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Desenvolvimento e execução artística: Minas de Minas crew
Produção e assessoria: Carolina Jaued
Direção de arte: Lídia Viber
Produção: Nay Moreira
Logística: Louise Musa
I wasn't the only one at this WW-2 Day presentation with "guns!" This honors student poses as a "Rosie."
Ideia válida, mas MUITO MAL executada :~ Tô bem esquisita hoje, acho que isso reflete nas coisas que a gente faz. Preciso de, no mínimo, uma barra de Milka.
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We Can Do It! Is a photo campaign to build solidarity and personal strength through positive messaging. The goal is to bring to life modern iconic individuals, by depicting them as powerful and not victims in support of the global LGBT movement worldwide.
Check openartistmovement.com/wcdi regularly for new additions to the gallery!
Photography by John Ganun. Produced by Brad Bilanin and the Open Artist Movement.
Memorabilia at Western Canada Aviation Museum, a large hanger crammed to its rafters at Winnipeg's Int'l airport.
Dick's Classic Garage is a part of the Central Texas Museum of Automotive History. Founded in 1980, the museum is located in San Marcos, TX.
For the video; youtu.be/ymCKeNtgKok
Projeto: www.instagram.com/minasdeminascrew/
Fotografia: www.instagram.com/silviclapp/
Desenvolvimento e execução artística: Minas de Minas crew
Produção e assessoria: Carolina Jaued
Direção de arte: Lídia Viber
Produção: Nay Moreira
Logística: Louise Musa
Vintage Portrait of Miss Cherry Valentine Pin Up
Picture and Edit: Davide Morino
Outfit, makeup and hairstyle: Pinup4oneday Team
Stock photograph of the famous World War II poster "We Can Do It!" showing Rosie the Riveter wearing a red bandana and flexing her muscles against a yellow background, created by J. Howard Miller. The woman that modeled for this image was actually named Geraldine Doyle and was a real riveter in the 1940s.
Aveva 17 anni quando, nel 1942, Geraldine lavorava in una fabbrica di metalli nel pressi di Detroit. Un giorno un fotografo della United Press arrivò in fabbrica per scattare immagini alle donne per un servizio di propaganda a sostegno della patria in guerra. Nacque così "Rosie the Riveter", il corrispettivo femminile dello Zio Sam. Il manifesto divenne poi un'icona del femminismo, ma la signora Doyle non fu a conoscenza dell'esistenza del poster fino al 1982, quando casualmente vi si riconobbe.
He was 17 years old when, in 1942, Geraldine worked in a factory of metals in the vicinity of Detroit. One day a photographer of United Press arrived at the factory to take pictures of women for a service of propaganda in support of their country in war. Thus was born "Rosie the Riveter," the female equivalent of Uncle Sam. The poster became an icon of feminism, but Ms. Doyle was not aware of the existence of the poster until 1982, when it was recognized randomly.
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This series is based on a World War II Poster, We Can Do It! aka Rosie the Riveter, created by the Office for Office for Emergency Management and the War Production Board.
The source for this series is an image in the public domain from The U.S. National Archives flickr photostream.
Dang! I was forced to use the flash (hate it) and on manual, I stepped forward to mess up focus! It was a ~challenging~ pose to do by myself so there's NO redos on this one.
I've been wanting to try this since it was blogged over the summer. Why...See the picture below? This my grandmother working at the North American Aviation, Inc. in Dallas during WWII.
And why was this day a good day to pose...I landed a a job on the 5th day of searching. And since it's a banking position...that means business clothes and make-up every day (damn!) and NO more of
Today, while onboard the USS Midway, I saw these awesome mugs...of course, my FIRST thoughts went to Flickr and several of ~nut*meg~'s BAMS! Haha...I LOVE her BAM's and could not resist!
Here's to you, Meg!
Rosie the Riveter (left) and Wendy the Welder (right) give a bandana to a student and teach her the "Rosie" pose.
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This series is based on a World War II Poster, We Can Do It! aka Rosie the Riveter, created by the Office for Office for Emergency Management and the War Production Board.
The source for this series is an image in the public domain from The U.S. National Archives flickr photostream.
Projeto: www.instagram.com/minasdeminascrew/
Fotografia: www.instagram.com/silviclapp/
Desenvolvimento e execução artística: Minas de Minas crew
Produção e assessoria: Carolina Jaued
Direção de arte: Lídia Viber
Produção: Nay Moreira
Logística: Louise Musa
This is my version of the original J. Howard Miller illustration initially published in 1943 for Westinghouse Electric Co.
Great thanks to Fanny for her performance during this photoshoot ;-)
Projeto: www.instagram.com/minasdeminascrew/
Fotografia: www.instagram.com/silviclapp/
Desenvolvimento e execução artística: Minas de Minas crew
Produção e assessoria: Carolina Jaued
Direção de arte: Lídia Viber
Produção: Nay Moreira
Logística: Louise Musa
Projeto: www.instagram.com/minasdeminascrew/
Fotografia: www.instagram.com/silviclapp/
Desenvolvimento e execução artística: Minas de Minas crew
Produção e assessoria: Carolina Jaued
Direção de arte: Lídia Viber
Produção: Nay Moreira
Logística: Louise Musa
Projeto: www.instagram.com/minasdeminascrew/
Fotografia: www.instagram.com/silviclapp/
Desenvolvimento e execução artística: Minas de Minas crew
Produção e assessoria: Carolina Jaued
Direção de arte: Lídia Viber
Produção: Nay Moreira
Logística: Louise Musa