Continuing with this habit of posting WIPs that I never finish, I come to show you this photo of the beaches of Saipan during the American landing in 1944.

As you can see, they are using "frog skin" camouflage on their pants, jackets, and helmets.I will publish the finished version soon...maybe.

The image shows the Americans who were members of the XV International Brigade in Spain: Commissioner Dave Doran, Marion Merriman and her husband, Chief of Staff Robert Merriman in 1937.

Actress Gene Tierney -- from Laura (1944)

A snowball fight ensues between Republican and Democrat page boys (messengers) in front of the east side of the Capitol (probably the east side anyways, no official confirmation but the statue at the back appears to match one removed in 1958)(Don't ask how I know about the statue). Photo taken circa 1923. Photo from the collection of the Library of Congress.

Not much is known about the circumstances around this photo specifically, so not much to write about here unfortunately.

Hand colourised frame from Night of the Living Dead (1968). Original black and white frame on the left, colour on the right.

I am aware there is a 1:6 bust in which he is entirely flesh toned and the NECA figure has him all gray, but my interpretation based on promotional imagery is that his hands were painted gray and his face green.

Something different.

Jeff Carter took this b/w image at the Saxby Roundup Rodeo at Saxby, in Gulf Country, Queensland, a highly remote cattle station area in north of the State.

Jacqueline Bisset - from The Deep (1977)

I've always loved Nadar's work, much for the same reason that I enjoy Mathew Brady's or Yousuf Karsh's. I find their work to be exceptionally clear, with simple but expressive posing, and a deeply personal feel that's immediately identifiable. I always have a blast working with their body of work!

Edit: realized I'd originally written 1882 instead of 1886. My bad!

Hi, everyone!

I just finished this today, and I decided to make it my first post here! I intend to upload more of my portfolio over the coming days, so expect more.