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If anyone is wondering about my My Scene boy head, he finally grew rock hard as well so I can safely say he’s finished in shrinking as well. There was a definite drastic difference than my other attempt at shrinking the MS head in polish remover especially in the dome of his scalp. Though comparatively his jaw is similar in size to his original size though the overal face shape had changed.
He’s roughly the same size as a Ken head and much smaller than my Disney Store Kristoff head despite the face that Kristoff has a smaller head than an original MS head.
His neck had already been reamed out by Andrea to fit a Fashionista body before soaking in acetone and surprisingly his head still fits on the body despite drastically shrinking in size.
I plan to give him sculpted hair and a face up to look similar to a Japanese vintage GI Joe so wish me luck.
Sean writes: "Apparently the shrink ray has the ability to zap entire single-serving-sized packages."
A bracelet made with Sterling silver, shrink plastic charms and assorted funky beads. Available at www.beautifullystrange.etsy.com
Near Tuweep Campground
Grand Canyon National Park, USA
The distant mountain is the western end of McKee Point, other side of the Grand Canyon on the Huapalai Reservation.
I left all my camera gear at home by mistake. This was taken with a shrink wrapped $30 camera I bought at Walmart in Fernley, NV. (Well...$45 if you add in the SD card and batteries). Worked out to be fine for snapshots.
Tweaked the design and used glitter and a new glossier varnish this time around. Like these much better!
Stacy writes: "First, I noticed that the 18oz box was the same price as the 24oz box. Then I noticed they were both marked down as a 'price cut'. Then I looked more closely and saw something even more stupid. The original price for the 24oz was $3.24 and the original price for the 18oz was $3.34! Could it be that the shrink ray is actually a inflate ray? I doubt it. "
Dublin Street Scenes
1958 Minolta Autowide
Rokkor Lens
Expired Fuji Superia 200 Film
Straight Negative scan
Chuck writes: "One place I never particularly expected the Grocery Store Shrink Ray to strike--Sam's Club. But here's the proof."
Mike writes: "I work in receiving at a store that sells Blue Rhino propane tanks. I
noticed when our new shipment of full tanks came in today, they were only 15lbs compared to the old ones which were 17lbs. So I snapped a picture of a new one and an old one."
Close-up of the Shrink Plastic butterflies. The images were stamped on one side of clear Shrink Plastic and coloured in on the other side with Copics, making them translucent.
More info on my blog here.
EnCaPS Wrap - the South Coasts best established team of industrial shrink wrap installers and managers. Highest quality Scaffold ShrinkWrap on the market. Want to read more? here is the link: encapswrap.uk
If you don't feel like doing your own coloring, here is the Santa, colored and lightened 50%, so you can print it out on ink jet Shrink Plastic and make your own santa ornament!
Just download (click 'all sizes' above) and scale to fit on your shrink plastic - check how much your particular brand shrinks, and scale according.
Obviously, this won't work if you're recycling #6 plastic, like I did in the example.
Use plastic from a to-go box to create a shrinky ornament - tutorial
isntructions, and original template, available here: bit.ly/gqr0
A slab off a fairly large chunk of petrified palm, showing a little of the shrinkwood look - collected on a private ranch in Live Oak County a couple of years ago.
A contracted forklift driver prepares to load a customer’s truck at Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, July 22, 2014. No matter where the Army goes, it must move scalable formations into and out of a wide variety of operating environments, and it is vital to unburden Soldiers by reducing convoy manning requirements, logistical footprints and fuel and water requirements. (Photo by SGT Michael
K. Selvage, 10th Sustainment Brigade Public Affairs)
one of a series of illustrations for a series of writings called "Anecdotes" by my friend, canadian filmmaker Daniel Zuckerbrot. This particular images goes in a story called "Patanjali's circus". read it at www.dzuckerbrot.com
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de una serie de ilustraciones para una serie de escritos llamados "Anécdotas", de mi amigo, el cineasta canadiense Daniel Zuckerbrot. Esta imagen en particular corresponde a una historia llamada "El Circo de Patanjali". www.dzuckerbrot.com
I laminate my labels then shrink wrap them inside, next to the soap so each bar will have detailed information.
Boeing B-29 waiting to be displayed at the Museum of Flight, Seattle, WA
Olympus E-M1 + Panasonic 7-14mm
Camera: DCS330C
Serial #: K330C-00586
Width: 2008
Height: 1504
Date: 10/21/02
Time: 11:41:37
DCS3xx Image
FW Ver: 3.2.3
TIFF Image
Look: Product
Sharpening Requested: Yes
Counter: [3269]
ISO Speed: 200
Aperture: f22
Shutter: 1/60
Max Aperture: f2.8
Min Aperture: f38
Exposure Mode: Manual (M)
Compensation: +0.0
Flash Compensation: +0.0
Meter Mode: Spot
Flash: None
Drive Mode: Single
Focus Mode: Manual
Self-timer: No
Focal Length (mm): 59.5
Lens Type: Gen 1 D-Type AF Nikkor
White balance: Preset (Daylight)
Time: 11:41:37.225