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i miss you, even when i don't really know you. there are games that i want to play, where shadows leap across cream-colored walls. but our lives are so separated, i'm always watching from the outside-in. we're like shadows; i can never hold your hand, but you're always there in my life. and like shadows, i have to break the walls that separates us to get to you, but when that wall is broken, you'll be lost too.
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Puppetness. She's sitting on the ground through the whole animation so luckily the bottom part of her skirt won't really be visible.
Her belts and necklaces are just to be added now. Well, as are her hands and head... and accessories...
Her sleeves are more puffy than they look and they will be stuffed before the animation as well.
The trailer portion of a Levi Puppet Rodeo truck that toured the country back in the late thirties to the mid forties. The rodeo was originally created for the 1939 World's Fair and featured fully automated hand-carved wooden puppets dressed in miniature Levi's clothing. After the end of the fair the show traveled around the country in trucks like this presenting shows in small towns nation wide.
This truck is located at the Legends Motorcycle Emporium in Springville, Utah.
Getting ready for a puppet show...
These shows are based on folk lores. The story was sung by these folk singers.
Once again Moon Amore has created a fabulous gacha outfit for Halloween called Puppet Show. I actually won this rare dress on the third pull. It has a hud for half a dozen colours but naturally I chose red!
When I was a child, my father built a wooden puppet stage and gave me these sweet puppets for Christmas one year. The stage is long gone, but the puppets are near and dear to me.
Watching the Wayang makers making puppet as described by Enday (pak Entang's son), it was an interesting activity. There were splitting wood, painting, putting the clothes, and carved decoration of the puppet’s head.
Taken @SirnaGalih, Bogor, West Java, Indonesia, Asia, South East Asia
Puppets Museum, Ljubljana, Slovenia.
CROSSVIEW
To view 3D pics cross your eyes focusing between at the pictures until both images overlap one another in the middle.
Per vedere le foto in 3D incrociare (strabuzzare leggermente) gli occhi fino a che le due immagini si sovrappongono formandone una sola centrale
Here's another photo of the giant puppets (with a full size train for scale). It reminds me that some of the best ideas for art out there are the most simple: Giant Human Puppets, Enormous Mirror Ball, Green Tree, Dock, Moon.
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Photo inspired by a famous childrens novel Pinocchio, and the master of Puppets Geppetto.
Who is playing with your mind?
Is what you believe the truth?
Maybe you are the master of Puppets....
But wouldn't you rather be the Puppet???
WHO'S MAKING THE DESICIONS HERE???
Muah: Shirley Buil
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To make one puppet, it takes 7 working days and in one month pak Entang can produce about 40 wayangs with the help of his four children.
Taken @SirnaGalih, Bogor, West Java, Indonesia, Asia, South East Asia
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Model: Lisa
YOU MUST PRESS L--this seriously looks stunning on black
This is my first image of my Ophelia series which is encompassed in my Shakespeare In Love project, where I explore female characters in Shakespeare's plays. I'm beginning with Ophelia and this is the first of three images (the other two will come next week).
Needless to say it's been an interesting journey so far; and it's only just begun! I learned a few valuable lessons about shooting with a model. Thankfully, I have a superb model who will do a re-shoot with me for the other two images (explained in my blog).
Keep an eye out next week for more Ophelia images and possibly some Juliet ones too!
Kathputli is a string puppet theatre, native to Rajasthan, India, and is the most popular form of Indian puppetry.Being a string marionette, it is controlled by a single string that passes from the top of the puppet over the puppeteers.
Some scholars believe Kathputli art tradition is more than thousands years old. One finds its reference in Rajasthani folk tales, ballads and sometimes even in folk songs.Similar puppets which are rod-puppets, are also found in west Bengal. But it is truly rajasthan's amazing kathputli which made India one of the first countries to invent its traditional puppetry .Tribes of Rajasthan have been performing this art from the ancient times and it has become an eternal part of Rajasthani culture and tradition. No village fair, no religious festival and no social gathering in Rajasthan can be complete without the Kathputlis. It is believed that somewhere 1500 years ago, tribal Rajasthani Bhat community started the use of Kathputli as string marionette art and it is in their love for tradition that art of Kathputli survived the test of time.
Tradition of Kathputli is based on folk tales and stories. Scholars believe that folk tales convey the lifestyle of ancient Rajasthani tribal people and Kathputli art might have originated from present day Nagaur and surrounding areas. Rajasthani Kings and nobles were patrons of Art and Craft and they encouraged the craftsmen in activities ranging from wood and marble carving to weaving, pottery and painting. Over the last 500 years, Kathputli was a system of patronage supported by kings and well-off families. The patrons would look after the artists in return for the artists singing praises of the patrons’ ancestors. Bhat community claim that their ancestors had performed for royal families, and received great honour and prestige from the rulers of Rajasthan.