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She's not afraid anymore... she has a new home to look forward to!
Triste looking all vintagey!
She's currently wearing a little bobbed Icy scalp... much cuter on her than I imagined?
I need a regular RBL scalp asap for her... why so hard to find?
The grashopper (with one leg missing) visited our solar light. As it turned out the insect was exhausted due to the current drought. We provided some drops of water which it all sipped immediately.
The windows at Eglinton West station are frosted glass - well, I hope they are; I guess they might just be incredibly dirty - and I caught a glimpse of the plants outside that struck me as particularly haunting...
I re-carved Patty's lips and after giving her an MSC coat I realized there were some white marks crossing her lips.
I tried to sand them away, but then I realized they were internal so I'd have to sand too much, most probably altering her factions or even breaking her face.
I didn't do anything I wouldn't do usually, so I can't understand what happened,
I'm so thrilled about this. I've never felt comfortable customizing translucent blythes (I don't like the plastic quality), and after this, I think I'm done with them.
Entrance and reception. Communication spaces, ramps, stairs, passageways, waiting rooms, restrooms in El Batel. Game of light, solid and translucent surfaces.
Photographs of the Auditorium and Conference Centre by Selgas Cano in Cartagena on:
K20D • Tamron SP 90mm f:2.8 Di Macro
sur soufflet - on bellows
Dörr Combi TTL Macro Flash
A way to see Flickr in Black : Greasemonkey and Flickr in mostly Black...
You will see an other world!
She's my first factory doll and I love her! Actually, I wanted to custom her quickly, but I will keep her stock for a while even with her shines.
Louis Carrogis de Carmontelle, Figures Walking in a Parkland (rouleau transparent), 1783–89 (France), watercolor and gouache with traces of black chalk underdrawing, on translucent Whatman paper, 47.3 x 377 cm (J. Paul Getty Museum)
A park modeled on fashionable English gardens complete with faux ancient monuments, meandering paths and streams and a petite chateau. This painted roll was designed to be unfurled slowly in a purpose built box that was illuminated from behind to bring the scenes and its stories to life for an aristocratic French audience in the final years of the ancien regime.