good job

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thank you kindly! ^__-

Really sweet work, me like a lot..!
I must admit you're right about the syntethic dreads, looks damn good in this picure.. wouldn't mind a pair of panda headphones either.. O_o

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OH OH! I do say you cook rather slowly! As a matter of fact; if you cooked any slower, you wouldn't need an egg timer - you'd need an egg calander! AHAHAHA!

Is wonderful. ^^

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thank you!

I don't even own a pair of headphones, not even regular borig ones, I am a disgrace to my own art I've made up my mind about the dreads, I'm gettig some very soon! Thank you for your comment and the fav! ^___^

Yeah I only have the Koss earplugs (they're really good though), but I'd luuuv a pair of panda ones..
I support your decision! Dreads rock!

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OH OH! I do say you cook rather slowly! As a matter of fact; if you cooked any slower, you wouldn't need an egg timer - you'd need an egg calander! AHAHAHA!

this is beautiful, i love that colours, i like the expression. the hair is wonderful. jsut a great piece overall.

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Actually, making panda earphones would be pretty easy...
Just get some primer [preferably white, but grey would do as well], some acrylic paint [white and black of course] and obviously some paintbrushes plus your headphones. The painting itself is easy; the ears, well, depending on where you wanna place them.
If you wanna place 'em on your headphones' soft portions [ie. the cushioning], you're gonna need some thick felt (which should be cut out into the shape of the ears and sewn up a bit to prevent fraying) plus some resin glue to stick it down [tho' I do know of someone who used hot glue, but I don't recommend it as it might cause the cushion to melt].
You could use the same technique for the harder portions of the headphones OR you could:
use either modelling putty (which might take a while and requires glazing and a hair dryer to make it dry out and go hard), OR
acrylic plastic cut out in the shape of the ears and stuck using either resin glue [not tested, so only try this if you think it might work], a hot glue gun [also not suggested as this has only been theorized] or chloroform [which works by semi-melting the plastic and creating a "join" with the headphones] and a hairdryer to dry it out.
Hope that helps... even tho' it probably wasn't needed!
Love this piece, tho', therefore ! And I might just try out the panda headphones idea when I get home.

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