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The Librarian: Quest For The Spear ~ Movies You Might Have Missed

Posted in Movies, Movies You Might Have Missed, TV, tagged Action, Adventure, Archaeology, Enchanted Library, Indiana Jones, Kyle MacLachlan, Library, Museums, Noah Wyle, Relics, TNT, Tomb Raider on January 30, 2013| 5 Comments »

Sub-Indiana Jones nonsense. What’s wrong with that?

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The Rime Of The Modern Mariner By Nick Hayes

Posted in Art, Books, Reviews, tagged Art, Arts, books, Comics, Fiction, Graphic Novels, Nick Hayes, Poetry, Review, Reviews, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, The Rime of The Ancient Mariner, The Rime Of The Modern Mariner on January 29, 2013| 1 Comment »

Updated 21/01/2015

Recommended reading 🙂

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Cute Fluffy Polar Bear Cub ~ Gratuitous Gif Of The Month

Posted in Gifs, tagged Animals, baby animals, Bear Cub, cute, Cute Animal gif, Cute Polar Bear, Fluffy, Nature, Polar Bear, Polar Bear Tickle, Wildlife on January 26, 2013| 8 Comments »

“I loves a tickle”…

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Who Needs Oscars, It’s All About Gargie!

Posted in Blog Awards, tagged 2013, Arts and Entertainment, Blog, Blog Awards, Culture, Gargie Award, Gargoyles, Humour, Oscars on January 24, 2013| 10 Comments »

Oh My Gooooooooooooooood! I don’t belieeeeeeve it! This is SUCH a surprise! There are so many amaaaaaaaaaazing Blogsprites out there… it’s an incredible honour just to be nominated for this award.

I‘d like to thank Stephen King for frightening the pants off me with Salem’s Lot and Dr. Who for giving me that unhealthy obsession with sinister marionettes.

Thanks to Usborne Books’ Mysteries Of The Unknown for the sleepless nights and stop-motion animation for being so absolutely insidious.

Most of all I’d like to thank J.E. Lattimer of Arcane Arrangements for presenting me with The Gargie Award!!!!

Thank you… thank you so much…

The Gargie Award! (grndmachris.wordpress.com)
the first nomination on the beginning of the year (meirozavian.wordpress.com)
Accepting The Gargie Award (evelyngarone.wordpress.com)
The Gargie Award, Thanks! (poeticparfait.com)

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Vogue’s Enchanted Dolls

Posted in Art, tagged Ball Jointed Dolls, Barbie, Beauty, Dolls, Fairy Doll, Fashion, Japan, Marina Bychkova, Perfume, Vogue on January 23, 2013| 3 Comments »

Marina Bychkova’s strange and beautiful dolls in a shoot for the Japanese edition of Vogue Beauty, December 2012.

Take that Tiny Tears!

Dutch Fashion Doll World

These images I found in the Japanese Vogue Beauty Dec. As a sill stylist myself I was blown away by the beauty of these images. Who were these dolls. They are so mystical, so Haute Couture (even though they are nude).

The creator of these dolls is Marina Bychkova and she is an amazing artist. Her dolls are so refined.

For more of her work you really have to visit her website. http://www.enchanteddoll.com

She also made a book it’s called the Enchanted Doll Book.

Unfortunately the first and second edition is sold out.

So hopefully they are going to make a edition because I so want this book.

But for now I have my Japanese Vogue

Vogue Japan

Beauty 2012 december

Mood for Fantasy

Dolls : Marina Bychkova

Photographer : Lacey

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The Eye Of Gehenna ~ Vampire: The Masquerade, Clan Novel Saga Volume Two (World Of Darkness)

Posted in Books, Macabre, Reviews, tagged Art, Arts, books, Clan Novel Saga Volume 2, Fiction, Gaming, Review, Reviews, Role Playing Games, The Eye of Gehenna, Vampire: The Masquerade, White Wolf, World of Darkness on January 22, 2013| 8 Comments »

Updated 15/01/2015

Vampire: The Masquerade‘s role-playing world offers plenty of intrigue and diversity but the chronological re-editing of multiple novels tends to mar an otherwise engrossing series.

Vampire Hesha’s story is over-written and uneventful yet it dominates this second collection whilst the laboured build-up to major events causes structural shortcomings.

With future volumes offering more conclusions and twists this is still a series worth sticking with and a great introduction to the realm of role-playing games.

Click here for a review of Volume One 🙂

Vampire Dice (diceaholic.wordpress.com)
Mummy: The Resurrection: A What the What? Review from Age of Ravens (ageofravens.blogspot.com)
Welcome Back to the World of Darkness (mnsho.com)

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Lego Hell ~ Top Blog Post #2

Posted in Lego, tagged Art, Arts, books, Dante, Design, Divine Comedy, Features, Inferno, Lego, Lego Hell, Mihai Marius Mihu, Nine Circles Of Hell, Photography, Top Stories on January 19, 2013| 27 Comments »

18/12/2013 TOP BLOG POST

It took seven months and approximately 40,000 Lego bricks for Romanian artist Mihai Marius Mihu to create The Nine Circles Of Hell from the Literary Classic Dante’s Divine Comedy.

Where will you end up?

~ Visit the previous post for another unique interpretation of The Divine Comedy ~

1. Limbo, Lego Hell. Mihai Marius Mihu.