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Debuting at Capsule Design Festival, 10/19/08 in Hayes Valley, San Francisco. Soon on missnatalie.etsy.com
Rachael playing around again with her mask. We took several different ideas and wasted an hour or so messing around.
It protects you from evil forces. Just hang one near your door, and when evil forces try to walk in they'll say: "Holy shit! That mask is SCARY! There's no way I'm going in there!"
It's true. It works.
After our workshop graduation, we were taken on a cultural tour. We dropped by Manokan Country. One of the stores there were owned by an artist. This is one of his works hanging on the wall.
Offenders in the Tabor sewing plant are creating the cloth masks for staff and offenders in prisons.
Mask dancer performs on the train ride from Machu Picchu to Cuzco. I forgot the details but it's part of some traditional festival they hold in the Cuzco area.
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Working on commissions again now that I have time. The commissioner purchased this mask from me like... back in January and has been incredibly patient as I've struggled with getting through school, family deaths, and graduation.
I'm really excited to work on this though. This video shows about six layers worth of layering already and I have no idea how many more will come but I'm sure it will be a lot! I want to get it absolutely perfect for her!
Dit masker brengt de bezitter en zijn familie geluk. De naam van dit masker is mahgle. Mah betekent vogel en gle betekent maskergeest en het stelt een wezen voor dat half mens en half vogel is. De Dan, in Liberia en Ivoorkust, menen dat sommige vogels geluk aankondigen, vooral wanneer je ze ziet tijdens een gevaarlijke reis.
Liberia of Ivoorkust, eind 19e eeuw
this mask is made in the state of guerrero. now it hangs in our entré.
according to the salesperson at the market in mexico city where i bought this, it is rather uncommon to see a mask depicting a female.
Accession #: AC1992.134.2
Location: LACMA
Team: artifacts
Mexico, Olmec
Mask, 1000-600 B.C.
Mask/headdress, Jadeite with traces of cinnabar, Height: 4 in. (10.16 cm)
Gift of Constance McCormick Fearing (AC1992.134.2)
Mask and lights from SHAG The Store located in downtown Palm Springs, California. See - shagthestore.com
A wasted day is one without LAUGHTER !
Tibetan Wild Boar Mask
Phag Gochen (wild hog-headed) keeps account of the goods and evil deeds of all the beings.
Mask Dance (Cham)
Classical dances in Bhutan are reflected in the religious mask pageants and ritual dances. With the introduction of Buddhism in the 8th century AD by Guru Padmasambhava from Tibet, ritual and mask dances gained roots in the Bhutanese system as part of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition. With the birth of the great Terton (treasure revealer) Pema Lingpa in the 15th century, the mask dances in Bhutan took firm roots and gained an impetus as part of the Bhutanese cultural life. The Ter Cham (treasure dances) and Pe Ling Ging Sum were the most famous of the dances that still continues to this day. In the 17th century with the arrival of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal from Tibet, the mask dances further gained importance. Many new dances were introduced. The Puna Domchoe was introduced in Punakha Dzong as accompaniment to the prayers to the protector deity Pel yeshey Gonpo (Mahakala). Je Kuenga Gyeltshen, the reincarnation of Jampel Dorji also introduced a dance in honour of Pelden Lhamo (mahakali) in Trashichhodzong. Some of the celebrated dances are Zhana cham or the Black Hat dance, the Degyed cham or the Spirit dance, the Shinje cham or the Yamaraja dance, the Durdag cham or the Dance of Shamashan Lord and the Guru Tshengyed or the Dance of the Eight manifestations of Guru Padmasambhava.
The religious dances are symbolic and have a common theme to destroy or trample the evil spirits. The swords of the dancers symbolize cutting through ignorance while the drums drive away all malevolent evils and demons. Witnessing the dances is believed to remove sins and take one closer towards attaining nirvana or enlightenment.
Dances are performed annually in all important Dzongs, temples and in monasteries and usually lasts for three to five days. The occasion is known as Tshechu as they are normally performed on the 10th day of the months and is an occasion for the village people to gather round and partake in the festive occasion. Dressed in their finest clothes the village people and their families mix around and be a part of this grand spectacular occasion reveling in their packed lunches and ara.
Handmade Leather Mask made from 4-5 oz leather.
Masks available for purchase at www.etsy.com/shop/OsborneArts
Leather Art Masks - 4X5 Fujichrome Velvia RVP. Epson 850 scanner.
For a full dialog on the shoot and subject, see Leather mask - 1 next to this one.
The short version: One light CL & 2 reflectors - camera center and CR.
Strobist info: Elinchrom S2000 in a 57" Quadra softbox that is feathered from the left side near the wall and at subjects height. The two Gator Board reflectors and catching most of light for broad fill. One is just under the view camera angled up & the other one is a full sheet (4X8ft) to CL. A flag was used to keep light off of the camera.
Scanner: Epson 850 @ 600dpi.
the kite with mask of Chinese Opera.
taken at Taipei County Shihmen International Kite Festival 2009
2009年臺北縣石門國際風箏節
to view all my photos about Kites 風箏.
Taipei, Taiwan.
2009/10/10
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