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Visalia Fox Theatre, 308 West Main Street, Visalia, California. Opened in 1930 as a part of the Fox Theatre chain, the threatre was converted to a three screen multiplex in 1976. After a brief closure in the late 1990s, it was restored by a community group and reopened in 1999 as a live performance auditorium with a seating capacity of 1,275. Designed and constructed from 1929-30 by Los Angeles-based architect Clifford Balch and engineer Floyd E. Stanbery, the Visalia Fox Theatre was erected at the end of the Silent Film era at a cost of $225,000 (2.9 million in 2010 dollars). It is one of many such theaters throughout the United States and Canada built by William Fox and his Fox Film Corporation, later to become 20th Century Fox.
The Fox Theatre opened on February 27, 1930. Opening night featured a talkie western, a newsreel, a Mickey Mouse cartoon and a Laurel and Hardy comedy. The theatre and the streets around it were packed for the premiere—quite a feat in a town of 7,000—an indication of the central role it would play in the community for decades to come.
The Fox was shuttered in November 1996 and remained closed until a group of nostalgic community members known as "Friends of the Fox" took up the task of acquiring and restoring the decaying theatre. The clock tower, long neglected, was filled with years of pigeon filth; the giant six-foot clock—a nuisance to keep on-time even in its heyday—was meticulously reassembled by a local engineer and the clock's former keeper. Much of the intricate interior of the building was destroyed in 1976 by the hasty conversion to a three screen multiplex. The genie above the stage was delicately and painstakingly re-sculpted by a local volunteer using old pictures as a template. Most of the murals needed repainting, and countless flourishes and decorations needed replacing. After three years and an outpouring of support from Visalia and surrounding communities, the restoration was complete. Marvin Hamlisch played the Grand Re-Opening to a sold-out house on November 20, 1999. The theater remains a vibrant performing arts center and defining feature of the community. Nearly all of the Tulare County Symphony performances are held at the Fox.
Repaint by JustCreations, gown by Franklin Mint. I love this outfit and the crown and necklace. The gown that this doll originally came with was so drab by comparison.
Mosnter High Repaint Art Doll OOAK – Draculaura
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This is my first Operetta repaint. She has purple/red eyes (a mix of her skin tone and hair color.) I cut her hair shorter because it was in clumps and tangles.
I wanted to take some pictures tonight, but my camera battery was dead. So, I took them with my Iphone. Not too bad I think.
'Cover with a new coat of paint'
Buses Excetera RX61 OED stands at Guildford bus station with a 479 to Epsom.
Commercial Road, Guildford, Surrey.
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After outlining the eyes a little, I go back and start to add the eyeshadow. This is just the first coat... so it won't be as even as it will be when we're finished.
I put a darker color next to the eye, for the upper eyelid... then I use the same color, but add a lot of retardant so it stays wet, and brush it on over the area where I want the eyeshadow to be.
I then take a q-tip and smudge it so that the edges are not sharp lines.
I add some of the color under the eye as well.
wearing dress from Deceptively Yours Kyori; shoes from Christian Leboutin pack by Mattel; earrings by me; bracelets are assorted Integrity.
repainted lagoona reshaped eyes more shadding and coloring added in very hippie like swim attied from swim class set
My first try at repainting a Barbie! I'm pretty happy with how she came out for my first try! I can't wait to try again! ^^
I did her hair too. :) She might need a reroot anyway, since it seems a little sparse on top... Maybe that'll be my next experiment!
Some dolls are just more fun to repaint than others. Clawdeen is definately one of my new favourites.
Next up: Howleen! Get pumped!
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Noel Cruz is one of the most versatile & distinguished repaint artists in the doll community. He is most recognized for his character & celebrity based dolls due to their uncanny resemblance to the people they portray. His dolls are derived from several models like Gene, Tyler, Sydney, etc, by various doll-makers such as Robert Tonner & Franklin Mint. His repaints as well as his portraits are done with intricate detail to the point of being naturally lifelike in essence. Highly regarded among collectors and artists alike, Noel attempts to raise the bar and bring a fresh take to the common mass produced doll with every face he paints. Noel's specialty is with one of a kind repaints. The beauty of repaints is that almost no two are exactly alike just as no two artists are alike.
Visit my web site at www.ncruz.com
Do you remember my Gaganás? (Lady Gaga + Satanás/Satan because she was ugly as hell) xD
Here:
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It was my first repaint and well... It was terrible as you can see! ahahaha
So I decided to try to save her face one more time. Which was really hard work because I had done the first repainting with a permanent marker. - Kids, don't do this at home, I was very noob.-
The eyebrows were a challenge, but I used a secret ninja technique using white paint to cover the maker and shades of brown to reach the skin tone of the doll.
But in the end it was much better (or less ugly...)
I fixed her hair and followed the amazing tutorial for Shuiimedina to make bangs. Thanks a lot! <3
Link here:
www.flickr.com/photos/shuiimedina2013/15082193529/in/fave...
I have caught the repaint bug!! And since I had an extra Allan doll, I decided to repaint him today. Eventually I will get a Ken repainted. I have ordered one especially to repaint. Cant wait for him to get there.
Anyway, I decided I wanted this Allan to be a blonde blue eyed boy. So, that is what I did. I mixed up a blond color that was similar to painted hair Ken's hair color, but I decided I wanted to do some highlighting and shading on the hair. I went to town doing that.
I hope you enjoy this guy. I really had fun transforming him. :)
(I think i need to take a darker shot of this repaint,
as this picture doesn't show off the paint job that well.)
Protofrom Optimus Prime came with the 3 bot movie battle pack alongside Jazz and Brawl.
This was the only bot in the pack that i wasn't enthusiastic about. As much as I love Prime, the odd blue/grey paintjob did nothing for me.
But once i saw Jins repaint, i knew what must be done.
This was my first Transformers repaint, and i think it went pretty well. i can't wait to get my hands on more awesome molds with crappy paint schemes now :P
I also bulked up the lower half of the face with some random model parts to try and reduce the strange "sour lemons" expression that the original sculpt had.
the new faceplate looks a little odd from this angle, but i'm pleased with it overall.
ps. Does this head sculpt say "movie Soundwave" more than optimus prime to anyone else..or is it just me?
Monster High Repaint Art Doll OOAK – Viperine | Clarice
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Here we have an eclectic mix of NCT repaints depicting Fleetlines and Atlanteans. One of the buses with a cream bumper has the fake fog lights because it's on the bus that doesn't have the light modification - but I can't remember which one it is because at some point I changed which one had the tow hook recess.
Since this screenshot I've been updating the repaints further in several areas, tweaking some more minor elements and adding the Nottingham coat of arms on the front of each one.