Dinky
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sweet girl with a cowboyhat
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portrait of a young geisha
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sweet babyfeets
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some animals
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bunny in salat
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some sweet bunnies
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woman with a bubble
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a newborn
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young woman needs vitamins
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young woman
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Happy woman
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Dinky Toys
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Obviously I can’t be 100% positive that this is our boy, but this is about the age I imagine him to be getting to. This little guy was only about 12 feet away from me as I grabbed several shots before he caught the scent of ‘Nikon’ in the air… LavenderMoon~
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The golden bird folded from a 15×15mm piece of paper (also featured in my Surprise! and Love Birds ready to drink some nectar out of a paper flower folded from a 6×6mm piece of paper. For a better idea of scale:
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To see my entire origami collection, see here. I’d be more than glad to switch images around to suit personal preferences or create new customized calendars. A customzable version is available at my Zazzle store here / Cover: Every Little Peace / January: Born from the Hand / February: Red String of Fate / March: Nessie’s Lair / April: Born from the Cell / May: Little White Peacock in a Field of Color / June: Sailing Along The Lifeline / July: Surprise! / August: 3cm Family Swim / September: Born from Fingers / October: A Little Spell / November:Fly / December: Arctic Playground / / / / Check out the buyer’s booth photo And images of each page are available to see here BUT BE AWARE that some pages are different then than they are now.
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I do have a calendar for my origami already,(see here) and I have decided to make another specially for the flying birds (my cranes + 3 images of my golden flapping bird). I still have an assignment do to for school, but I hadn’t posted origami for a really long time. I felt like posting something and only have the time to create using what I already have. Hope you enjoy and Happy Holidays! To see my entire origami collection, see here. I’d be more than glad to switch images around to suit personal preferences. Cover: Surprise! / January: Step 1: Cut a perfect square. / February: Origami Surgery / March: Born from the Cell 2 / April: Every Little Peace / May: Born from the Hand / June: Born from Fingers / July: Born from the Pinky / August: The Key to Peace / September: I hope God likes chocolate! / October: Surprise! / November: Love Birds / December: Hummingbird
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My origami calendar / / Ever since I saw mobii’s Origami Penguin Tee shirt, I’ve wanted to give it a go myself. The problem was I was too busy at the time, and I could not think of a creative scenario for it. I finally thought of one, and started folding from a 7×7mm piece of paper using tweezers, but by the time I was finished, I realized it was too tiny to create the scenario I wanted :P. I’m going to do bigger one later. I’ve decided to show this one anyways because I think it’s cute. It’s just taken in my hand hand; nothing new, but in black and white the lines in my hand looks like a snowstorm Taken with an Olympus FE-340. For a better idea of scale: / and here is the bigger one:
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As mentioned in my Penguin in a Snow Storm, I saw mobii’s Origami Penguin Tee shirt, and wanted to give it a go myself. This is the scenario I had in mind for it, and the first penguin I folded (the one in Penguin in a Snow Storm folded from a 7×7mm piece of paper) was too small, so I folded two bigger penguins with 14×14mm pieces of paper. The one on the left is flying up a bit after the right one stomped onto the other end. The seasaw is a cotton swab, and the “ice”, upon which the penguins and seesaw are reflected, is a plastic container. For a better idea of scale: / This work has been featured in / Color Me a Rainbow / Little Things To Make You Smile This work won 1st place in this challenge but the record got lost due to this accident. But I’m very thankful to the host Pene who has re-accepted my work into the group and made a special note in the challenge about my winning work. / / / / / It looks great on a card! More sample origami
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Another one for the MAD MAX fans, Mmmm, Mmm! Dinki Di dog food. The meal of choice when cruising the outback wastelands hunting for your next tank of juice. Hey, if it was good enough for Max, it’s good enough for you! You wanna get outta here? You talk to me.
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photoshop / 2009 As a kitten, Dinky was found dying on a doorstep from a parasitic worm that had wrapped itself around her neck. Doctors gave her a 50% chance of recovery since she was so frail and well, “dinky.” She did survive and now, 3 years later, she is a happy, healthy, lovely cat fit for a classical portrait. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed painting it.
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So how did this idea come up? First see the description in my Penguin in a Snowstorm, then read the third comment (not including my replies). So then mobii puts me to the challenge and posts the instruction for an Origami camel The one I folded here is from a 14×14mm piece of paper. I actually made this quite a long time ago, but I didn’t want to post anything yet until I try a smaller one, but then I became too busy and am not sure when I will have the chance to do a smaller one so I’m going to post this for now. This image was taken straight from the camera. The water in the background in not photoshopped; it is my computer screen. I wasn’t intending it to come out blurry but I’m glad it did. For a better idea of scale:
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Mother hens lay their eggs in flowers, and when the chicks hatch, their features collects pollen. As the chicks enter adulthood they lose the pollen in their feathers – when they are white they are chickens! Okay that’s not true; that idea just came up randomly :P I know it’s been a long while since I’ve uploaded anything; I’m still pretty occupied, but we recently got these flowers in the apartment and I wanted to do something new with them before they die. (Same story goes for my Little White Peacock in a Field of Color) The chicken was folded from a 15×15mm piece of paper. For a better ides of scale: I found the instructions online; courtesy of Gerwin Sturm. Check out his stuff at: http://www.scarygami.net/ He provides instructions for designs he came up with himslef and they are pretty cool. He’s also selling a book! !
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The pet Cockie at the Lynd Roadhouse in FNQ. / It has a liking for diecast!
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From the top of the open church tower in Beccles the view accross was wondeful, this shot took my fancy to process as a tilt shift image. I think it looks kind of cute. / Reminding me of a toy car park i used to own as a child. Nikon D200 ISO 400 1/80 f22. 18-70mm nikon lense Processed as a tilt shift image in CS3
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