View allAll Photos Tagged tiny
A tiny drumset I built out of a kid's 16" bass drum I found on Craigslist, a 10" kid's snare turned into a tom, a 13" rack tom turned into a floor tom, and a 12" cheapo snare drum on a hacked down ludwig snare stand. Total invested, $36 including used Evans G1 coated heads for $2 each and a 16" Evans Hydraulic on the back kick side for free.
The shells were all originally wrapped and all the PVC wrapping was sunbaked and warped to hell. The bass was black, the snare/tom was blue, the floor tom was dark gray. I painted them all with the same Behr matte red I used to paint the studio. The paint actually looks pretty good, and even better once sanded and layered with 4 coats of acrylic clearcoat.
Oh, and my crazy room.
once there was a jewelry box and inside that jewelry box there was a trinket box and inside the trinket box was a tiny porcelain doll that I had forgotten all about.
I spotted this tiny guy on the downspout during our warm weather this weekend. He's not even half an inch long. Any ideas on the ID? Happy Hug-a-bug day!!
Thanks to Lacey & bugguide - looks like a Geometer moth caterpillar!
Tiny Darryl Dixon harassing me to make a Tiny Murphy MacManus who will only harras me to make a Tiny Connor MacManus...then they'll all start buggin me to make all the Walking dead & Boondock Saints characters... I mean really where DOEs one draw the line??? Il Duce? Rocco? T-Dog? Rick?
(is anyone else worried I look like my grandmother?)
"Tiny Daryl Dixon" started as a project to keep myself busy during the day before I started my Chemo, now he's going to come with me to shoot tiny arrows at anyone who pisses me off.
This tiny beetle flew into the grass at my feet. I don't know what kind it is but it was very cute. NSW.
This tiny bug was sitting on a lily in my garden in early summer. The colors on him are amazing. Pink and different shades of green.
tiny bag for another niece - need to add a button in the middle of the blue bow and perhap some stars or flowers in the background. I especially like their trout pouts *giggle*
sublime stitching pattern
At last! I was able to handle Amy's kittens at the rescue centre for the first time yesterday. Amy was pregnant when she arrived and gave birth to three kittens less than three weeks ago. She was very protective to begin with and wouldn't let anyone near the kittens, but she's getting used to the idea that people pick them up and no harm comes to them. Even so, when they squeal - as they do when they're picked up! - Amy comes running. These early days are such an important time for socialising kittens, so for the next few weeks they'll get lots of handling from both the staff and volunteers. It's a time we all love! There's another beautiful young black and white cat who's just arrived who's also pregnant and due to give birth any time now. This is kitten season!
A rainbow of tiny rings filled with micro mosaic filati. Contributions from hundreds of artists from around the globe.
The Ruins Project - Fayetteville County - Whitset PA
Sept 2021 visit
My new niece, Braelyn!! Born at 11:27pm last night! :) More pics to follow.... I'm going to visit her in the hospital again in a few hours.
Here is my finished project from Colleen Moody's class during the Moulin Rouge event in March 2011. Colleen is so talented and she was such a great instructor.
The class was called "One Last Number" and was so much fun!
Model: Tiny
Locación: Puerto Madero
Make Up: Maria de Lourdes Armeli
Vestuario: Florencia Toloza
Productora: Camila Cagliolo
by Fernando Bustos © All rights reserved