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Took advantage of the lab's discount on standout. So now I'm finally going to have some product shots of samples.
That's Liz Leighton's baby from the FL Mixer. Sooooo cute!
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First look at the lifesize cutout of OZ (Oscar Diggs, the Wizard of Oz), from Disney's Oz the Great and Powerful. He arrived in perfect condition, in a large corrugated cardboard envelope. The cutout is part of a large printed corrugated cardboard poster, which was folded into three sections, the largest of which was 34'' H x 27'' W. It was easy to remove the cutout from the poster, then setup the built-in easel in the back, that allows the cutout to free stand. The graphics at the top of the poster is very attractive, and at some point I may cut it off the poster so I can put it up on a wall.
The easel works well, and the cutout is very stable free standing. At 74'' high, dressed in black, and carring a large leather bag, he is an imposing figure. He is 22'' wide at the hands, and 32'' wide including the bag. The base is 19'' wide and 12'' deep.
The image on the cutout is very well printed, with good colors and very dark blacks. However, due to the resolution of the original image from the movie, when viewed closeup the image is a little fuzzy and pixelated. Also, the image isn't as bright or saturated in color as a photograph or lithograph. Finally, the white paper over the corrugated cardboard is not thick enough to completely hide the corrugation of the cardboard backing. The corrugation actually makes his suit look like it is pinstriped, which is not a bad thing. These are minor quibbles, and I am very satisfied with the quality of the cutout, and think he is well worth the cost.
OZ - Disney's Oz the Great and Powerful Lifesize Standup Poster
By Advanced Graphics (Layton, UT)
Available at AllPosters.Com
$34.99
Purchased 2013-04-13
Received 2013-04-18
Product Information:
OZ - Disney's Oz the Great and Powerful Lifesize Standup Poster
Item #: 9373432
Size: 74 x 30 in
Product Type: Stand Up
About the Product
Entertaining and unique, this stand up is printed on heavy cardboard with a built-in easel base. The item is free standing and easy to assemble. C'mon, what party wouldn't be more fun with a stand up?
The crowd was horrible, one very drunk black woman would not shut up and kept shouting out "Mhmmm!" and "No you Didn't!" she was finally taken out by the manager after her boyfriend or friend left very embarrassed. There was also this Redneck/boyscout leader father and his kid and they got into a fight with Jim but Jim held his ground and was hilarious about it, he finally just plainly asked if the club was gonna just kick him out and the whole club just applauded, great moment! ^_^ There was also two very drunk corporate parties there to watch, Intel and Citigroup, ugh...
Proof that in between drinking Ubuntu Cola and eating cake, we do actually do some work.
This is posed.
The crowd was horrible, one very drunk black woman would not shut up and kept shouting out "Mhmmm!" and "No you Didn't!" she was finally taken out by the manager after her boyfriend or friend left very embarrassed. There was also this Redneck/boyscout leader father and his kid and they got into a fight with Jim but Jim held his ground and was hilarious about it, he finally just plainly asked if the club was gonna just kick him out and the whole club just applauded, great moment! ^_^ There was also two very drunk corporate parties there to watch, Intel and Citigroup, ugh...
Kathy Griffin performed her standup comedy at Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri during the 2008 concert series. Check us out at kcstarlight.com, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
Local comedian Sarah Palmer performing at the Stone Gate Pizza & Restaurant club on South Tacoma Way (Highway 99) in Tacoma, Washington
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After seeing Stanley Clarke play solo on the standup bass, it became obvious where people like Andy McKee, Kaki King, and even Michael Hedges drew their inspiration.