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Deb
Deb, born in Melbourne, is an eclectic artist with a passion for Street Art and is very active in
the Australian Street Art scene. She is currently working as a full time freelance artist.
Deb has completed commissions throughout Australia, including many public artwork projects, which often involve a mergence of skills; graphic design, commissions, murals, canvas art and aerosol workshops.
Inspiration for her works is a combination of her own life experiences fused with a fantasy world.
My best friend lives in England. We barely see each other anymore but when we do, it's like when we spent every day of every week together. We went to Kindergarten together all the way to High School. I love her to pieces!
Deb
Deb, born in Melbourne, is an eclectic artist with a passion for Street Art and is very active in
the Australian Street Art scene. She is currently working as a full time freelance artist.
Deb has completed commissions throughout Australia, including many public artwork projects, which often involve a mergence of skills; graphic design, commissions, murals, canvas art and aerosol workshops.
Inspiration for her works is a combination of her own life experiences fused with a fantasy world.
Deb plays guitar. Most of her original songs got rejected from the upcoming album, but she and Channay started co-writing funk tracks that Channay sings lead on and Deb does harmonies with the others. Channay & Deb are the only two that play on every single track, as they have become the main writers/programmers.
For our Alexandria Photographers recreate-a-photo exercise.
Lit this with a small softbox on camera left, and a shoot through umbrella high and almost on axis
Deb
Deb, born in Melbourne, is an eclectic artist with a passion for Street Art and is very active in
the Australian Street Art scene. She is currently working as a full time freelance artist.
Deb has completed commissions throughout Australia, including many public artwork projects, which often involve a mergence of skills; graphic design, commissions, murals, canvas art and aerosol workshops.
Inspiration for her works is a combination of her own life experiences fused with a fantasy world.
Deb
Deb, born in Melbourne, is an eclectic artist with a passion for Street Art and is very active in
the Australian Street Art scene. She is currently working as a full time freelance artist.
Deb has completed commissions throughout Australia, including many public artwork projects, which often involve a mergence of skills; graphic design, commissions, murals, canvas art and aerosol workshops.
Inspiration for her works is a combination of her own life experiences fused with a fantasy world.
We'll miss step circuit at Jazzercize, and we'll enjoy Body Sculpting. Curious what will come next?
This is another part of staying healthy and fit, along with low carb eating, FUN exercise with Jazzercise!
Since this photo was taken, Sophia Hubbard, a few months later, was featured and was a WINNER on the national TV show, "Be the Boss" - and now has her own Jazzercise Center in Florida, which is growing by leaps and bounds. She's FABULOUS!
I'm a regular Jazzerciser, and I still work out to a step class at the University of Michigan, the MHealthy program.
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Also see other low carb dishes using the "low carb" tag on Flickr.
See more low carb suggestions via my Pinterest board,
"Health Foodie, Low Carb" here: pinterest.com/dnrevel/healthy-foodie-low-carb/
The science of this approach is best explained by Gary Taubes, a New York Times science writer, author of "Good Calories, Bad Calories." Recent science is also pointing to sugar and refined wheat flour being the true culprits of heart disease, due to inflammation.
Find out more about me via "Deb Nystrom" and REVELN (my day job)
La tarea del arte es transformar todo lo que nos ocurre continuamente,transformarlo en sÃmbolos,transformarlo en música,transformarlo en algo que pueda perdurar en la memoria de los hombres... Es nuestro deber,tenemos que cumplir con el...
La calle Monjitas debe su nombre a la congregación Clarisas de la Victoria. Hasta 1821 existió en la esquina con 21 de Mayo su templo y convento. O'Higgins les expropió el terreno y lo vendió a Francisco Valdivieso Vargas, que en 1822 edificó su residencia. La fachada de dos niveles reproducÃa el modelo de Toesca de la Casa de Moneda, por lo que se hizo conocida como "La Moneda chica". Desde fines del siglo XIX hubo locales comerciales: en 1910 estaban la pastelerÃa Ramis y la casa Lumsden, que techó el patio interior y lo usó como salón de exposición de maquinarias. En lo alto se reunÃan los miembros del Club Democrático Italiano.
La familia Valdivieso heredó la propiedad, hasta su demolición en 1950. En 1955 se levantó la torre comercial obra de S. LarraÃn GarcÃa Moreno, E. Duhart, E. Sanfuentes y J. LarraÃn. La construcción generó un estilo que se impuso en el sector.
Entre 1913 y 1930, el fotógrafo aficionado, dentista y académico Carlos Mujica Varas capturó imágenes de diversos lugares de Santiago. A través de su lente quedaron plasmados el Cerro Santa LucÃa, el Museo de Bellas Artes, la Plaza de Armas, el Congreso Nacional, pero también paseos familiares, las playas de Cartagena y la olvidada laguna del Parque Forestal. Sin embargo, sus fotografÃas tenÃan algo inusual: podÃan verse en tres dimensiones. Se trataba de imágenes estereoscópicas, un procedimiento inventado en 1840 en Inglaterra.
Más de 150 de esas placas fueron conservadas por la familia de Mujica, quienes se trasladaron a Estados Unidos. En marzo de 2010, una nieta del fotógrafo, la antropóloga y traductora MarÃa Paz Escobar Mujica, conciente del valor patrimonial de la colección se puso en contacto con el Archivo Fotográfico de la Biblioteca Nacional para hacer entrega de estos importantes documentos.