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No idea what her name was. That's something I've really gotta work on, I do something like this again. First things first, introduce myself. Because now she's just "hot girl who was probably married because I saw some kind of ring on her finger, because yes, I check those kinds of things instinctively like my father taught me."
She and her friend got straight sexy with the posing for Drew, but I just wanted to do what I usually do, get up close, stare at her face for awhile.
Anyone knows this dame, please mail her to me.
When you hike, make sure you know your path. There are so many unknown paths that lead you to nowhere. Carry a map if you have to assuming there is no reception for mobile devices.
Unknown / Heft-Reihe
- L. Ron Hubbard / The Indigestible Triton
- Howard Wandrei / The African Trick
cover: Edd Cartier
Street & Smith Publications / USA 1940
Reprint: Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unknown_(magazine)
After month I finally finished the face up of my Lucywen Elf. I expected so much before I received the head. Sadly after arrival, I was disappointed. Not sure why, even other owner pics with custom face ups didn’t appeal to me anymore.
I put the head away - until now. With some spare time between commissions I worked on her - step by step. And her she goes. I think I like her more now :)
I just need some eyes for her… and maybe another wig. She borrowed it from Mirwen and I’m pretty sure she wants it back (because omg how soft and wonderful it is T__T)
Model: Fairyland MNF Lucywen Elf (ns) with FL Eva Antlers
Eyes: Mako 12 mm
Wig: CandyFloss
Clothing: Dress by Kalcia / Lingerie by Bouilleabetise
Trafalgar Square
At last I got to photograph this statue. I tried different angles to line up the symbol, the statue and the National Gallery, Neither lined up with the other. A few early tourists came to join me. They are always welcome to photobomb my image. I came back a couple of mornings later only to find that it has been removed! Shocked!!! Then again I should be thankful for recording it before it was taken down... Cheers!
960 pieces, 24" x 17".
The print is 'Pets', by George Sheridan Knowles, and was a 1913 Pears print.
This is a large, dark push-fit puzzle with a challenging random cut. So if you want a project for a rainy autumn, this could be it - I'll be putting it on eBay next month. My project was to repair it - there are 6 replacements, one refilled chip and a small bit of paper retouching.