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This is probably our most contentious shirt yet. Unfortunately, a majority of California actually disagrees with us. But The Factionist isn't one to step back from its ideals - Americans have the right to be equal before the law, straight, gay, or otherwise. "Defining" marriage for the purpose of segregation just isn't good - in fact, it kinda sucks.
Photo by Nate Berkopec
I'm sure someone who knows aircraft history will know this plane, I don't recall what it was.
Polaroid SX-70 camera, TimeZero supercolor film.
2024 Weekly Alphabet Challenge - Week 36: J is for JUNK
If my props closet, filled to the brim with dozens of neatly organized bins, had a junk drawer - this would be it.
There’s a few recently used items that I just haven’t put away - shoved in here for convenience- but most are sadly binless.
The California Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of Prop 8, which took away the right for gay and lesbian couples to marry.
Planes would fly regularly into Pto Jimenez. One set of flight serviced the San Jose to Pto Jimenez route, and the other was Pto Jimenez to Corcovado
Im sorry my props are getting crazier and creepier :-S
This is the shedded skin of a Praying Mantis. It was soooo fragile i had to use a tweezer to make it stand the way i wanted it to and to top it all, the friggin wind kept on knocking it down :-S
Have a flight to Calcutta later in the afternoon.. yayyy new place, more pictures ;D
The handle is florists foam with a covering of polymer clay. I was experimenting with Sculpt Nouveau's metal paint (a water based paint with suspended metal particles) and used copper on the handle instead of a wood finish. I liked the effect so much (especially when a patina is added) i used an iron paint on the rest of the gun. Unlike paint this stuff rusts like real metal when you add a patina.... so the rusty looking bits are real rust ....on wood!! Highlights with silver paint.
"Twister" prop and poster on display at the Kansas Underground Salt Museum in Hutchinson, Kansas. Due to the constant temperature and low humidity several movie companies and businesses store their priceless documents and artifacts in Underground Vaults and Storage.
The Kansas Underground Salt Museum is 650 feet underound and is the only mine in the Western Hemisphere, that has an underground museum open to tourists. There are only two other underground salt museums in the world and they are in Poland and Austria.