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use baby oil on a cotton pad to make sure your eyelashes are totally clean, then get all the oil off with water or a makeup remover cloth or else the false lashes won't stick as well. curl your clean lashes before you start applying.
Photography and Post-Processing: Laura Crowell
Makeup: Katie Melanson
Model: Jamie
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Make up session by Joy Chong.
Model is the namesake of the girl on the right in the previous photo, of Anna and the King fame.
One 580EX from model's front; one Asahi Pentax 135mm f/3.5 on a 300D.
Hoos Da Enemy, aka: Lash, forgets that he's a reiner and turns back in a very intersting fashion.
Lash is a 18 year old Quarter Horse Stallion
(Notice the Borer Collie..."helping")
Central Dance Ensemble, led by artistic director Maggie Lasher, is proud to offer a challenging new encounter with dance in its annual concert April 26 and 27, 2018.
The highlight of this year’s event is the debut of two new pieces that Lasher has set on the CDE, incorporating elements of the flow arts. The flow arts are a kind of meditation, a dance, a game, a challenge, and a fantasy. Performers typically manipulate – juggle, spin, toss, wave, fling - props, perhaps lengths of silk, wands, fans, hoops, lights, even fire, to generate an almost hypnotic effect, a kind of optical illusion.
In what may be a first in higher education, our student company will perform using buugeng, a flow prop developed in Japan.
The evening also includes new pieces by guest choreographers Jhon Stronks and Ashley Horn Nott, and showcases the student choreographic works selected to perform at the American College Dance Conference as well as members of Houston's METdance company.
Photos provided by HCC Center of Excellence for Visual and Performing Arts, Photo By Sigifredo Cabello
close-up shot of knot placement along the lashline. here i have five long flares coming in from the outer corners and three medium flares at the center.
you can see in this photo that the knots overlap a little in some places and that the lash direction isn't totally uniform. this is ok. viewed straight-on it makes the lashes look more natural, and any noticeable gaps can be filled in at the end.