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Portrait custom sculpted head on Dollshe Pure body (70cm)
The Floor Show by Dolls and Things
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Inspired by David Bowie’s 1980 Floor Show. The 1980 Floor Show (a pun on the song “1984” - 19-Eighty-Floor) was to be David Bowie’s last appearance as “Ziggy Stardust”. The show itself was a spectacular stage production that was filmed over 3 days in 1973, mostly at The Marquee Club, Soho, London for the American NBC TV late night show The Midnight Special.
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Available in my Etsy shop:
A glorious glass dome capturing the iconic ballroom scene from the beloved Jim Henson’s classic film Labyrinth. Handsculpted, painted, embellished with sparkles, it will make a unique addition to your Labyrinth-themed collection or David Bowie shrine.
The velvet-lined base reflects the iconic imagery from the film: the Labyrinth stone wall, the moss that follows you with its eyes, pillars of the fantasy ballroom, clock face, and the memorable line “It’s Only Forever” spelled in glitter.
Encased inside a clear glass dome is the beautiful dancing couple, realistic and very detailed. His Majesty’s frock coat is embellished with real Swarowski crystals; young Sarah’s dress glows with an opalescent sheen.
The dome is 4.5" tall and 3.5" in diameter at the base.
Each glass dome comes lovingly wrapped in a silk pouch, inside a luxurious protective cylinder case that can be further used as a decorative container.
NOTE: Each dome is made to order, each figurine and base is hand-painted and embellished individually, so subtle variations in color are natural.
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Leica MP Unique Gold Analog Camera !
Released in 2003, the Leica MP is the most recent of the company’s storied line of M-Series film cameras. This Unique Gold version might be the most exclusive. All its metal parts have been galvanically gold-plated, while the grip area has been given an Ostrich leather covering.
It’s devoid of engravings, save for the hidden serial number on the winding lever, and comes with a special black Elmar-M 2.8/50mm lens with gold and red paint-filled engravings.
Created as a collaboration between Leitz Photographica Auction and Leica AG, it arrives with a certificate of authenticity and is up for auction now with all proceeds going to a non-profit organization in Austria and Germany for charitable purposes.
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Alone in the Light
Better quality and some info about the photograph on my blog:
http://www.mikkolagerstedt.com/blog/2014/7/1/alone-in-the-light
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“This very second has vanished forever, lost in the anonymous mass of the irrevocable. It will never return. I suffer from this, and I do not. Everything is unique and insignificant.”
- Emil Cioran, The Trouble With Being Born
Art: Caspar David Friedrich. The Monk by the Sea, 1810.
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Моя кошка Максим by Ольга Соколова
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My cat Maksim. Photo by the gorgeous Yuri
Look what i found! Too oval? The right egg is the normal shape. The left egg is a little bit Long.
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Process for The Sage Mask of Silvonath.
When I mention to people that these masks are made of nothing but paper and glue with paint, they’re usually shocked. It takes hours of shaping, drying, and carving with various tools to get to a stage where I consider them ready to paint.
The process starts off with a plaster cast of my face to use as a sizing base, with a pattern drawn overtop before the strips of glue-soaked paper towel are gently laid overtop.
All of the masks I make are of course fully functional, made to fit, and inscribed with Sul'voth markings on the inside.
The Sage Mask is definitely among the most complex designs I’ve made thus far, with some special eye-shapes I have an adoration of.
The intention for this piece, beyond its representation of a crown and the presence of my Sacred Crest, was for a more austere and somber expression. Wise beyond the years, and a cold face of an ancient entity.
Zolk muel, zol Slidrax voj'iknox grom.
Once more, the bound dragon roars.
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A grimoire styled design on this lovely piece of paper. Sold.
Mun Silvonath zol Sol'sai Goæs.
The Sage Mask of Silvonath.
2022.
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One of the key masks I wanted to make for myself. This one’s finally finished and sealed off, and will definitely be making an appearance in the future.
“Mun Silvonath zol Sol'sai Asær”
The Astral Mask of Silvonath.
2022 - Acrylic Paints over paper mache.
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Another special project for myself, a full finished and usable mask for future projects. Inspired by my love of horns and the upper portion of my Sacred Crest, this mask was intended to have a less recognizable structure, removing many human features.
