The Paper of all paper shows is here!!!
This one is for fashion! You never knew you can do SUCH artsy stuff with paper! It is not merely something for you to write on, or blow your mucus on or wipe your ass with.... (By that I mean tissue and toilet paper....)
Paper can be made into................................................................
DRESSES!!!! ACCESSORIES!!!!!! & HEAD PIECES!!!!!
Antalis is the sponsor for the paper. A german origin paper company that produces top quality, beautiful papers. Will show pics of samples later.
The show spanned over the course of 3 days.
When I first saw the different pieces of dresses half done at the 1st fitting, I was amazed! Indeed master pieces are always crafted painstakingly by hand.
My friend is the designer for the dresses. -Nicola
This is a major show for her and she called me to be the hair and makeup coordinator for this event!
A great opportunity I would say and I drew up face charts to go with the 5 different outfits.
Check it out! Check it out!
My master pieces:
I know the drawings may look weird to some of you but this is the SOP for makeup charting. AND if some of you think the makeup look weird, PLEASE just speak to my hand!
In my opinion, avante garde fashion should have avant garde hair and makeup for it to be complete.
Now the dresses:
My favourite model with The Prism dress and matchy shoes
My favourite dress:
The Origami dress
The Circle dress with matchy shoes
The Gold dress with matchy shoes
The Bridal dress; with the humongous veil
Seriously, the veil is freaking hard to attach and because it's soo heavy and we kinda worry for the model's scalp...
Thank God it didn't fall off during all 3 days of the show.
PHEW!!!
After wearing the dresses, the models cannot go to the toilet nor sit down nor make big movements.
Well well well, the sacrifices one makes for the noble causes of ART.
Me and partner Christina who helped me complete all models smoothly.
We totally had fun and Antalis had also set up a huge paper booth showcasing the different sculptures made by different designers from their paper.
Check them out:
(I apologise for the poor resolution of the pics.)
White
Monster
Skin Tape
Untitled
Curious Translucent
Sagittarius
Dear Alice
Wound
Paper tray
I dream of Summer
Waves
Ultimate white
PLUS!
The flower origami I hand made meself!!! I learnt it by donating $2 to the world of wildlife fund.
*super proud*!
TADAH!
Lastly to camwhore with my origami flower.... :D do I look like 花痴?
HAHAHHAHA!!!!!
I am an artist. I Create things. Sometimes I'm More than that. I Bitch. I Love. I Laugh. I Cry
The Beauty Society
"Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it." - Maya Angelou
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
World cup
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I won!!
Excuse me, excuse me!! WAIT!!
WHAT????????
NOOOOO????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I did not win the final match even though I followed Paul the Octopus and betted on the winning team, SPAIN!!!!!
WHY???????
Cause they only scored a goal in extra time! Which means that the bet has to be done in special bets category!!!!!!!!!! So technically I should have bought a draw which I did indeed wanted to JUST because PAullie chose spain but the fortune bird in little india, Mani chose Holland.
[MY gut (instincts/6th sense or whatever) was thinking: Oh so it may mean a draw then????? MAYBE??? Just maybe????!!!]
Everybody was speculating wildly. There are rumours of fried octopus/sashimi and fried wings.
So if you had followed the news, the animals are highly accurate and if you combine the 2 of them to be analysed, it SHOULD be a draw cause you would have taken both animals into account!
BUT as it was my virgin time betting with spore pools and I did not even know how to write on the slips (it was done with a help from my friend), I was just too lazy to go figure out and bet on 'draw' match.
So there is no money to be claimed now~ SOBZ!
Disappointing!!!!! GGRRRRRrrrrrr!!!
Monday, July 5, 2010
Women should be Happy & Healthy!
I thought I should share with you all interesting tips on how to stay healthy that I got from an e-newsletter!
- http://www.mydailymoment.com
10 nutrients women need
I think it is really important considering we tend to have to multi task a lot; taking care of our family and doing household chores and on top of that: WORK
NOT FORGETTING
We DO explode because shit happens, either caused by hubby/boyfriends (face it, this happens often to the majority. Congrats to the minority though.... lol)
Children driving you nuts, and OF course (who else????) YOUR boss. Maybe mother-in-laws even... zzzZZZ
WEll well WELL....................
OOOooooOOOoooooooHHHHhhhhhh
Women are indeed noble!
And so, in order to continue to uphold the best interests of all things we hold dear, we must keep our wonderful brains clear and working in good order to deal with all things 'chaotic' in this highly urbanised society!!
Nutrient number 1:
Folic acid or folate
This a type of B vitamin, which creates new cells and good DNA.
I guess you would have noticed the reason why advertisements always emphasize the goodness of folic acid in milk powder for pregnant ladies.. For healthy babies!
Folate decreases the level of an amino acid that has been linked to stroke, heart attack and dementia.
Folate can stabilize mood swings associated with menopause and perimenopause.
Found in foods like: nuts, legumes, spinach, dark leafy greens, enriched breads, pastas and grains, and is also usually in multivitamins.
I take vitamin B complex supplements!
Nutrient number 2:
Calcium
Calcium provides the building blocks for bones and teeth, and studies suggest it helps prevent breast cancer and reduces the severity of premenstrual syndrome.
PMS can affect some females badly. For me I drink Anlene milk powder for my daily calcium intake. :)
Found in foods: milk, cheese, ice cream, almonds, broccoli
For younger women, 1000mg. For post-menopausal women, 1,200 milligrams per day is required to prevent osteoporosis associated with aging.
Nutrient number 3
Iron
Iron is important for oxygen to get to cells. Women often lose a lot fo iron during menstration. When our iron level is low, we will tire easily.
Iron rich foods: beef, pork, poultry and fish, which all contain heme iron (easily absorbed)
vegetable iron: non-heme iron and include beans and dark greens (not easily absorbed and best to take with vitamin C)
Nutrient number 4
Omega-3 Acids
These are fats that our body cannot synthesize.
They can reduce stroke risk for women by more than half, and they also reduce blood triglycerides, lower blood pressure and increase levels of healthy HDL-cholesterol.
Omega-3s can also reduce inflammation linked with cardiovascular disease and arthritis.
Found in foods: salmon, anchovies
Nutrient number 5
Vitamin D
This is easy! Just go under the sun! A bit of sun does indeed do us good.
Vitamin D works to help in calcium absorption, reducing risk of osteoporosis
Nutrient number 6
Magnesium
Responsible for metabolism, maintaining a healthy heart and blood pressure.
People with kidney failure should not be taking magnesium supplements.
Found in foods: vegetables, seafood, meats, nuts, dairy products
Nutrient number 7
Vitamin C
Helps to repair cell damage caused by free radicals. (free radicals are 'monster' cells in our body that does us no good. - in layman's terms)
It's good for the production of collagen for healthy skin, gums, teeth, blood vessels, ligaments and bones.
Besides this, it seems like Vitamin C can help to prevent a lot of ailments! So, just be good and take our daily required dosage (90mg) of C to keep the doctor away!!
Nutrient number 8
Selenium
An antioxidant to prevent damage to DNA.
NOTE: it helps to maintain healthy skin, hair, eyes and liver.
Found in foods: seafood, meats
Nutrient number 9
Vitamin E
Antioxidant. Slows down aging process!
Found in foods: nuts, seeds, avocados and vegetable oils like olive, sunflower, safflower and canola.
Nutrient number 10
Potassium
Potassium increases bone density and helps prevent osteoporosis.
It also reduces salt sensitivity, lowers blood pressure and reduces the risk of kidney stones.
Found in foods: bananas, baked potatoes, prune juice, oranges
Doses of more than 18 grams can be toxic, especially for individuals with unhealthy kidney function
So now we know what are the essentials to a healthy body. Start maintaining now!
- http://www.mydailymoment.com
10 nutrients women need
I think it is really important considering we tend to have to multi task a lot; taking care of our family and doing household chores and on top of that: WORK
NOT FORGETTING
We DO explode because shit happens, either caused by hubby/boyfriends (face it, this happens often to the majority. Congrats to the minority though.... lol)
Children driving you nuts, and OF course (who else????) YOUR boss. Maybe mother-in-laws even... zzzZZZ
WEll well WELL....................
OOOooooOOOoooooooHHHHhhhhhh
Women are indeed noble!
And so, in order to continue to uphold the best interests of all things we hold dear, we must keep our wonderful brains clear and working in good order to deal with all things 'chaotic' in this highly urbanised society!!
Nutrient number 1:
Folic acid or folate
This a type of B vitamin, which creates new cells and good DNA.
I guess you would have noticed the reason why advertisements always emphasize the goodness of folic acid in milk powder for pregnant ladies.. For healthy babies!
Folate decreases the level of an amino acid that has been linked to stroke, heart attack and dementia.
Folate can stabilize mood swings associated with menopause and perimenopause.
Found in foods like: nuts, legumes, spinach, dark leafy greens, enriched breads, pastas and grains, and is also usually in multivitamins.
I take vitamin B complex supplements!
Nutrient number 2:
Calcium
Calcium provides the building blocks for bones and teeth, and studies suggest it helps prevent breast cancer and reduces the severity of premenstrual syndrome.
PMS can affect some females badly. For me I drink Anlene milk powder for my daily calcium intake. :)
Found in foods: milk, cheese, ice cream, almonds, broccoli
For younger women, 1000mg. For post-menopausal women, 1,200 milligrams per day is required to prevent osteoporosis associated with aging.
Nutrient number 3
Iron
Iron is important for oxygen to get to cells. Women often lose a lot fo iron during menstration. When our iron level is low, we will tire easily.
Iron rich foods: beef, pork, poultry and fish, which all contain heme iron (easily absorbed)
vegetable iron: non-heme iron and include beans and dark greens (not easily absorbed and best to take with vitamin C)
Nutrient number 4
Omega-3 Acids
These are fats that our body cannot synthesize.
They can reduce stroke risk for women by more than half, and they also reduce blood triglycerides, lower blood pressure and increase levels of healthy HDL-cholesterol.
Omega-3s can also reduce inflammation linked with cardiovascular disease and arthritis.
Found in foods: salmon, anchovies
Nutrient number 5
Vitamin D
This is easy! Just go under the sun! A bit of sun does indeed do us good.
Vitamin D works to help in calcium absorption, reducing risk of osteoporosis
Nutrient number 6
Magnesium
Responsible for metabolism, maintaining a healthy heart and blood pressure.
People with kidney failure should not be taking magnesium supplements.
Found in foods: vegetables, seafood, meats, nuts, dairy products
Nutrient number 7
Vitamin C
Helps to repair cell damage caused by free radicals. (free radicals are 'monster' cells in our body that does us no good. - in layman's terms)
It's good for the production of collagen for healthy skin, gums, teeth, blood vessels, ligaments and bones.
Besides this, it seems like Vitamin C can help to prevent a lot of ailments! So, just be good and take our daily required dosage (90mg) of C to keep the doctor away!!
Nutrient number 8
Selenium
An antioxidant to prevent damage to DNA.
NOTE: it helps to maintain healthy skin, hair, eyes and liver.
Found in foods: seafood, meats
Nutrient number 9
Vitamin E
Antioxidant. Slows down aging process!
Found in foods: nuts, seeds, avocados and vegetable oils like olive, sunflower, safflower and canola.
Nutrient number 10
Potassium
Potassium increases bone density and helps prevent osteoporosis.
It also reduces salt sensitivity, lowers blood pressure and reduces the risk of kidney stones.
Found in foods: bananas, baked potatoes, prune juice, oranges
Doses of more than 18 grams can be toxic, especially for individuals with unhealthy kidney function
So now we know what are the essentials to a healthy body. Start maintaining now!
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