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Three 12 inch Snow Queen Elsa dolls side by side: Classic Elsa (from D23 Expo 2013), Medicom RAH Elsa (2016) and Designer Elsa (from Heroes and Villains Elsa and Hans LE 6000 set, 2015). I left Classic Elsa with her original flats, so she is shorter than both Designer Elsa and Medicom Elsa, who are wearing ice heels.
Medicom Elsa deboxed and standing, supported by a Kaiser stand. The Medicom stand didn't allow her skirt or cape to drape properly, so I switched to a Kaiser stand, which is inside her skirt. In doing so, I discovered that Elsa has cloth panties, which I didn't expect. I then adjust her eyes so she is side glancing, similar to the way that Classic Elsa looks.
Detailed photos of the Medicom Real Action Heroes 1/6 scale action figure. I show her boxed, during deboxing, and fully deboxed. She comes with her Snow Queen outfit, with with nothing to add right out of the box. The skirt is wired so it is posable. The cape is removable, and is attached to her bodice. Her front bangs, face and hands are removable. Her ices shoes are molded to her feet. Her accessories include two additional faces, a pair of closed hands and a pair of open hands, and an open hand with a hole in the palm to hold the snowflake accessory. She is highly articulated, and has more freedom of movement than a Disney Store Princess doll (especially the knees and elbows). If you remove her face, you can move her eyes from the inside. Her braid is flexible, so is free to move along with her head when it is turned around. She stands 12 inches tall to the top of her head, or 12.5 inches tall to the top of her molded hair. She cannot free stand, so when she is deboxed, she is supported by the included clear plastic display stand. She is a very accurate depiction of the animated character. Her face is more accurate than the Disney Elsa 12 inch dolls, and I really love the look of her standard face out of the box. Her molded hair is definitely more accurate than the Disney Store Elsa dolls, especially the braids. Her cape has glitter snowflakes on a dark blue transparent fabric that drapes a lot better than the cape of the Classic Elsa. Her bodice is glitter free, but has a painted pattern of rectangular icicles, which is the only cheap looking detail on her.
For now I only show her in her standard state, through the deboxing process. I will soon post detailed photos of her deboxed. I will also put her through her paces, trying out her various accessories and posing her in different ways. I will also compare her side by side with the DS Classic and Designer Snow Queen Elsa dolls.
phew! processed foods are gross!
still working on it- starting to go in now with actual text- what is on it now will be changed, but for most part planning on leaving timeline text at bottom, except info about obesity and disease which I haven't got to yet (as far as placement). This is the inside so outside of pamphlet will have actual timeline title.
I decided to see what this picture would look like cross processed. If you would like to see the original please take a look in my unusual oddities folder.
Model: Scott mcClelland
Birthday presant
Since I can remember I've gone to the Tulsa Philharmonic with my grandmother, who is now 87 and still attending. This was from the last concert. :)
iR & iD off. Exposure Compensation of +1EV applied. If you can't just see the black embroidery on the black silk you need to adjust your monitor. As with all the shots in this report I've printed out this one to check the accuracy of what I'm seeing on-screen.
Liked the guard scribble enough it was converted to a more fleshed out drawing, as you can see in this very scattered process shot.
After cutting all the paper by hand with an exacto knife and ruler (from enormous 25x40 sheets), and emulsifying/burning the screen, I prepared to lay down the first color...not having screenprinted in 8 years! A deep breath at this moment.
Personal ID: 1144299505
Student ID: ZEN15443893
Course: BA (Hons) Graphic Design
Digital Graphics for Print unit, the making of my bauhaus poster.
01/15
8/52 [Study Process]
This weeks theme was "Books" so before i went to sleep, i thought of this idea, and to remember it, i got up from bed and actually wrote down the detail on the PC. Today (sunday), I got around to doing this, and also doing actual studying. Yep, too much procrastinating during the weekdays. I wanted to do this orig...inally in a library setting, but figured that i might not get permission to do it there so i just made a setting in my house. I would have preferred the library though. Well tell me what you guys think.