaga Flower Park around 3 in the afternoon. A bit late but we planned it that way to be able to catch a glimpse when the flowers will be illuminated.
Before the sky turned dark, the trees and flowers were already nothing short of amazing. I took a lot of photos thinking I won't even need to take any more photos at night since the photos during the day were already good and that I would have trouble shooting at night since I was not able to bring along a tripod.
But, when they turned the lights on, the place turned completely different, for the better. The park seemed even more magical as if Tinkerbell and her friends were flying around it.
Visited my pixie-cups in the Albany Pine Bush ... the 'cups' are only a few millimeters wide. This image made using photo-stacking for extended depth of field. I believe this a Cladonia spp.
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As Arthur C Clarke noted, any sufficiently advanced technology is is indistinguishable from magic. In the case of Magnetic Resonance Imaging scanners, the boundaries between technology and magic are blurred. Although we radiologists are taught in-depth MRI physics, the adage is that 'If you think you understand MRI physics, you don't'.
Hence many radiologist suspect that these machines have their internal workings controlled by pixies. This suspicion has now been affirmed - I captured one of these elusive pixies on camera just this morning.
This Siemens Aera is a state-of-the-art scanner at the Spire Hospital in Bristol where I do some 'humanitarian' work [ahem].
It is a hugely impressive machine; 4.8 tonnes in weight with a niobium-titanium superconducting magnet bathed in liquid helium (-269ºC), which itself is insulated by liquid nitrogen (-196ºC). This said, scanning is remarkable safe. So long as you aren't sporting ferromagnetic foreign bodies within you.
Interestingly MRI was largely invented by Sir Peter Mansfield who shared the Nobel prize in 2003. Sir Peter should not be confused with his namesake Flickrite, the all-round good egg Zenas M.