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From Miami to Montreal Part 1. A Before & After by MEG

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Welcome to Maison Eros Greatti, Canada's Top Interior Designer and International Firm. Come discover why our clients LOVE our approach to design! The video you are watching was created from a project designed and developed by Maison Eros Greatti. The paint used in this project was chemically manipulated to change color during the day and the based for it chosen using a satellite system selection program created and developed by Eros Greatti. There simply is no other home like this in the whole entire world! You can read all about it in an upcoming article to be published by The Westmount Examiner or by visiting www.westmountexaminer.com We can be contacted by phone at (514) 839 2565 Please note our showroomm address has changed and our website is yet to be updated.

Chrome Dokuro from Hitman Reborn

admin — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:50:15 +0000

Image taken on 2008-05-24 19:43:05 by truester.

From Miami to Montreal Part 1. A Before & After by MEG

admin — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 19:35:17 +0000

From a life of Ghosts

admin — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 19:51:06 +0000

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Inserting eyes from the back – Reborn Doll Tutorial

admin — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 15:03:12 +0000

Inserting eyes into a reborn baby doll kit from the inside of the head - by reborn artist Nikki Holland from www.stillmomentsnursery.com

sculpting the foot only: taken from Baby sculpture Technique

admin — Fri, 07 May 2010 19:40:23 +0000

wip baby sculpture: sculpting the foot clip I used Super Sculpy for this sculpture and have series baked the head first, then added the body & limbs. When I series bake, I cover the already baked parts with a cloth to keep them from burning or discoloring. A basic wire armature was used. To see the whole progression of this sculpt... look at my other video called "Baby Sulpture Techniques" my blog: www.madebytrudi.blogspot.com

Reborn baby dolls by Reborn Artist Melissa George from Bundles of Love

admin — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 19:35:48 +0000

Collection of reborn baby dolls created by Reborn Artist Melissa George from Bundles of Love. For so many reasons can a baby doll be appreciated, Modern medicine has found that these baby dolls can be of great benefit to the elderly, some people can't have babies, others just simply want to remember the days when their children where young and some people are all about collecting dolls. For whatever reason, everyone loves a baby, especially myself; this is another reason why I am so passionate about reborning. They strike an emotional cord deep in the soul and at the same time serve as a beautiful collectable doll to be handed down for generations to come. As you can see a reborn doll is a wonderful piece of artwork for so many reasons. What exactly is a reborn OOAK (One of a kind) doll The art of reborning has been around for some time now, it used to be a recreation from an existing doll and today they are more commonly created from a new sculpt/raw vinyl mould. They feel like a real baby in your arms and when held people can be fooled to believe they are real. ABOUT ME I spend many hours on every little detail using only the best quality products from around the world. It is always my aim to make every little creation a unique one of a kind, special in their own right. After many years of practice, patience and lots of determination along with some great friends I feel blessed to create angels like this one. I have been doing this for many years now and enjoy making ...

OOAK Alexis Request From Odskodos

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Request

Art Doll OOAK Exclusive Design from VaKaDi for your Collection Adult only Dolls

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Art Doll with Exclusive Design from vakadi for adult only, not for children

How do you remove acrylic paint from a sculpey model?

admin — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 17:26:01 +0000

I baked a sculpey model and painted it with acrylic paint but now I see that I did not get the result I want so I'm trying to remove the paint. I've been scraping it off but it's a fairly large model so it will take quite some time. Is there any easier way to take off the paint?