Posted by HarukkaI love to travel I haven't been out of united States yet but I'm planning on going Paris, France. My cousins are over there waiting on me I have to get a job first.
Drawing, writing, watching movies, traveling"alone"
I also love coffee, I love coking, I'm good at it for sure (:
And yes reading
Posted by HarukkaIm interested in metallurgy and would love to get the equipment to play with. I love to do jewelry making as it is so interesting learning to play with and work the metal would be awesome! I have an endless list of interests and things I'd like to try. I spend a lot of time alone so I like to want to be able to be totally self- sufficient. Very jealous of/attracted to Eagle Scouts lol. It's a point of pride but also I get a lot of fulfillment by doing things on my own. Id love to have a large garden one day and grow a lot of different fruits and veggies. I'd also like to build my own chicken coop and raise my own chickens for the fresh eggs. Needless to say I'm going to start growing my own marijuana here soon and play with making edibles, topicals, and tinctures. My mom was very crafty, musical, and self- sufficient so I hope to follow in her footsteps in a way. She taught me a lot about life in a very short time... I miss her...Posted by AbbyNormalThis is my dream also
. I wanna be able to do everything myself :- Pclick to expand
Posted by tizianiI LOVE CLOUDS lol I'd love to see some pics!
Photography - mostly of clouds, watches and women. I don't shoot women though, just edit pictures.
Cycling - road more than anything.
Design - women's heels, graphic design, CAD, 3D. Still will always feel like I've never figured out AutoCAD etc. completely. Knowing CAD design in shoes is just about the most useless thing ever, but I enjoy it.
Posted by tizianiIf you ever want to post more photos you've taken (I've seen some of yours on DXP in the past and really liked them) or women's heels, or other designs, please do!
Photography - mostly of clouds, watches and women. I don't shoot women though, just edit pictures.
Cycling - road more than anything.
Design - women's heels, graphic design, CAD, 3D. Still will always feel like I've never figured out AutoCAD etc. completely. Knowing CAD design in shoes is just about the most useless thing ever, but I enjoy it.
Posted by tizianiGreat! Very interesting about the materials issue. I can imagine the relief when you're finally in Italy.Posted by CopperDoveSure I can post them in a short while. The thing about women's shoes here: we have no supply of anything good. It's all imported. The fact that you can get leather and every single kind of material you'd want for women's shoes very cost effective in Italy is another reason I'm glad to be moving there when I finally do. Here we're great at men's shoes. My godmother's side of the family has been long-established heads of one of the oldest, most recognised names in men's footwear for centuries and yet even they couldn't guide me to where to find materials here because there are just no supply lines where people are already buying in bulk and putting the shoe lasts and materials together, unlike mainland Europe.Posted by tizianiIf you ever want to post more photos you've taken (I've seen some of yours on DXP in the past and really liked them) or women's heels, or other designs, please do!
Photography - mostly of clouds, watches and women. I don't shoot women though, just edit pictures.
Cycling - road more than anything.
Design - women's heels, graphic design, CAD, 3D. Still will always feel like I've never figured out AutoCAD etc. completely. Knowing CAD design in shoes is just about the most useless thing ever, but I enjoy it.
Really curious about the women's heels. I spent 2 hours last night looking at custom made women's footwear options online (several companies, though mostly in the UK) even though I can't justify the expense right now. Gotta dream a little. lolclick to expand
Posted by tizianiSame with my thoughts about leather pants on men. It was quite amazing what he created. He looked elegant.Posted by CopperDoveIt's true, I've actually yet to meet a man who could pull of leather pants. That's a feat.
@ Yes, thrilling for sure. . I made my choice so carefully and that really paid off. My coat has held up beautifully, which wouldn't have happened with lamb. No doubt the designer's jeans held up well too. They looked really good on him - not tight and kind of sleazy like leather pants often can often look, IMO, thanks to the thicker material, how he designed the jeans, and the fact that the leather has a matte finish, not shiny.
Do you have pictures of your coat?click to expand
Posted by tizianiOkay, great! I will do that then via e-mail when I have something for you.Posted by CopperDoveI would definitely enjoy seeing pictures, either here or by email. A 15 year custom coat is impressive.Posted by tizianiSame with my thoughts about leather pants on men. It was quite amazing what he created. He looked elegant.Posted by CopperDoveIt's true, I've actually yet to meet a man who could pull of leather pants. That's a feat.
@ Yes, thrilling for sure. . I made my choice so carefully and that really paid off. My coat has held up beautifully, which wouldn't have happened with lamb. No doubt the designer's jeans held up well too. They looked really good on him - not tight and kind of sleazy like leather pants often can often look, IMO, thanks to the thicker material, how he designed the jeans, and the fact that the leather has a matte finish, not shiny.
Do you have pictures of your coat?
I don't have pictures readily available (I'd have to scan them) but I'm hoping to have some taken by a friend of mine and then I can show you if you like.
I had searched totally fruitlessly for a leather jacket that I liked. I had a vision of what I wanted, plus I am small so most leather jackets would need major alteration to fit properly. The custom route was perfect, and all along I'd really wanted a coat, not a jacket, anyway, but thought no way would I find that.click to expand
Posted by tizianiThat is fantastic! I'm really glad that I knew about it to tell you. I hope they choose it!
@CopperDove
I just submitted one of them now They've been sitting on my hard drive not doing anything for a couple of years now so it can't hurt. It would be excellent to be able to gift someone a pair. Thank you for the link.