This dress and coat set were styled after the suit worn by Tippi Hedren in Alfred Hitchcock's 'The Birds". She chose a teal...
Tippi Hedren The Birds wears classic 1960s fashion in the 1963 Hitchcock classic The Birds (1963).
Read "Leer my lees (Vlak 1) 7: Tippie se bal" by JM Palmer available from Rakuten Kobo. Leer speel-speel lees saam met Tippie die olifant! Hierdie vrolik geillustreerde leesreeks stel die beginnerleser aan dr...
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Hi crafty friends! It seems like we have been waiting for months for February to roll around. We have been working in the background, holding our breath, tapping our feet and waiting on tippie toes to show you a new collection! Ta-dah!!! Today we are introducing a new Amazing Paper Grace Collection called Make A Scene!!! […]
We will do just about anything for the perfect shot, from jumping to tippie toes to piggy back rides.Kaylee and I had parted ways for almost 2 weeks in the middle of June. Back to our respective houses with our respective families. I am sure our parents are happy with the time they get to spend with their children without having the other person there with them (am I right mom and Mrs. Cogbill?). But nonetheless, we were given the opportunity to go out to East Texas and spend a weekend with my s
Artwork created for the live Siege Day gaming event. Artwork was created entirely in three days. The final printed piece was used as a backdrop for a tournament between Will Arnett and Ben Schwartz. Models created by others. Posing, lighting and post done by Wil Wells using Max, V-Ray, HDR Light Studio, and Photoshop. Big shout out to the Ubisoft Helix team for support and tons of work on these models. Story here: http://variety.com/2015/scene/vpage/tom-clancy-rainbow-six-siege-will-arnett-ben-schwartz-1201647939/ Art Direction: Brian Tippie Artist: Wil Wells Model Creation: Ubisoft Helix Studio Designer: Kate Chuang Rainbow Six Siege Day Art & Event | © 2015 Ubisoft Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
Der Hamburger Jung hatte Geburtstag! Nach der Piratenparty zum 3. und der Räuberparty zum 4. haben wir zum 5. Geburtstag eine Indianderparty gefeiert. Mottos zu Kindergeburtstagen sind ja so eine Sache. Ich bin mir nie ganz sicher, ob dieser “Rote Faden” eigentlich den Eltern oder den Kindern gefallen soll. Dennoch: Auch wenn Kinder vielleicht kein Motto brauchen, erleichtert es doch die Auswahl von Spielen und Bastelaktionen für die Eltern. Also: Wir haben eine Indianderparty gefeiert und hier lest ihr unsere Spiel- und Bastelideen: Dekoration und Kuchen Torte mit Marzipan-Tippie passt leider nicht so ganz zu meinen feinmotorischen Fähigkeiten. Schaumkuss-Indianer hingegen sehr! Das braucht ihr: Für jedes Kind einen Schoko-Schaumkuss, farbiges Tonpapier, Indianerfeder, Backfarbe (braun und weiß) So wirds gemacht: Kopfschmuck für Indianer-Schaumkuss basteln, indem ihr ein Streifen Tonpapier zum Stirnband zusammenklebt und eine Feder daran befestigt. Gesicht mit der Backfarbe aufmalen. Fertig! Indianerschmuck basteln Einen Kopfschmuck für Indianer zu basteln geht wirklich babyeierleicht. Sprich: Das können auch 4-5 Jährige Jungs. Zutaten: Wellpappe, Indianerfedern (Gib es im 100er Pack im Bastelladen oder auch online, z.B. bei …
In 1978, Glen Larson’s Battlestar Galactica premiered on ABC television amid a merchandising and toy blitz from Mattel. The toy company released several small-size Colonial ships (and a Cylon Raider…), two large figures and a line of smaller, three-inch figures as well. Released in the first Mattel figure series were Commander Adama (“the wise statesman,”) Lieutenant Starbuck (“flight leader”), The Imperious Leader (“Sinister Mastermind”), the Cylon Centurion (“evil warrior”), the Ovion (“Insect Enemy”) and Muffit the daggit (“robot pet.”) The human figures -- Starbuck and Adama -- came garbed with capes and Colonial laser pistols but oddly, their faces boasted no color or facial detail. The eyes and mouth were left unpainted, giving them a kind of “blank” pallor. The Cylon came with a fierce-looking, show-accurate rifle, and the Ovion was garbed in a kind of webby yellow shawl. The second series of Mattel Battlestar Galactica figures consisted of the traitor Baltar, his robotic number one, Lucifer, a golden Cylon Commander, and a pig monster called a Boray from the episode “The Magnificent Warriors.” There are two big omissions here as you likely noticed from the above tally. First, no Captain Apollo action figure was produced, and this is roughly akin to releasing a Star Wars line without Luke Skywalker, or a Star Trek line without Captain Kirk. Secondly, no female figures were produced. I can understand why no Cassiopiea wasn’t made, given her non-kiddie designation as a“socialator” (prostitute…). But why on Earth wasn’t an Athena figure released? Athena (Maren Jensen) was a shuttle pilot and bridge officer, for goodness sake. I can’t think of another 1970s action-figure toy line off-hand (from Mego Star Trek, Black Hole and Buck Rogers to Kenner Star Wars to Mattel Space: 1999) that featured no female characters. At the time -- as a nine year-old kid -- the bigger concern for me was the glaring lack of a Captain Apollo figure. I would sub-in a Han Solo figure, but the hair wasn’t right, obviously, and neither was the costuming. I have very fond memories of my Granny from Texas, Tippie, buying me several of these Mattel BSG figures (and even doubling up on the Cylons so I could create an army…), and how thrilled I was to have them. Today, I still have all my original figures, though they are very heavily played with, and a few mint-in-box. If memory serves, Lucifer is among the rarest and most prized of the bunch.
Three words to describe Tippie and Rick's wedding at the Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas..."PIMP MY WEDDING" Not only was it classy, it was just PIMP :) All the details and extras made everything so perfect! Don't they just look pimp :) The Festivities started out Friday night. After the ceremony rehearsal was a party at the VIP suites at the Red Rock Lanes Not only was there bowling, but Open Bar and Yummy Dinner while a slide show of Tip, Rick, friends and family played on the big screens behind us And the best part...Dessert!...most of you know by now that I am obsessed with taking pictures of pretty food :) The generous couple gave beautiful speeches and fun presents! Tip's Dad gave the best speech on how this marriage is also a union of Puerto Rico and the Philippines...it was too funny, you had to be there. Bridesmaid gifts were these cute cosmetics bag with a picture of the bachlorette party The boys got pimp glasses...and all guest got Vegas goodie bags that came with drinks, snacks, tourist visors, personal fans and much more Both my sisters and both my girls were part of the wedding entourage It was a full day of getting ready But the girls loved it Even little Ava...isn't she cute! The end result...beautiful Flower Girls and hot chicks...haha It was actually nice to have a girl day with Jayme and Jaylin...Jay had Jayson the whole day, so it was a nice, we missed them, but it was nice :) The ceremony was outside on the terrace overlooking the pool The girls did a great job preparing the isle before Tip came down Robinos Family Jayson in his little suit At the reception, all tables had a different kind of chocolate as the centerpieces...Tip is a chocoholic So creative, didn't even realize there was chocolate mixed in there so the kids had a blast trick or treating at each table in addition to their own table filled with candy, coloring books and other art and craft activities. For dessert they got big bowls of ice cream with their own dish of sprinkles and m&m's so they could make their own ice cream creations Jaylin had so much fun dancing...even made prego Liz dance with her. Once Jaylin started jumping I had to stop her :) Then Wedding Brunch the morning after...sorry for the blurry pics...time for a new camera cousin picture with the new bride...ugh...uncentered Alan :) That wasn't it, a bunch of people from the wedding came out afterwards to the Red Rock pool to relax and swim and drink mojitos It was a very fun and exhausting weekend...but oh so worth it. Big Congratulations to newlyweds Trish and Rick!!!
