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I should’ve been born in the 40’s or 50’s.
I love that era with their clothing and music. I have this fascination with Marilyn Monroe. I wish I could look like her. I can’t help it - I think she’s one of the most beautiful people to grace the face of the earth. If you’ve ever seen her […]
Thanks to this wonderful, non-profit organization, I have been inspired to do more with my art. Without them, I woudn’t be exhibiting, or learning about the fundamentals of art and culture. This group of local artists help each other by sharing techniques and inspiration, by demonstrating or providing the city with seminars/lectures. I’m very proud […]
After reading my last post, regarding vasoline, tallow and rendering plants, I would think that you might consider it.
And you, too, men…you’re not excluded from this. You should check your shaving cream, sunblock, etc…
Arbonne International has been in business for over 26 years. It’s formulated in Switzerland at the Arbonne Institute of Research and […]
Check your cosmetics girls…Here’s another tid-bit regarding cosmetic ingredients.
Another frightening thought is putting petroleum anything on your skin! Vasaline (aka. Petroleum Jelly, Paraffin Jelly) is used by cosmetic companies for their creams, eye shadows, lipsticks, etc…because it’s an inexpensive emollient (meanng a creamy product that is placed on the skin to soften and moisturize.) The […]
That’s not right…
“Pickpocket” - LorySnark Productions - September 2004
I played Pickpocket #3 (secondary). I never did get to see the movie though…:-( It took 2 full days to shoot this scene because it was so complex due to the pickpocket/hand offs. We spent about 2 weeks practicing this. The clothing, the props, everything was chosen to help with […]
I plan on taking another trip to the Texas hillcountry in August. These pictures were taken of a historical building in Grape Town, just south of Fredericksburg.
These images are sold as a set of 3: $175 (4″x6″ image with white 11″x14″ mat)
