Uraufführung von Antje Rose

Choreografie Antje Rose

Musik Markus Rohde

Mit

Viviane Frehner

Krzysztof Zawadzki

17 Jugendlichen der Hauptschule Innenstadt

20 Jugendlichen der Möser Realschule

15 Jugendlichen der Multikulturellen Theatergruppe AMIGOS BANDIDOS

Ein Wald, ein Park, ein Flussbett. Von außen alles nur Natur. Oft bedeutungslos und anonym. Und doch voller Leben, Geräusche, Gerüche. Natur weckt Bilder, Assoziationen und Emotionen. Diesen wollen wir nachspüren mit 70 Jugendlichen zwischen 13 und 18 Jahren. Zehn Monate forschen, tanzen und spielen Schülerinnen und Schüler der Möser-Realschule, der Hauptschule Innenstadt und der multikulturellen Theatergruppe AMIGOS BANDIDOS gemeinsam in diesem Tanztheaterprojekt.

Sie erleben Natur in Theorie und Praxis in Workshops und Exkursionen in verschiedene Naturräume. Ihre Erfahrungen setzen sie in Bewegung und Tanz um. Ausgehend von einfachen Bewegungsübungen, über szenische Spiele, Bewegungsimprovisationen und Choreografien werden verschiedene Ansätze erprobt, wie aus Bewegung Tanztheater wird. Die Choreografin Antje Rose wird mit zwei Tänzern des Ensembles und den Jugendlichen eine Tanzperformance entwickeln und zur Aufführung bringen.

Initiiert und gefördert wird DANCE FOR NATURE von der Deutschen Bundesstiftung Umwelt (DBU). Ihr Anliegen ist es, Musik und Tanz im Spannungsfeld zwischen Mensch und Natur als Medium der Umweltkommunikation zu entdecken und zugänglich zu machen, um es als Bildungspotential insbesondere für junge Menschen zu erschließen.

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For the Flickr group 112 pictures in 2012. # 70 Gold(en)

The statue that holds the Tiffany & Co clock above the doors to the Tiffany & Co store in Portland, Oregon.

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Minimalist's iPad bag for pros on the go, built with premium nylon and leather. This is a great choice if you don't need much more than your iPad for the day and if you don't mind carrying a "man bag."

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The Roundhouse, Camden

29/05/2009

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Hello twiinz!

Last week, all of you had to do a Winter Couture shot for the TWODELS magazine of this year's winter collection. Me and the twiinz have seen gorgeous, fantastic and . . . interesting shots. But hey! This was your first theme, and the first time your twiinz showed me how they model. Anyhow, even if it's the first theme, we still need some twiinz going back home! BUT we also need the cover of the TWODELS magazine. Let's see . . .

*Don't blame my harsh jugement. I know it sometimes can be a little bit hard to take. But that's the way it is. :)*

NO ORDER FOR THE JUDGING!

Avalon & Alia : I must say, those cat hats are quite cute! It's really different from other winter clothes. That's what I like about this first picture. Plus you're looking very confident and stunning here, just as if you were ready to rock out the TWODELS magazine cover! Though there's one thing I don't like about this photo : the background. I don't think it fits in the 'winter mood'. You could have also changed the lighting, and make it softer. So it'd would have looked more like you were posing for a winter collection.

Note : 8.6/10 Congrats! :)

Iris and Tamara : Wow. Your poses and faces connections are perfect. You look absolutely gorgeous, and the outfits are great. I don't think there's anything bad about this picture. I see two girls that have a lot of potential, and show it! By the way, those blue eyes are breathtaking. You're lucky...

Note : 9/10. Congrats! :)

Rose and Lana : Girls . . . this is . . . a-mah-ziiiiing. You used so much creativity! And I think originality is one of the most important skill for a top model. You did it very, very well. And let's talk about your looks ; wow! You two are real redhead beauties that can definitly wear pretty winter clothes! Good job.

Note : 9.6/10. Congrats! :)

Victoria and Allison : OMG! Allison is totally stealing the show here! You're one of the most gorgeous girl this week, and you've got one of the best outfit! Even though I think Allison looks a lot more like a model than Victoria on this shot, I still think you did a great job. I like the way this picture's having a soft lighting. It's really "winter-ish". Awesome first shot!

Note : 9/10. Congrats! :)

Mary and Ashley : Ok girls, now this is what I was looking for. You blew me away! The snow flakes, the soft ambiance, the outfits...and you, looking so gorgy! It looks like you spent your life posing for magazines. There's nothing bad about this pic. Bravo! I love it.

Note : 9.8/10. Congrats!

Rachel and Bree : Wow, wow, wow! Are you secret top models? This is flawless! Your clothes are to die for. It remembers me a lot of Coco Chanel stuff. I like everything about this picture, as well. You're pretty, girls, and you show it up. You know how to use your beauty. Great job!

Note : 9.3/10. Congrats!

Rylan and Reesey : This is a nice winter shot, but Rylan is looking a bit stiff. On her auditions pic I really liked her and immdediately thought she'd be an awesome poser, but here she disaspointed me. Reesey is looking pretty good, though. She stands out a lot! But only 1 on 2, it's not enough. I want both of you to look as gorgeous as Top Models. Well, girls, I know you can do better than this.

7/10. Congrats! :)

Hope and Esperanza : I like the background and your coats. Othwerwise, I think your makeups kind of ruined the whole thing. I'm not a big fan of those colorful colors. You should have chosed something a little sweeter and softer to represent Winter Couture. Your poses are super great, though. But this is not your best shot.

7/10. Congrats!

Spencer and Riley : Wow! Those outfits are the best out of the bunch! So vintage and edgy at the same time! You wear them really well, and I think your outfits are making the picture. The background is a little bit boring, but you girls are looking so gorgeous that we don't even notice it! Have you ever posed? It looks like you did! Great job.

8.5/10. Congrats! :)

Stacey and Gwen : You look truly pretty here! I like the snow flakes all over your face, it's so 'winter-ish'! Even though there's one thing I dislike : if there wasn't any snow flakes, we couldn't tell it was a Winter Couture shot. The outfits didn't caught my eyes, and I'd have liked to see you from head to toe, which is something important 'cause the challenge of this week was to present a Winter Collection. Overall, it's not a bad picture. But I would have excepected more.

6.9/10. Congrats! :)

Jason and Kayleigh : .. The theme wasn't 'Let's play in the snow!'.Though, this picture looks like it is. You disapointed me. You guys don't look as stunning as you should have. Plus we can barely see your outfits. I repeat ; you had to show me the TWODELS magazine winter collection! It's a funny picture, but not what I wanted.

5/10. Congrats! :)

Sindel and Patricia : Uhm...I have to say ; you look pretty and have great poses. But I don't really like the whole thing. The picture is blurry and the background is boring. Perhaps you could have done better than this? I don't know. Sindel, Patricia. Huge disapointment here. Sorry if I sounded rude.

4/10. Congrats! :)

Jackilyn and Jonah : Even if this is shot is a little blurry, I think you have awesome outfits and that you look great. You improved a lot from your audition picture! It's not WOW, but it's not EW either. You respected the requirements, and I like that.

6.7/10. Congrats! :)

Ok! Judging's over! But who will be on the TWODELS magazine cover? And who will have to leave us?

HERE'S THE PLACES (from best to worst) :

And the girls that are going to be on this week's TWODELS magazine cover are...

1st Place : Mary and Ashley!!! (RainbowDoll489) CONGRATULATIONS. According to me you've done the BEST job this week. And the best always need a prize! Hehe! :D Congrats, you guys are representing this year's TWODELS magazine winter collection !

I am pleased to announce you the creation of a new project for Tina who wanted something around a tutu dress set... So I plan to make a real pancake tutu with a gradient in different tulle overlays, inspired by the romantic ballet, where the spirit of Giselle, dancing with her lover, comes to save him from the death.

This set include seven pieces...

- A blouse, fully lined, sewn in a cotton batiste dyed with bright pink color, edged with lace on the bottom sleeves and with pale pink rayon cord around de neckline. Embroidered roses adorn this piece witch closes in the back with beads and loops.

- A pancake tutu sewn with a gradient in different tulle overlays: gold at the top, on dotted cream, on pale pink, and ending below with mauve pink. I used the traditional technique, that is to say, with lots of layers fixed together and with a metal circle inside to maintain a certain rigidity.

- A corseted over-skirt sew in a lovely yellow-cream jacquard silk satin, fully embroidered and edged with lace and burgundy rayon cord. A fake lacing, a knotted rose on the front panel and a real lacing on the back...

- A cream pantyhose, hand painted with acrylic painting, decorated with tiny flowers and leaves rising from the ankle to the knee.

- A short cape, sewn with lace on satin with tiny embroidered roses, edged with fur and closed with a cordon ended with small pompoms. Because I couldn't make up my mind about the color, I I decide to make it reversible: pink or green depending on the mood of the day.

- Hair accessory: some millinery flowers... mounted on hair clips.

- A pair of ballerina shoes.

This set is worn by my "Nijinska" blythe doll customized by me.

I used a real factory Blythe that looks like Matryoshka Maiden and bought especially to become this ballet girl, tribute to Nijinski.

Work done:

· Carving of her nose, lips and philtrum

· New full makeup made with artist Extra Soft Pastels "à l'écu" from Sennelier and sealed with several layers of MSC

· Sleepy eyes

· Gaze corrected

· New lashes

· Eyelids painted with artist Extra Soft Pastels "à l'écu" from Sennelier

· Four new pairs of eye chips hand painted by me using professional Golden iridescent fluid acrylics. Baby pink (right), Pale lavender (center), Royal blue (left), Olive green (center)

Thank you very much for your visiting!

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A special curriculum for the teaching of Arabic has been developed at the MLC to comprise the gist of various reputed international curricula. In addition, we teach a book entitled “Al-Kitab fi Taallum Al-Arabiah”, edition two, George town University, Texas, and another one entitled “Alef Baa” for the primary levels, or A1. All the way through, concentration is on the four basic skills of the language: listening, reading, speaking and writing. This is coupled with building capacity to help the student speak the language in private and public daily situations, and understand Arabic on the literary and cultural levels. www.mlc.edu.jo

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See, girls, I was not kidding ...

These are only the HATS (that I could find :) ... and yes, I made them all ...

And this does not even include the rubbermaid tubs full of dresses, sweaters, costumes, coats, robe sets, you name it ... made by me ... meant to sell in my (now closed) shop ... that I am now thrilled to have for my own girls ...

Never did I think my love for Blythe would take me in the direction of actually enjoying my many diversified variety of girls, loving the creative side of more photography, still designing just for my own enjoyment, and of course, meeting wonderful people who all "get" why we do this Blythe thing that we do ...

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This is for the

BLYTHE-A-DAY

Daily theme based flickr group

for FEBRUARY 2015

DAY 20: "Collection" !!

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Gazania rigens

gazânia

origem: Africa do Sul

Gorgeous in an outfit by Cheryll and Dawn Marcinkowska.

Jewery set available in my etsy shop www.etsy.com/fr/shop/IsabelleParisJewels

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India Biggest Camp for Slum @ Juhu Koliwada by R. K HIV AIDS RESEARCH AND CARE CENTRE! Dr Dharmendra Kumar

First time in India Worth Free Health Insurance of Rs 2000 Cr and about 2 Cr of Medicine in Indias 's Largest Free General Medical Camp at Juhu Koliwada Mumbai. It’s a one day camp of General Medical and Health 14th November 2014 at Juhu Koliwada Mumbai. Over 80000 of patients with the help of 1500 Doctors, 2000 paramedical and 5000 Volunteers.

Service Provided at Medical Camp

Eye Check and Free Spectacles distributed to 13900 People.

Dental Check up for 6000 People.

Blood Sugar Check up for 4500 People.

Blood Group Test of More that 8700 People.

HIV Test for 3900 People.

Hepatitis Test for 1200 People.

Pregnancy Test for 700 Women.

Portable XRAY for 1200 People.

Bone Density Test for 1800 People.

ECG Test for 1400 People.

Lungs Test for 700 People.

Mammography (Brest Cancer) Test for 1200 Women.

5 Yoga Session and Attended more than 4000 People.

Given the Homeopathic Treatment and attended more than 7500 Patient.

Ayurvedic Treatment and Attended more than 5500 People.

Naturopathy and Attended more than 1700 Patient.

Guest’s List

Actress Nagma , Music Director Sharwan Rathor “ Nadeem Sharwan “ Actor Ali Khan, Actress Saahila Chaddha , Actor Sudeep Pandey , Actress Angle,Shri Amod Sharma Director Air India ,Smt Nirja Tiwari GM BSNL , Mumbai, Shri A.K Tiwari GM BSNL , Shri H Prasad DGM BSNL ,Dr Bhaskar Das and Dr Subhashree Das ,Dr Dharmendra Kumar, Shri Satyendra Thakur ,

For the Motion Picture, 1979

"I was traveling back and forth to Europe at the time with an account with Raymond Loewy’s Paris studio and with Philips down in Eindhoven, Holland.

The film was “just another design job” for me; there wasn’t a shred of “mystic bafflement,” fawning excitement or anything else that differentiated working on Star Trek [from what] I would feel for any job that came through the door. Being invited into the film industry was, for me, just another kind of design challenge. I was not overwhelmed by the Hollywood mystique." ~Syd Mead

For Rita!

‘NODE15 – Forum for Digital Arts’ is gathering designers, creative coders and digital artists for creative explorations of technologies. With the Leitmotif ‘Wrapped in Code – the Future of the Informed Body’, NODE15 is devoted to the negotiation of the body and its fusion with technology. It’s a week long rush with hands-on vvvv workshops, exhibition, symposium, performances and artist talks.

Photo: Nemanja Knežević

Stuart Russell, Professor of Computer Science and Smith-Zadeh Professor in Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, speaking at ITU AI for Good Global Summit, Geneva, Switzerland, 7 - 9 June, 2017.

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For the amazing Amandika's day, "Angles, Angles, Angles" challenge. Did they say Cankles?

Can't believe I have dust bokeh.

And if you are a brave, brave soul, click here.

My bottle says it is made by the Mississippi Brewing Co., Memphis, TN (it is good beer, by the way!) I had my first one at a little place called Geiger Key Marina, Boca Chica Key, FL (Excellent burgers also)

Cool Scottish Puffin ~ Ready for Lift Off

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A new sign for a new device for safety.

An outing for my Barnack and the pocketable Color Skopar 50mm. thought a slow film and slow lens would have the last outing before the dark really draws in.

Trouble was forgot about the parallax error!!

The Women for Women International gala evening at Banqueting House, in assocaition with Harper's Bazaar, 5 May 2011.

Photographer: Fergus Burnett

Accreditation 'fergusburnett.com' to be used across all media

St Andrew, Walberswick, Suffolk

It wasn't unusual for 15th century Suffolk communities to rebuild their churches in the fashionable perpendicular style. Within ten miles, you can visit Blythburgh, Lowestoft St Margaret, Covehithe, and most famously Southwold. The same happened here - or, not quite. In those other parishes, the rebuilding of the church happened on the site of the old one, and often incorporated bits of the former fabric. Here, the new church replaced an old one that was more than a mile away.

We know a good bit about the old parish church of Walberswick, because records survive. We know about its bells and its thatched roof; we know about its images and stained glass windows. We know that, in 1492, the year Columbus first landed on the shores of the Americas, the new church built to replace it was completed. It was a grand affair, much on a scale with the other local churches previously mentioned.

Intriguingly, the tower of the new church is 70 years older. There was a chapel of ease to the old church on this site, and the tower was built to enhance it. The chapel was then demolished to make way for the new church. By the end of the 15th century, one of the grandest parish churches in England stood here. The windows, images and bells were moved here from the old church.

If you come here today, it may be because you are one of the Londoners discovering Walberswick, finding the charms that recently got it mentioned in a Sunday Colour Supplement as one of England's most fashionable watering holes, still cheaper than over-rated Southwold across the river. Or perhaps you are a Suffolker, and come because Walberswick is the world capital of crabbing. Whatever, the road into the village takes you past this church, and it must entrance you, it cannot fail to do so, for today, St Andrew at Walberswick is one of Suffolk's most dramatic ruins.

You approach from the south east, and the grand tower conceals the fact that the walls of the nave and chancel are a curtain, surrounding an open space. Within this is a smaller church, of little architectural interest, but of considerable social and historical significance. But to the ruins first.

The ruins suggest a building so like Blythburgh and Southwold that, if we are familiar with those two churches, we can read the missing pieces in this one. The aisles continue almost to the eastern wall of the chancel. Altar piscinas give us a sense of the liturgical life of this place. The grand arrays of windows in the south and north aisles allow us to imagine it like Blythburgh, full of light. Those from the north aisle were taken out and placed in the north wall of the new, smaller church that huddles in the ruins. All the coloured glass has gone, destroyed by Puritans in April 1644. They were probably also responsible for removing the brasses that once sat in the indents in the aisle, although their loss may equally be the responsibility of 18th and 19th century collectors.

There were Priest doors on both sides of the chancel; on your journey through the ruins, you walk in through one, and out through the other. There's another in the south side of the sanctuary.

What happened here? Within 50 years of this great Catholic church being erected in the 1490s, the Catholic church was driven from this land by the state centrist forces of Henry VIII and his children. Instead of living the colourful, sacramental life for which the building was erected, the parishioners became listeners, subject to the congregational, Anglican worship of the new Church of England. Simply, there were not enough of them to sustain such a large building.

The 17th century's long years of puritan darkness only exacerbated the problem, and by the 1690s the parishioners asked permission to demolish the old church, and build a much smaller one in the ruins. Permission was granted, and this was done, with the proviso that the tower be retained as a landmark for ships at sea. The same thing happened just up the coast at Covehithe. The bells were sold off to fund the work.

As you wander among the ruins, you will find a plaque on the north side commemorating the churchwardens who ordered the destruction, and oversaw the building of the new church, Edward Collins & John Taylor churchwardens in the yeare when the church was rebuilt and in the eight year of the reign of our sovereign Lord King William the Third AD 1696. Enthusiastic Protestants, then, and perhaps we should not despair of them. After all, any Parish church is a document of the buffeting winds of history that have swept over Suffolk in the last thousand years. At worst, they were pragmatists, preparing a space that was fitting for the worship of the times.

The new church was built in the west end of the south aisle - the old structure completely dwarfs it, and if you stand at the west end of the old nave you are outside, gazing up at the impossibly high roofline with its sanctus bell window.

If you step into Collins and Taylor's little church, you find yourself in a space that feels older than the considerable 19th century restorations in the villages round about. The grand font will catch your eye, surviving as it does from the 15th century building. Intriguingly, it is set beside the remains of one of the pillars that divided the nave from the south aisle.

The church is full of moving little details; the memorials to fishermen lost at sea, the collection of medieval coloured glass rescued from the ruins and put together as a mosaic in the south aisle. The pulpit and the screen survive from the 15th century church, although the screen is only a remnant, of course. The pulpit sits on another pillar fragment. Most moving of all is the supermensa, set in the top of the altar; this was a consecrated stone slab used in medieval times by travelling priests. It was recovered from the ruins shortly before the Second World War. A simple, twisted driftwood cross stands on top of it.

The ruins here are haunting, not because they are ancient - they aren't. Rather, they give us a brief window into what happened in England between their construction in the 1490s, and their destruction 200 years later. They are a document of the English Reformation, and its uneasy years of settlement. This is high drama indeed.

Participants attending the International Workshop for Senior Officials on Nuclear Security Measures for Major Public Events (MPEs), paid a technical visit to the Command Control Integration (CCI) Center in Guardia Civil, Madrid, Spain. 29 June 2022

Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA

Guardia Civil, Spain:

Marcos Sanchez Iglesias,

Lieutenant Colonel, Director of the Training Center, Guardia Civil

Javier Medina Martin

Major, Head of the Training Center, Guardia Civil

IAEA Division of Nuclear Security:

Liu Daming, Section Head (Nuclear Security of Materials outside of Regulatory Control), Department of Nuclear Safety and Security

Nigel Tottie, Unit Head, Institutional Response Infrastructure, (Nuclear Security of Materials outside of Regulatory Control), Department of Nuclear Safety and Security

Charles Massey, Nuclear Security Officer, Department of Nuclear Safety and Security

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The Midlands Food Drink & Hospitality Awards is now into it's 6th year, celebrating & recognising the best in the food, drink & hospitality industry across the Midlands.

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Now that is one way of having kids pay for their education, stick them in the school yard before they get to learn lol. These kids looked like they having fun at ecole Levis-Sauve in Verdun.

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Mingle Media TV and our Red Carpet Report host, Denise Salcedo, were on hand for the 10th Annual PaleyFest Fall TV Previews honoring El Rey Network’s From Dusk Till Dawn and Lucha Underground at the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills.

The week-long festival features exclusive screenings and panel events for TV fans to get a first look at highly anticipated series premiering this Fall, and enjoy panel discussions with the stars and creative geniuses behind them.

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About El Rey Network’s From Dusk Till Dawn

IN SEASON THREE OF "FROM DUSK TILL DAWN: THE SERIES," THE GECKO BROTHERS FIND THEMSELVES IN THE VORTEX OF THE CULEBRA WORLD, THRUST INTO A FIGHT AGAINST THE FORCES OF HELL. THE GECKOS ASSEMBLE AN UNLIKELY CREW TO TAKE ON THE NEW ENEMIES DETERMINED TO TAKE THEM DOWN.

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About Lucha Underground

LUCHA UNDERGROUND INTRODUCES U.S. AUDIENCES TO THE HIGH-FLYING, EXPLOSIVE MOVES OF LUCHA LIBRE. AN ANCIENT COMBAT TRADITION, WATCH AS GOOD AND EVIL WAGE WAR IN A GRITTY BATTLEGROUND CALLED “THE TEMPLE.”

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The Paley Center for Media seeks to preserve the past, illuminate the present, and envision the future through the lens of media. With the nation’s foremost public archive of television, radio, and Internet programming, the Paley Center produces programs and forums for the public, industry professionals, thought leaders, and the creative community to explore the evolving ways in which we create, consume, and share news and entertainment. The Paley Center for Media was founded in 1975 by William S. Paley, a pioneering innovator in the industry. For more information, please visit www.paleycenter.org.

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Shooting for the Stars 2020 at Pacific West Gymnastics - located in Union City, California and Fremont, California.

Let me introduce you my new outfit made with ingenuousness for Sophia. She desired an "Sailor" dress set.

Regarding the colors, I did a study around the tones of an old doll whose the atmosphere is a very soft sailor witch I love a lot.

So a base of ivory and blue-gray with a touch of tonic red.

This set consists of a dress, an overskirt, removable collar and stockings.

Here first I present you the dress and stockings. The dress is cut in a lined fabric and trimmed with lace and ribbon at the bottom. For the stockings and the dress's breastplate, I painted myself red stripes on an ivory fabric to give an old craft touch.

I also want to introduce you one of my new dolls customized by me during the past months.

Her name is "My Bloomy" because she's very inspired by Bloomy Bloomsbury, one of my favorite Blythe.

She is a FBL original Takara Blythe "Prima Dolly Tokyo", I bought her second hand to be customized for me.

Work done:

· Carving of her nose, lips and philtrum

· New full makeup made with artist Extra Soft Pastels "à l'écu" from Sennelier and sealed with several layers of MSC

· Tiny freckles

· Sleepy eyes

· Gaze corrected

· New lashes

· Eyelids painted with artist Extra Soft Pastels "à l'écu" from Sennelier

· Four new pairs of eye chips hand painted by me using professional Golden iridescent fluid acrylics. Blue(right), Dark red (center), Pink (left), Dark green (center)

· Full reroot using locked loop method with Katsilk 83 Glitter saran, a lovely mixture of two light brown

Je l'adore!! :-))

Thank you very much for your visiting!