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Colorful puppets hang in the downtown market of Bagan, the only market I attended that could be called a tourist trap. The center of it was all handicrafts, carvings, jewelry, all kids of stuff. Some of it was very nice, but I was travelling light, so photos were all I took home with me.
Luna: Awww o Luka vai adorar essa amiguinha! ♥____♥
Luna tinha procurado vários brinquedos para o Luka. Ele era o mais novinho na casa, mas dificilmente gostava de brincar com eletronicos. Observando, ela percebia que junto com o Hiver e os fantochinhos, Luka se divertia adoidado e não demorou muito para pedir emprestado o ursinho.
Era tão fofo!!
Luna: Meu bebezinho vai ficar tão feliz! Então coloco a mão aqui e a boquinha mexe. AWWWW KA-KAWAIIヽ(*≧ω≦)ﾉ Agora precisa de um nome e tem que ser bem bonitinho pra--
"Mas eu ja tenho nome Ó3Ò"
Uma vozinha saia do bichinho, abrindo e fechando a boca sem nem ao menos Luna mexer a mão.
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Luna: AI MEU DEUS DO CÉU!!! ＼(º △ º l|l)/ TA VIVO, TA VIVO!!!
Pisti: Moça, moça!!! @△ @ T___T Bububu- buaaaaaaa
O ursinho começava a chorar enquanto Luna tremia feito maré verde, parando quando percebia o pequeno em sua mão muito assustado, quebrando uma partizinha do seu coração. Ela não aguentava ver alguém fofo triste. Melhor, ninguém triste.
Luna: Owwn Ç ~ Ç n-não chore amiguinho. Desculpe te balançar, mas.. mas…. Quem é você?
Pisti: Sou Pisti (Ç3Ç) e.. sou amigo do Hiver. Ele disse que queria alguém que conversasse com ele, então ç___ç comecei a falar.
Luna: O___O………. Unn, bom você faz ele feliz óuò’’'' Gosta de fazer amizades, Pisti?
Pisti: Uhum uhum *3* *3* Quanto mais amiguinhos, melhor! ^3^
Luna tinha quase uma crise de fofura ali. Era uma criaturinha adorável e macia, mesmo que não soubesse o “verdadeiro” motivo de enfeitiçar um fantoche, mas.. AWWWWWWW quem se importa!????
Luna: Ooooooooiiiiin você é tão fofinho! ♥____♥ Ai maria da bicicletinha, Pisti! Posso cuidar de você?? Acho que o Hiver não vai se importar e você também não, né?? ♥ ♥
Pisti: Ele disse que você é uma moça muito legal! ♥ >w< E é bonita também! ~~chuuu ♥
E quem disse que a Luna esqueceu completamente que ia levar para o Luka? Hein hein? G___G Ahhh *Suspiro profundo* Ainda bem que o bebe e o pai são iguais. Dois ursos que dormem o ano inteiro, basta cair no sofá com uma coberta!
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Sinto que alguém não vai ficar feliz se descobrir isso XDDD NADA FELIZ,ou saudável.
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China. Fujian province. Xiamen.
Built in 1921, Hi Heaven (Chinese: 海天堂) is the largest old villas on the Gulangyu Island, Xiamen City. Nicknamed as "the Xintiandi" in Xiamen, which is a recreational zone akin to the one in Shanghai, Hi Heaven is the most fashionable and exquisite cultural attraction on the island.
Hi Heaven consists of five buildings, of which three of them are opened to the public, namely No.34, No. 38 and No.42. The No.34 is a café, decorated in southeast Asia style, is a perfect place for a leisure coffee and mind wandering in a sunshine afternoon. The No. 38 is the most characteristic architecture, which is an art gallery displaying the past stories of the old villas and the celebrities once living there. No.42 is a performance center for the Chinese non-material cultural heritages, the magnificent ancient South Music and the fantastic Puppet Show. South Music was formed in Tang Dynasty, which is a performance of a group of people playing with different Chinese orchestral instruments, such as Pipa (a plucked string instrument) and Xiao (a vertical bamboo flute). Puppet show is a traditional show of puppet acrobatics and dramas in China which can be traced back to the Three Kingdoms Period.
As a combinative model of Chinese style and western style, Hi Heaven standing among the numerous exotic architectures in Gulangyu looks vividly unique. Built in symmetrical layout, with a traditional Chinese gateway and overhanging multi-eaves, the walls and corners are also in Chinese ways, while the columns of the buildings are in ancient Greek style, and most of the window decorations are in western style. The central building of Hi Heaven was once a foreign club, and later rebuilt into a palatial architecture by the returned overseas Chinese Huang Xiulang. The most originality of this building is its pavilion-shaped roof with a magic gourd on the top. This "pavilion" is a decorated octangle caisson ceiling which can be accessible from the stairways on the second floor. All the lintels of gates, windows, corridors and halls adorned with cement carving, corners with flowers and plants, and beams with dragon and phoenix
Deity puppets on sale in Durbar Square, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Swazzle provided puppets and puppeteers for a short sketch at the beginning of Patton Oswalt's new comedy DVD, "My Weakness is Strong". The unrated DVD (not for kids) hits store shelves today.
The puppet was made by Bruce Rowland and dressed by me. The head was made from fibreglass and the hands, feet and legs carved from wood. The helmet, shield and lance were made on a 3D printer.
Read a blog post about making my giant puppet for last year's Beltane.
Judging by this photo, the puppet's about 10' 8" from its feet to the tip of its horns (of which the antlers account for about 2 feet). Between us we're about 12'7" tall; I'm 6'1" on my own, if I remember right - might be closer to 6'2", in which case all these heights should be adjusted upward a little.
Makeup: Melissa Requi (Me) from CixiMakeup www.ciximakeup.com
Hair: Wade from Strut
Photographer: Anna Osk www.annaosk.com
Model: Megan
Please let me know what you think!!
Cepot is the name used in Sundanese (West Java - Indonesia), this puppet’s birthplace. Bagong is the more common name in the rest of Java. Originating in the Javanese culture, Cepot / Bagong, clown and servant, has been added to the great Hindu epics, including the Mahabharata.
According to Javanese legend, when the God Ismaya was ordered to go down to earth and become Semar, the guardian of the Knight, the great royal warrior class in Hinduism, Ismaya complained that he would be lonely and needed a friend. The gods caustically replied that he could have his shadow as a friend. When he reached the earth, Semar’s shadow transformed itself into a human form and took the name of Cepot or Bagong.
Almost identical in appearance to Semar, Cepot became one of the panakawan, clown-servants to the Knight. Noted for his impish, sassy jokes and ability to mimic others, using a loud, self-important voice, Cepot and his family of clowns add comic relief to the drama of the ancient Hindu stories. Outwardly stupid, the panakawan in reality are the common sense advisors of the more lofty knights and mask their wisdom with clumsy, lower-class behavior.
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