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This bird kept posing for me for a good 10 minutes. I crept ever closer, pushing my luck, a few shots with each step as the bird turned, spread its wings, looked at me etc. A very cooperative model.
In Outernet. It's a new development on Charing Cross Road featuring big video screen art. Where better to pose and post in the new London
Alex: Is it something of this sort you were thinking of when you asked me if I would pose for you?
Brandon: Maybe a little different but I love drawing nude male bodies. Would you mind?
Visit this location at . . . Black Tie or Naked . . . in Second Life
Plank Pose demonstration by the expert
Plank Pose, or Phalakasana in Sanskrit, is a strength training pose that works all major abdominal muscles, while also strengthening your shoulder, chest, neck, glute, quadriceps, and back muscles. Also known as an isometric exercise, this pose works to contract the muscles by solely holding one steady, fixed position.
At the Nipponbashi Street Festival. Osaka, Japan.
I have no idea what her costume was supposed to be, or if she just showed up in a bikini and started posing.
Merci au studio Ravenwood de m'avoir fait confiance pour cette jolie pose .
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Hello friends :) this is my exclusive for The Summer Bash Fair, 11 sitting and lying poses Mooore...
I started to digitize a pose doll back in time, to make machine embroidery design out of it. Not for doll clothes because of the big-ness and high detail, but maybe for other stuff.. human sized stuff that is. It simply has to be big or it will just jam the sewing machine.
Found the unfinished file and I decided to start again.
I traced a photo I took of my own pose doll and once I traced her beautiful face I stopped because she has the southern belle style going on.
Now as I am back again, I printed the file and did pencil drawing and gave her a 60's hair style instead.
What do you think? Do you think the hair looks ok?
The "stripes" are for my own reference as to put the stitch direction for the embroidery design.