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Eeehp, she finally has a body! After a lot of debating with myself I decided on a Dollstown Elf body, and oh my goodness, I'm so happy with it! The match isn't 100% perfect, but I really couldn't care less, the proportions and everything are better than I could ever imagine. <3
Body work is pretty much done. Found a problem with the New PG. Because the neck is 22 frets instead 21 it doesn't quite fit with the PG, but that's an easy fix. I measured the difference between the two and I cut it out with an exacto knife.
I gave her new (more natural) lips and blush. Her freckles are now more subtle. Now she has tiny lashes too!
Design based on human body degeneration by Qi Zhang designer
Designer: Qi Zhang
Photographer/postproduction: Robert Lipnicki
Mua/Hair: Stefanija Vektere
Model: Alice Pins
Photography assistant: Dovile Jurkiene
©2015
Sample Body Butter that will be demonstrated at the Women's Workshop later this month. (aka Super Saturday)
Center Harbor, NH.
August 24-30, 2014.
I came to this crazy beautiful place on Monday and I don't have many words to describe it. Enchanting is one. The building itself is an old Catholic church, built at the turn of the century in Center Harbor, New Hampshire, which is now dubbed Star & Snake. Natan Alexander and K Lenore Siner birthed Star & Snake from a combined dream to create an inspirational space for creation, study and celebration.
As partners and artists committed to realizing beauty and excellence in all that they do, Natan and K graciously welcomed me to enjoy and co-create Star and Snake with them in a week-long artist residency, which I came to with the following aims:
To make body art; process art; earth art and earth works;
To pay tribute to the narrative and poetry of Ana Mendieta. To find ways that re-interpret her work in relation to the site, space and land I find myself on;
To make visible the earth, ephemeral phenomena and conditions;
To match the frequency of my body with the earth element. To approach my work from a place that is slow, present and embodied;
To make works that are impermanent, to communicate in as close a medium to life as possible.
View full project description at my blog here:
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The final stage of scratch repair at ooops! Car Body Repair. Buffing to a high shine! Find out more about us at www.ooops.net/services/detailing.html
I haven't been able to paint much recently. I'm training as a massage therapist, so not only has my time become incredibly limited, working full time and trying to learn anatomy and physiology in my spare time, but also my painting studio (back bedroom) has become the massage treatment room.
However I am trying to do a quick sketch a day to keep my hand in. I have an online photo journal which they go up on (whether good or bad... quite often disasterous!). But I feel as if Flickr has become a bit neglected lately, so here's a couple of the 'better; sketches to keep it ticking over, until I get time for a more sustained painting (they are brewing nicely in my head!)
Sal asked if I had tried the "When I Read, I Dream" Jo head on a barbie pivotal body yet. Nope, I haven't, because it's not the right size.
I previously had this Jo head on a 25cm Obitsu body, before my Momoko took the body. If I get another Obitsu, I'll need to adjust the neck opening more - there was a giraffe-neck effect earlier. I might try a Liv body, too.
Hearstrung Ruse body
Head Mone by Ringo...
I fell in love with tiny Ruse... I love her head also but I will see if my friend could give her a face later... so for now this is the lucky girl...
The Canton Asylum for American Indians Cemetery was added to the National Register in February 1998 and is located in Canton, Lincoln County. Photographs from nomination.
The Canton Asylum cemetery is located on the Hiawatha Municipal Golf Course between the golf course club house and Canton-Inwood Hospital. The cemetery is significant for its association with the Native Americans and the Canton Asylum for Insane Indians. The cemetery was used between 1903 and 1934 for the patients of the Asylum. The Canton Asylum was the second federal institution for the insane, predated only by Saint Elizabeth in Washington DC which had been established in 1855. In the late 1940s the asylum was raised. The cemetery is the only remaining site associated with the asylum. The Canton Asylum Cemetery relates to the South Dakota State context is the areas of Depression and Rebuilding 1893-1929, under Civic Improvements and New Government-Related Structures and Sioux Era 1750 to present, under Government-Constructed sites and structures.
The asylum was established by Congress in 1899 and the Indian Appropriation Act of 1900 set aside $3,000 for land and $42,000 for construction of a building. Leading the charge to build the asylum was South Dakota Representative OC Gifford and Senator R Pettigrew. Because of its central location among the Western states, with large Indian populations and
because of the influence of Gifford and Pettigrew, Canton was chosen as the site for the asylum. One hundred acres were purchased a mile east of Canton on the hills overlooking
the Sioux River.
The first death occurred at the asylum on May 20, 1903. The superintendent notified the agent of the reservation where the patient had originally lived. After receiving no request to send the body home, he made arrangements for internment on the grounds. A section of land was reserved, and over the next thirty years it received the remains of patients from the asylum. The Bureau of Indian Affairs informed the superintendent that stone markers were unwarranted, so the graves were unmarked. On a chart hanging in the office, the superintendent recorded the name and location of each deceased patient. However in 1970, a complete burial stone with a bronze plaque was placed in the cemetery. Listed on the plaque are the names of 120 patients who had died and were buried at Canton during the thirty-two years of the institution.
To visit the cemetery, check in with the golf course clubhouse first.
At the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art in Oslo.
There was an exhibition of work by Alex Israel (observer.com/2012/04/who-is-alex-israel-and-why-should-i-...)
Normal flora is the microorganism those live on another living organism without causing disease. We are covered with and contain trillions of bacteria within us. Micro-organisms including bacteria, protozoa and fungi that are found on or in specific areas of body form the microbiota of that area of the body. The skin and mucous […]
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