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Taken 1/10/11, at the red carpet New York premiere of Barney's Version, starring Paul Giamatti and Rosamund Pike, and featuring Minnie Driver, Rachelle Lefevre, Scott Speedman, and Dustin Hoffman. Directed by Richard Lewis.
Photo taken by Justin Hoch - www.jhoch.com.
My dark version of
The White Rabbit, from the "We Are All Mad Here" collection for Hitogata Ten 人・形展 "Human Shaped" art exhibition of OOAK dolls that was held at Marunoichi Tokyo on 13th-19th of October.
The White Rabbit, as the doctor of the asylum, features the 3.0 Sura head sculpt and Androgynous Inamorata 2.0 petite body. Their white angora mohair hair is inspired Tilda Swindon in Constantine. They wear a Victorian suit all in white. Tux pleated cotton shirt, bow tie, striped high wasted pants and a vintage silk waistcoat. The look would be nothing without the classic pocket watch on a chain that they obsess over in their endless anxiety.
I experimented with a new face-up style that evokes my drawing style rather than traditional beauty makeup. Alice also has multi hued eyes with textural detail painted between several layers of resin. The body has hyper realistic blushing with veins and beauty marks.
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I'm exploring different treatments for a planned series of headstone shots taken at night. Any comments about which versions are preferred and why much appreciated. I like this one, but am starting to wonder if I am getting carried away with the post-processing.
Our take on One Sixth Scale Versions of Cyclops' Costume from the Astonishing X-Men Comics.
One Version is made of Stretch Fabric on a Phicen M31 Body while the other version is tailored using Genuine Leather on a World Box AT-012 Body.
Head sculpt by Chris Caraveo
Painted by Jeff Vargas
For one sixth tailoring inquiries, please email us at geewhizcustoms@gmail.com
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In Luke's tent =]
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Overview of Daniel Chester French sculptures: French actually spent four years of his life focused on the creation of these statues. He designed and developed them in an iterative process where he began with sketches, before promoting them to quarter-size models, then half-size and finally moving onto the final versions. The process, which was enacted heavily under the supervision of Cass Gilbert himself, began in 1903 and ended with their unveiling in March 1907—one year after their scheduled deadline. Each of the sculptures is a female figure representing one of the major continents. Embedded throughout each figure is a high degree of symbolism, some of which is a bit controversial.
How to find this sculpture: While facing the National Museum of the American Indian, the America sculpture will be the second statue from the left (nearest the stairwell).
What you’ll see at the America sculpture: Just to the right of Asia is the stoic pose of America with stalks of corn lying in her lap. This America is said to encompass both the traditions and values of both North and South America. Peering over the shoulder of America is an American Indian in headdress. On her right is an eagle, while on her left is said to be the figure of Labor rolling forward the wheel of progress.
For more history regarding this site, including how you can visit this locale via one of our MP3 audio walking tours, check out our site here: iwalkedaudiotours.com/2011/09/iwalked-new-york-city%E2%80...
First to Fourth Doctors
A project from my website of pictures from the Doctor Who television opening sequences.
Theme music by Ron Grainer and Delia Derbyshire in 1963, new version by Peter Howell in 1980.
The very earliest CB750′s that were produced were this sandcast version: the crankcase was created using a sand mold. After engine number E1007415 the engines were die cast instead. Couple this with the fact that the early chains were to weak for the engine which caused them to shatter the crankcase and you have very few of these about 7000 bikes produced left in existence with their original sandcast crankcase. This is one of them.
Mark Haycock wrote in his book about the CB750: “This is properly identified as the CB750. Not K0 or K1, just CB750. This fact seems to cause a lot of confusion throughout the world. Perhaps it would be wise to use the title ‘pre-K1 CB750′”, so we’ve chosen to do just that. K0 was coined in retrospect and not an official designation.
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photo: Mingi
editing: Mingi
styling: Seonghwa
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