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This Photo has been made during one Workshops of mine in 2019. It was an example shot made with my Smartphone Samsung S8 (Censored Version)
Guys!!! Hurry and sing up for a Foto Art Workshop with
Myself @caitie.marie at Catskills NY
Art nude shooting in mountain vistas, forests, lakes, abandoned ruins, streams and waterfalls of the NY Catskill region with a central shooting house for indoor glamour.
3 Days! But also available 1 day option!
Date: July 14-16, 2017
Let’s make the beauty and art flow!
Photo by @texasredd82
#wtfototours #workshops #photoadventure #artmodels
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My friends!! !!! JOIN ME AND GORGEOUS @caitie.marie at Catskills NY
Foto Art Workshop!
Art nude shooting in mountain vistas, forests, lakes, abandoned ruins, streams and waterfalls of the NY Catskill region with a central shooting house for indoor glamour.
3 Days! But also available 1 day option!
Date: July 14-16, 2017
Let’s make the beauty and art flow!
#wtfototours #workshops #photoadventure #artmodels
#memories #workshops #voodica #model #polishmodel #fairytale #fairytalefashion #spring #flowers #poland #desiner
Designer: @gosiamotas
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Paulina <3 during my workshops :)
Mua: @konkolowska_makeup_artist
Dress: @gosiamotas
#frompolandwithlove #frompoland #polishmodel #polishgirl #workshops #levitation #phototeam #foto-team #voodica #redhead #ilovegingers #ginger #gingerhair #gingergirl #nikon #nikonphotography #nikond800 #dress #designer #rockingchair #dreamy #beauty #whitefreckles #petite #paleskin #ruda
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Model: Sylwia Sordyl
Mua: @catmeleon_studio
Dress: @tokarzewska
#wszystkiesukienkizawszeodtokarzewskiej #fairytalefashion #sleepingbeauty #ivy #dress #pinkdress #bookeh #truebeauty #poland #cracow #workshops #voodicaphotography #designer #redhead #ginger #ruda #sordyl #practicalphotographymagazine #uk #publication #happy #dreamy #nikon #nikonphotography #nikond800 #postprocessing #voodica #model #polishmodel #poland
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Model: @sylwianozynska mua: @catmeleon_studio headpiece: @tokarzewska
#redhead #ruda #gingerhair #gingergirl #ginger #freckles #piegi #fairytale #portrait #voodica #poland #workshops #polishmodel #polishgirl #girl #makeup #flowers #blueeyes #darklips #soft #inspiration #nikon #nikonphotography #nikond800
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Model: @rudaanas
#workshops with @agnieszka_lorek & @fototeampl
#fairytale #agnieszkalorek #dreaming #gingerhair #ginger #paleskin #dress #pinkdress #polishmodel #poland #polishdesigner #inspiration #girl #cute #sad #emotional #flawless #nikond800 #nikon #iamnikon #lovemylife #sheisbeautiful #blush #instalike #picofthenight
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There are some great dance workshops/camps being hosted in Austin this summer!
Rama and Dakshina Vaidyanathan (Bharatanatyam)
Dates: May 18-20, 2015
Registration: [email protected]
Narendra Kumar (Bharatanatyam)
Dates: June 6-19, 2015
Registration: http://www.natyalaya.us/classes/camps/
Sujata Mohapatra (Odissi)
Date: June 28, 2015
Registration: [email protected] (more details here)
Suma Krishnamurthy (Bharatanatyam)
Dates: July 19-28
Registration: http://www.natyalaya.us/classes/camps/
I have learnt from Narendra Kumar and his wife Anusha before and it was magical!! I definitely recommend them.
If you guys know about any workshops coming up in your town, please let me know and I will post them on here and on Facebook.
Dear rad students,
My name is Mel, and I’m the illustrator/co-author of the GENDER book. Have you heard of us? Oh, you have? Sweet! I’m so glad you like it! I’m writing this because sometimes we get transgender youth and their allies asking, “hey, can you come speak at our school?” Here’s the deal with that, and a few other tips for bringing educators to your campus.
So, we do ask for a love donation to help cover our time and travel expenses when we go speak someplace in an official GENDER book capacity, but it all just depends on the resources you have available. You don’t have to pay anything personally, but you do have to be willing to work it and help organize! Your school does have resources, you just need to help wrangle them and spread the word about the event. Can you do that?
But no matter what, even if all else fails and your budget is zero dollars, my collaborators and I would be glad to come hang out casually with your GSA/QSA/Rainbow Alliance after school one day. For free! (Well…As long as we live in the same area (currently Houston, Texas and Oakland, California) or happen to be traveling there). We’ll bring some books and coloring/activity pages, you provide the space and people. Is there a club like that at your school? When do they meet? Just shoot us an email to work out the deets.
If we want to do something fancier, like a full-on workshop or talk, we’ll need some funding and some support from the administration. You should approach your school’s counselor, psychologist, or vice-principal, dean, nurse (anyone you feel would be interested in helping) to talk about what it would take to bring the school together in an assembly-like talk. With heartbreaking trans* teen suicides in the news, I think we can all agree it’s a super relevant and important topic. Often different student groups or academics departments pool their resources together for talks like this, so it’s not too much out of any one organization’s budget to fly us in.
These organized talks are more like the keynote we did for Suffolk University’s Transgender Awareness week. We can do a general GENDER 101 multimedia presentation that covers all the basics, from the gender binary to the trans umbrella. Or, we also offer an interactive “How to change the world in three steps” workshop about enacting social political change in your communities, where we share what we learned making the GENDER book as a general roadmap for your own projects. That one includes artsy handouts!
You can help, too, by starting a petition with your classmates about the importance of gender education- the administrators do care what you think (despite how it may seem sometimes), and they would be very impressed by your organization, I bet. You could also get your friends together to do a bake sale or other FUNdraising activity to help fly us all out there to do the full talk. Other grassroots things you can do to help at your school include sending your vice-principals and counselors a link to our safe® spaces resource pack, so they can print some materials for their offices.
Okay, I know that’s a lot to throw at you all at once. What do you think?
PS- I know it’s tough out there right now. I was there once, too. Stay strong, we love you.
WORKSHOP SHOUT OUT | MIKE UPTON | VANS US OPEN
We’re checking out some of the various street market booths and workshops at the Vans US Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach. Upton Home creator, Mike Upton not only offered his prints on both canvas and paper at his street market booth, but also hosted a linoleum printmaking workshop at Van Doren Village. We chatted with Mike about his printmaking, his Upton booth, and the workshop he recently hosted.
Photographs by Celina Kenyon
Who are you and what do you do?
I’m an artist, designer, and business owner. I try to create artwork and products for the home that will inspire people and bring them joy.
How would you describe yourself and your art?
I usually describe myself as a designer. I like to think of art as the way I approach all things in life and my designs as the product of that mindset. It’s all intuitive and connected.
Tell us about Upton Home and the kind of unique art items you offer folks?
I started Upton as a way to make high-quality artwork more accessible for people – I believe everyone should live with beauty every day. I currently make prints on both canvas and paper, as well as metal sculptures. I’m also starting to prototype some furniture and ceramic items for the future.
Can you tell us a little about your art background? What was your first experience with art and how did you get into printmaking?
I’ve been making art for as long as I can remember. One of my earliest memories is sitting at my kitchen table as a kid drawing an epic pirate cave full of treasure and skeletons.
I was also lucky enough to have had a screenprinting class at my high school. The first time did it, I became enamored with print making and have never looked back.
After high school I studied apparel design/manufacturing, and then was the first designer hired at a clothing company called Brixton and worked there for 10 years.
What’s your creative process like? What kind of things inspire you?
When I’m creating it’s very intuitive. I’ll make dozens of loose drawings without much thought, and then come back to them later to edit and refine them.
I’m constantly inspired by the world around me. I collect ideas and photos I see in books, at museums, and on the internet. I also get inspired by cooking, architecture, music, and anything with a driving creative force behind it.
Describe the Upton booth in three words?
Mexico surf shack.
Besides your booth at the Van Doren Village, you also led a linoleum bock printing workshop . Take us through the workshop and what folks were doing?
I’m super excited to be hosting a linoleum block printing workshop. People were able to come and learn how to design and carve their own linoleum blocks, and then make paper prints with them on the press.
What do you love in general about the printmaking process?
I love the evolution of design that occurs during the printing process. As the design goes from the first drawing, to the printing medium, to the paper, the original image develops and take on its own character.
What do you like about the linoleum process versus other methods of printmaking?
It’s fast! You can go from a concept to a finished print quickly, which gives you more freedom to experiment.
What are your essential art tools to work with when making art?
There are no essentials but I’ve been liking a brush and India ink.
Do you have a favorite Vans silhouette?
The Authentic and the Chukka boot.
What’s the best advice you’d give someone who wants to follow in your footsteps?
Start now! There’s never going to be a perfect time to do the things you desire. I quit my steady job to start Upton when my wife was pregnant and we were building a house. And it doesn’t matter if you feel like you don’t have the resources or the time or you’re not “legit.” Find a way to do what you love now with what you have available. Then keep doing it. You might experience failures along the way, but take it as a lesson learned and keep going.
Besides art, what are some of your other hobbies?
I speak 8 languages and am a double black belt in karate. Just kidding. I’m boring and like to work on art, make food and travel whenever possible.
Do you have some favorite artists at the moment?
Ernst Kirchner prints and David Milne paintings.
Finally what do you have coming up for the rest of summer?
Dinner at the beach.
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HEY! If you want to support communities of colour and are a sewer, cosplayer, quilter, knitter or DIY lover, then I have fantastic news! I just found an amazing master list of businesses owned by POC, women, and allies that sell sewing and crafting supplies. It’s got a full breakdown of what they carry, who runs it, where they’re based, etc.
Shut Up and Sew Vendor/Store List
This list is the baby of Seattle-based designer Jacinta Green. The sellers are all vetted by Jacinda or by followers she trusts. It’s already at 236 and is still growing! You can find her on instagram @pinkmimosabyjacinta.
TogtherCon 2022 is almost here!
TogetherCon 2022 is almost here! An article by @ThiatheBard with some updates about the con!
#virtualconvention #togethercon
TogtherCon 2022 is officially just right around the corner! Panels have been finalized. Participants are being notified. This is the final stretch before we open the virtual doors for the weekend.
This is a very busy time. Vendors will be setting up their virtual tables. The finishing touches are being administered. Everything is being tested and perfected. We cannot wait to share everything…
TogtherCon ‘22!
Time to get excited about TogetherCon '22! @ThiatheBard
#togethercon #virtualconvention
This year’s TogtherCon is fast approaching. The Real Women of Gaming staff are exhilarated as we get closer to what will be a fantastic weekend. Last year was so full of laughs and good times! This year will be just as fun. We are working hard to ensure it. However we here on staff do need some help. We still have spots open for panels and workshops.
If panels and workshops aren’t for you then…
On June 15th, 2016, join Joe Curz (@pedalinginplace) and I for a night of bikepacking gear talk at Best Made Company’s 36 White Street location in New York City. Joe will be bringing two of his prized fatbikes, including a new, custom Seven Cycles fatbike that he will be taking to Kyrgyzstan this summer.
Space is limited, so RVSP at the link below for a spot. Drinks and snacks will be provided, as well as the best of times.
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Broadway Workshop’s Instagram Story (June 4, 2022)
actortherapynyc: Less than 2 weeks left to apply!! Head to the link in our bio for more information!
#AT #actortherapy #actortherapynyc #musicals #musicaltheatre #mt #bfa #actingclass #auditionclass #auditioning #nyc #ny #newyork #newyorkcity #theatre #summer #summerintensive #atsi
Had an amazing workshop yesterday!!! Everyone worked so hard and created such beautiful work… Time for round two today! #woodcutprintmaking #printmaking #workshops #printmaker #darylhowardart #art #fineart #ukiyoe #mokuhangaworkshop #mokuhanga #woodblockprintmaking (at Daryl Howard Art: Japanese Woodblock Prints and Collage)
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Estos personajes aparecerán en la revista de stickers producida por Klebstoff Stickermag y gestionada por el artista multidisciplinario francés Jaen https://www.instagram.com/jaen.art/❤
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Nneoma at Ford by Emily Soto | Makeup/Hair by Anny Chow
Instagram:www.instagram.com/emilysoto
Photoshop Actions: www.FashionActions.com
www.EmilySoto.com
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Primary School Medal Workshop (photoset 2 of 2)
I’ve been exploring WW1 medals, honours and awards with a group of local primary school children. We’ve taken inspiration from medals found within the collection at the Highlanders Museum, Inverness.
The workshop also considered shape, design, context & colour when creating our imaginary awards.
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