Estee Lauder Imaginary (903) is a moderately warm-toned, light coral with a luminous finish. It is a permanent lipstick that retails for $32.00 and contains 0.06 oz.
Why we’ll first find aliens on eyeball planets.
The causes of sleep paralysis are usually spiritual in nature and can include demonic attacks. Spiritual healing treatment permanently cures this problem
Estee Lauder Imaginary (903) is a moderately warm-toned, light coral with a luminous finish. It is a permanent lipstick that retails for $32.00 and contains 0.06 oz.
Artist Pedro Friedeberg's new exhibition at MAIA Contemporary in Mexico City is full of charms and elaborate, mystical wonders.
Light time machine
In a recent survey, freshly baked bread has been revealed as Britain's favourite scent, closely followed by bacon, freshly cut grass and coffee.
Light time machine
Ocular hypertension is one of the most widespread conditions that affects the eyes. It occurs when there is a higher level of fluid pressure (intraocular pressure) in the eyes than usual. Glaucoma, and even permanent vision impairment, can...
There are plenty of mixed messages in Jess Cochrane's works. And that's deliberately so. Her paintings force us to ignore societal expectations, beauty norms and what we've been trained to see – in...
New research shows by the end of the century an increase in sea level will threaten the White House, early colonial settlements and other historic places
3D printing is one of the newest and most interesting mediums for artists.
The meanings of lilac flower tattoos are a reminder of innocence, confidence, and nobility. Learn more about lilac tattoo meaning here.
This is a fun and creative lesson my student teacher taught to my Grade 8 and 9 classes. It is inspired by the 'daily monsters' created by artist Stefan G. Bucher. http://www.dailymonster.com/ You basically take black ink, apply a blob (with a paintbrush) to a sheet of cardstock and blow it into a pattern with a straw. Then you turn that 'shape' into a little creature or monster, using fine tip black permanent markers and colored markers for details. You can also include a background or setting for your creature, which some of my students did as you will see below. This project is also great because it uses such simple supplies: black ink (we used India ink), fine tip black markers, coloured markers, straws, cardstock (or any smooth paper). I buy my straws at the Dollar Store and cut them in half as well. (yes, I'm thrifty!) Note: the India ink smelled pretty strong in our room so I would recommend opening windows for this one if you have them ----I don't :( Blowing the ink into shapes- some students made very conscious decisions as to where they wanted the ink to go- others just went for it. Finished shape- let dry a bit (doesn't take too long). Add details with markers to make it look like a creature. Grade 9 finished creatures. Ta da!
Regardless of what tattoo style you’re looking for, Deborah Genchi will have you covered. You’ll fall in love with her incredibly versatile tattoos.
