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TSL - Audacious Statement
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photography by Benana Ng @ Benana Photography
styling by Cath Cheung & Sophia Cheng
make up by Dera @ Meegan Makeup Studio
hair by Alex So
jewelry by TSL｜謝瑞麟
wardrobe by Jack Wills
Benana Photography
Cheryl Schiltz Photography © 2012
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Preparation.
Photography and Post-Production: anaRITA;
Make up artist: Vanessa Vilar;
Styling: anaRITA & Vanessa Vilar:;
Model: Leya da Fonseca
The pendant measures 2 3/4" across.
I decoupaged it with a detail from a photograph of a daisy. I then sealed it with water resistant resin for durable wear.
The lobster clasp is easy to use and can be put on any of the links in the copper chain, making it fully adjustable.
You can wear it as a choker, at its full 20" length, or anywhere in between.
A tiny star and the Wabisabi Brooklyn logo dangle delicately from the end of the chain.
As my work is about analysing how we interpret things in our own ways I did not want to 'tell' the viewer what my aims were. If I was to say to the viewer 'perceive it in your own way' I'm telling them to perceive my work and almost forcing them to interact with it. I want any interaction and perception of my work to be organic. Not writing an informative statement, I chose to use the statement as an element of the piece. The statement is a collection of blank quotations, in which the viewer can conjure up any line of dialogue they can interpret from the situation. I only give the viewer 2 lines which can only hint at the presence if a situation but link tenuously and separated by blank quotes. There's is also a stage direction that suggests the room we're are seeing is after this scene because we encounter the room with the light left on.
Unit 5 - Developing a Portfolio
Continuing with personal statement notes on what to include and how to structure it.
2008 palomino gelding owned by Justine Camille Kinney.
I had the unique opportunity to deliver my horse, "Kadan," when I was a part of an internship at North Carolina State University. During a very cold night in February of 2008, Kadan was born - I remember it like it was yesterday. I told myself that I could not get attached to any of the horses I delivered during that program because I already had a horse, "Isabelle" at home. However, Kadan captured my heart with the way he would run to me and nuzzle his head in my jacket. I ended up purchasing Kadan from the University because I knew I could not let this special animal go. Kadan and I constantly switch roles as teacher and student because everyday he teaches me something new, and I hope that he learns something from me as well.
A young woman reading her personal statement of faith and desire to be confirmed into the Christian church from the pulpit during the 2014 Confirmation Sunday service
Prime Minister The Kingdom of The Netherlands Mark Rutte visit to Indonesia, Monday (7/10). Rosa Panggabean/The Embassy of the Kingdom of Netherlands.
Make a Statement: Design for the Cure
Thursday, October 21, 2010 at the River East Art Center
Photographer: Conrad Castelo
"Whatever they say, the youth house stays!" A building that has been occupied for years on Nørrebro by radical youngsters is constantly under pressure from the local authorities. All I say is that Nørrebro would lose some of it's flavour if it were to be closed.
Bib statement necklace featuring five handmade navy blue silk roses with scattered faux pearls and crystals in burgundy, gold and rose colours. Finished with a gold satin ribbon.
The bib measures 3" in length and is 5.5" in width. The ribbon is 27" on each side and can be tied as you like to achieve the desired length.