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Showing a small lizard "walking like and Egyptian" (lol)
The concept was to create an elbow to fingertip henna design but instead of the standard hindi, to create patterns taken from Egyptian art.
I used Riffat's lovely premixed henna paste: www.riffat.co.uk
Cera Paste Wax 3M é um produto com características de brilho e proteção incomparavelmente superior às ceras tradicionais existentes no mercado. Cera de carnaúba. Superproteção para a pintura (15 a 20 lavagens).
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Table decorations made from sugar paste became fashionable during the 18th century. This centerpiece was exhibited in the Detroit Institute of Arts in December 2016. It was created by sculptor and culinary historian Ivan Day, based on a table plan in a 1776 French cookbook. The sculpture depicts a story from the Odyssey: When Odysseus and his men landed on the island of Aeaea, his men behaved so badly that the sorceress Circe turned them into pigs.
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I'm a big Elph fan. I even have one of his stick-up cardboard heads! Anyway, looks like he's taken to doing paste-ups on wallpaper now. noice!