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A Neilaine me pediu esse tutorial da unha de gatinho com florzinha colorida. Espero q te ajude na hora de fazer a decoraçao :D
1 – Passei duas mãos de esmalte Pink, da Impala.
2 – Começo a decoração fazendo uma bolinha com tinta para tecido branca, q será o rosto do gatinho. Pra isso, pode ser usado um boleador, mas como eu não tenho, uso a outra ponta do pincel (a parte de cima, não a das cerdas usada pra pintar), pois tem um formato arredondado. Se a bolinha não ficar perfeitamente redonda, pode-se usar um pincel fino e arrumar para q ela fique mais redondinha.
3 – Feita a bolinha, ainda com a tinta pra tecido branca, fiz as orelhinhas como se fosse uma folha de árvore, no mesmo formato. Usei um pincel de ponta bem fininha, pq elas não podem ficar exageradas.
4 – Para fazer o fucinho, mergulhei a ponta de um palito na tinta pra tecido amarela e fiz um pontinho um pouco abaixo do centro da bolinha branca.
5 – Os olhinhos são feitos da mesma maneira que o fucinho. Mergulhei a pontinha do palito na tinta para tecido preta e fiz dois pontinhos acima da bolinha amarela.
6 – Com um pincel fino e tinta pra tecido preta, fiz 3 risquinhos de cada lado da bolinha branca, simulando as barbinhas do gatinho. Nesse caso, recomendo q usem um pincel mais longo, como eu usei. Com ele, eu tenho mais facilidade pra fazer risquinhos retos e perfeitos.
7 – Usando o palito novamente, fiz 4 bolinhas na orelha direita do gato com tinta para tecido roxa, como se fosse uma flor, ou um lacinho. E assim acaba o desenho do gato, mas como a tinta pra tecido eh solúvel em água, tem de passar um verniz ou incolor por cima do desenho.
8 – Para fazer as florzinhas coloridas, comecei fazendo pequenos pingos amarelos aleatórios, e ao redor deles, fiz outros 5 pingos de outra cor, como pétalas de flor. Tudo isso com palito e tinta pra tecido.
9 – E assim fica no final da decoração. Não esqueça de usar o incolor por cima para q não saia o desenho feito com tinta pra tecido. :D
I finally finished my stone half walls. This is how I made them:
1. Found two wooden wall art "boxes" at Hobby Lobby and painted them black.
2. Added egg carton pieces cut into stones with craft glue.
3. Painted them dark gray (2 coats) with acrylic craft paint. Let dry.
4. Used gray, brown, and white acrylic craft paint to add color variation/texture. Wipe off most of the paint before brushing over gray stones with lighter shades.
5. Sealed with 2 coats of matte art fixative spray.
6. Added more dry brush of light colors to make them look even (one wall was darker then the other) and get rid of any shine from the spray.
#tutorial #dioramawall #dioramabrick #dollhousetutorial #miniaturestonewall #miniaturebrickwall
Bueno, esta semana me hice un beauty dish para uno de mis flashes, y como me lo han pedido varias personas, he hecho un tutorial :)
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That's a tutorial in spanish of a DIY Beauty Dish :)
Emprendo una nueva aventura!!! www.etsy.com/es/shop/AranStudio
Es un proyecto creado con mucha ilusión y cariño, en el que espero ir creciendo y mejorando en poco tiempo.
Si te gusta mi anillo y quieres comprar el esquema, con todos los pasos detallados y lleno de fotos, puedes hacerlo en mi tienda de Etsy:
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De momento, sólo tengo un tutorial a la venta pero poco a poco iré añadiendo el resto de tutoriales.
Muchas gracias por vuestras visitas!!!!
5. Stick a smaller pompon on a bigger pompon's deepening. Stick this detail of two pompons on a pot's top
Tutorial for making polymer clay beads using a marble cane tutorial. More on my blog: fulgorine.wordpress.com/2013/08/16/how-to-make-veneer-beads/
How to make a beautiful tutu for your little princess and turn her fairtale dreams into a reality.
Tutorial: madamesouffle.blogspot.com/2011/09/baby-tutu-dress.html
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And from a different angle : ).
(This tutorial was greatly inspired by Sandra's tutorial posted here and on her lovely blog bonequea.com. Go check it out, if you haven't already seen it : )!)
I'm going a little crazy today. I hope some enjoys this one since I used me as a model, ugh! LARGE IN SEPARATE WINDOW
Making a fine marble cane using polymer clay. More on my blog: fulgorine.wordpress.com/2013/07/24/fine-marble-cane-tutor...
This is the Tutorial to this one
1. Start at the end of the camelia-tutorial
2. Open the middle
3. mountainfold the centerline and collapse
4. should look like this ^-^
5. open one side
6. mountainfold and collapse
7. collapsed
8. repeat on the other side
9. fold the mountainfold in the center to the back, therefore align it
10. turn over
11. open and ...
12. collapse
13. squash the middle part
14. Variation...
the samples for a tutorial I'm posting this weekend on my Etsy site and claylessons.com
Lilliput Gardens tutorial--see profile for details
Made an article/tutorial on how to use office and art supplied for product photography. Also how t create this kinds of shot. Head on over to petapixel.com/2016/05/09/use-office-art-supplies-product-...
for the whole article.
Strobist info:
Studiostrobe thru softbox and scrim subject right @ 1/16
Studiostrobe thru softbox and scrim back left of subject @ 1/16
White Fill card front left and right side of subject
Video:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xsxxyGqAwQ
SUPPLIES
-Small container
-Laundry detergent
-Pillow case
-Zip tie/neck cord (if your doll has a zip tie, you will need a replacement)
-Seam ripper (for zip tied dolls)
-Wire cutter (for zip tied dolls)
STEPS
#1: First untie the neck strings or cut the zip tie, depending on what your doll uses. It helps using a small flat head screwdriver to loosen the knots on the neck strings. For zip ties you will need to use a seam ripper to cut the threads holding the top of the neck slot closed. It's located at the top of the body, and right above the back seam. Spread apart the fabric, once you have cut the seam open. You will need to carefully finagle wire cutters (or something sharp) under the zip tie in order to cut it. Be mindful of the doll's neck--you don't want to accidentally nick her with the wire cutters. Be patient and take your time. Afterwards, remove the zip tie, as it cannot be reused.
#2: Remove all the stuffing from the body, placing it inside a pillow case.
#3: Take the cloth body, with limbs attached or removed, and place it into a small container.
#4: Pour a small amount of laundry detergent into the container and dissolve with water. Make sure that there is just enough liquid in the container to keep the body covered.
#5: Let soak for twenty minutes to an hour, depending on how soiled your doll is.
#6: Empty the container, and thoroughly rinse the body.
#7: Hang the body to air dry (placing it in front of a fan speeds up the process). If the limbs are still attached, make sure to shake them out thoroughly, to get rid of any water that may have gotten inside them.
#8: Put a little laundry detergent into the pillow case with stuffing. Tie a knot tightly at the top of the pillow case.
#9: Wash the pillow case with stuffing with a load of laundry as usual. It doesn't matter what else is in the machine, since the stuffing is durable. You can hand wash the stuffing if you prefer, but it is much easier/more effective in the machine.
#10: Once the wash is complete, place the tied pillow case into the dryer and run it through your preferred cycle. Some dolls have more stuffing, and it may need to go into the dryer for extra time.
#11: Once the stuffing and cloth torso are dried, you can begin to reassemble the doll. There is a TON of stuffing used for American Girls. Make sure to spend a considerable amount of time packing as much stuffing into the bum region as possible. Use your hands to pack the stuffing down, and to shape the body. You don't want too much stuffing by the neck, or else you will have trouble getting the head back on.
#12: Once all the stuffing has been put back into the doll, place her head into the neck hole. Turn the head so her eyes are lined up with the string/zip tie. Having her facing backwards during head reattachment makes it easier, as you don't have to worry about her hair.
#13: For zip tied dolls, place the zip tie in the neck slot prior to putting the head on. Once the head is in place, slowly tighten the zip tie or the neck strings. You will want to do this slowly, to make sure her head is level and not leaning to one side. If this is your first time, it might help to have someone push down on her head, while you tie the strings or pull the zip tie tight.
#14: Finish knotting the strings or pulling the zip tie. Voila, your dolly is clean and reassembled!
***IMPORTANT NOTES***
***The temperature of the water and the type of detergent you use does not matter. You can use whatever you prefer. If you are using laundry detergent with dye (the blue stuff), just make sure you don't pour it directly onto the cloth body before soaking. Sometimes the dye can stain cloth items, so dissolve it under the running tap first.
***If you would rather replace the stuffing inside your doll, this is an option. You can use any sort of polyfill you prefer. But washing the old stuffing makes it smell lovely.
***If your doll's torso is stained, you can put a stain remover (like Oxi Clean) into the container with the laundry detergent.
***You can replace your doll's neck strings or zip ties with either or. For instance, if your doll's neck strings were cut and you don't have a replacement on hand, you can use a zip tie. Or if you don't like zip ties, you can buy a replacement neck string and use that instead.
***You can sew up the top of the neck again after you replace the zip tie, but it is not necessary. I prefer to leave it exposed, so it is easier to access the doll for later cleaning/repair.
***If you plan to restring your doll, it is easiest to wash the torso with the limbs removed. But you absolutely can keep the limbs on if you prefer, or if you are not restringing the doll.
***The limbs sometimes can fill up with water during the soak. Do not worry, this is normal. You will hear the liquid sloshing around the inside of the limbs. Give each limb a good shake before you hang the body to dry. It's normal during the re-stuffing phase for some water to leak out of the limbs too. This actually helps any water that got stuck inside the limbs to come out.
***American Girls are packed with a TON of stuffing. You may feel like it is impossible to put it back inside. This is normal, it just takes effort and patience to pack it properly so it all fits.
***Removing the stuffing and re-stuffing it can actually help a doll reshape her body. This allows older dolls, who were stuffed plumper, to fit newer clothes. Think of it as an American Girl diet.
***For dolls with very old, thin bodies, make sure the torso is fully dry before putting the stuffing back inside. When the fabric is wet, it can be more fragile. The packing process with stuffing can be rather rough, and if the body is already delicate and then wet too, you might experience tears. Keep this in mind. If your doll has a sturdy body, it's okay if there are some damp spots while you re-stuff them.
***This method works for any 18 inch American Girl, Bitty Babies, or any doll that has a cloth torso and stuffing inside. The age/make of the doll does not matter, as long as the stuffing and torso are similar in materials as American Girls. I also use this method for Cabbage Patch dolls (although they can be run through the washing machine as is, without any sort of decapitation).
***I do not recommend soaking the entire torso with the stuffing inside it. Stuffing collects dust and debris with age and love. If you do this, be prepared to see dirty ring marks on your doll's torso once it has dried. By removing the stuffing and washing it separately, you are ensuring that all dust/dirt is removed and that everything is thoroughly cleaned.
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I'm still working on my tutorial about still life with fluorescent lamps. Now I'm at the chapter about reflective objects (I hope to have reflective students, too...).
So, instead of the usual bottle of beer, which don't last a lot on my shooting table, I'd go for this strange composition. The two flasks were borrowed from my mother-in-law (I block her before she clean them) and the Bordeaux bottle comes - empty - from the cellar of my neighbor.
As you can imagine, there is a complex pun beyond it.
The Italian word fiasco has two meanings:
1) the flask, the typical Tuscan bottle used for Chianti, shaped as a pear and wrapped in straw
2) a failure, because wannabee glass blowers mainly obtain things looking like a fiasco bottle, but this term is not very widely used
Anyway, who has to make a fiasco (sense 1) and obtain a perfectly straight bottle like the one in the center of the photo above, makes a fiasco (sense 2).
See the whole setup set for other details.
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Sto ancora lavorando sul mio tutorial riguardante lo still life con le lampade fluorescenti. Ora sono al capitolo sugli oggetti che riflettono (spero di avere anche gli studenti, che riflettono...).
Così, invece della solita bottiglia di birra, che non durerebbe molto sul mio tavolo da ripresa, ho deciso di fare questa strana composizione. I due fiaschi me li sono fatti prestare da mia suocera (e l'ho bloccata prima che li pulisse) e la bottiglia bordolese viene - vuota - dalla cantina del mio vicino.
Come potete immaginarvi c'è un complesso gioco di parole dietro a questo.
Chi deve fare un fiasco (nel senso di "bottiglia panciuta") ed ottiene invece una bottiglia perfettamente diritta come quella al centro della foto sopra, fa un fiasco (nel senso di fallimento).
Guardatevi l'intero album del setup per altri dettagli.
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Some of you have asked me several times already to do a tutorial on how to achieve these noseless-largemouth people. Here is my very simple way to do it. I hope it's understandable.
My original take on the picture (some differences).
A simple portrait of Laura shot with a Nikon D7000.
I used a strobe from the left and one on the background.
Detail and diagram on my blog:
www.theis.dk/blog/index.php/24/05/2011/strobist-tutorial-...
*tada* I finally made it: my first tutorial with over 220 single pictures for step-by-step instructions to creat this polymer bride & groom! The german online shop www.torten-kram.de is selling it:
für die deutsche Version www.torten-kram.de/index.html?d_AL5_Brautpaar_PDF_Anleitu... and
If you prefer to buy the english version, follow this link: www.sugardreams.de and choose the english site - there you can easily buy direct with Paypal and all instructions are in english!
If you don´t want to do it in polymer, it can easily be made from gumpaste as well ;)
´No se dejan hacer una buena foto....las minigotas tienen un color espectacular....el interior parece fluorescente.
El gancho artesano;)
Un tutorial aquÃ:
www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http://www.youtube.com/attributi...
Code for this image.
Colors: 785742 4d3729 614634
used photoshop obviously; blame PMG for the weird compression-like look
Used colors:
- Black Surface Primer, Vallejo
- Abyssal Blue, Scale75 nmm set (Abyssal)
- Bering Blue, Scale75 nmm set (Bering)
- Arctic Blue, Scale75 nmm set (Arctic)
- Abaddon Black, Citadel (Black)
- Necron Abyss, old Citadel Fundation (Necron)
- White Scar, Citadel (White)
1. layer of mix (Abyssal) and (Bering) 1:1 over primer on large area.
2. some glazes with (Abyssal) and (Black) to remove visible edges from 1.
3. layer of (Bering) and glazes of mix from 1. to smooth trasmisions on smaller area and edges.
4. layer of (Arctic) and glazes of (Bering) on the smallest area and edges.
5. dots of (White) on centers of reflections and glaze of mix (Necron) and (Black) to darker and add depth to the black.
Photo restoration
Here you can see how it has been done :
digitartgallery.com/Tutor _Photo_restoration_1.htm
I was offered the opportunity to write a tutorial for Advanced Photoshop magazine back in January... at last it's been published.
The tutorial uses my WLTBâ„¢ urban flat shot to educate and inspire fellow Photoshop users into generating their very own architectural abstract images.
It's quite complicated... so don't say I didn't warn you :-)
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For the interested who did not see the first five pictures of this serie:
This is my first visual tutorial about consciousness and awareness.
It is very easy because the pictures will speak for themselves.
Without words you will understand, what it all means.
Maybe you discover something very important for yourself... :-)))
If you like, ask yourself what you see and how you see.
This ist he last picture of the serie.
HKD
This picture shows you seeing the picture
HKD
Dieses Bild zeigt dich während du dieses Bild siehst.
Im Detail:
Es zeigt, dass dieses Bild in diesem Augenblick Inhalt deiner Aufmerksamkeit – deines Bewusstseins – ist.
Kugel repräsentiert hier das „Auge“ das Bewusstsein.
Inhalt deines Bewusstseins ist ein Bild welches metaphorisch abbildet, wie Bewusstsein ein Bild wahrnimmt, welches eine Bildreihe beendet, die von der Veränderung der Wahrnehmung der Wirklichkeit in unterschiedlichen Lebensabschnitten berichtet.
Diese Lebensabschnitte sind dadurch gekennzeichnet, wie eingeschränkt beziehungsweise wie erweitert die Wahrnehmung der Wirklichkeit durch das Bewusstsein ist. Die Erweiterung der Wahrnehmung des Bewusstseins wurde immer wieder beschrieben als der Aufstieg auf einen Berg. Der Blick wird immer umfassender und auf dem Gipfel erlangt man das volle Rundum- Panorama.
Bilder, die man für sich selbst umfassend und befriedigend deuten und nachvollziehen kann, zeigen die eigene Bewusstseinsverfassung an.
J. W. v. Goethe sagte dazu: „Du gleichst dem Geist, den du verstehst.“
Zur Deutung
Bilder sollten stets subjektiv gedeutet werden.
Objektive Bedeutung gewinnen sie nur in den gemeinsamen Ãœbereinstimmungen vieler Menschen.
Ich habe natürlich eine subjektive Meinung zu den einzelnen der 6 Bilder.
Diese veröffentliche ich bei Interesse später im Detail.
Wichtig ist hier: Du bist der Betrachter - Es bleibt nichts anderes übrig als der Betrachter selbst und das bist du!!!
HKD