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Chennai: The contribution of S.K. Gurunathan (SKG), former Sports Editor of The Hindu to sports journalism was recalled with a touch of nostalgia at a function to mark his birth centenary at the Kasturi Srinivasan Hall here on Tuesday. Gurunathan, who joined The Hindu in 1928, died in harness in 1966.
Speakers, headed by former Test cricketer and former chairman of the BCCI selection committee, C.D. Gopinath, paid glorious tributes to SKG's professionalism and painstaking work.
Acknowledging SKG as the mentor, Mr. Gopinath recaptured with a feeling of poignancy SKG's guiding role during the tour of England in 1952. Mr. Gopinath recounted the bitter moments created for him by the insensitive team's leadership and explained how SKG always managed to assuage the ruffled feelings. "He was a real Guru," observed Mr. Gopinath.
Paying compliments
Mr. Gopinath complimented Gurunathan's family for not only celebrating the centenary year but also informing this generation of youth about the role SKG played in shaping sports journalism across the country.
Describing SKG as the "trend setter" in cricket reporting through his "simple and uncomplicated writing", N. Murali, Managing Director, The Hindu, substituting for N. Ram, Editor-in-Chief, who could not make it to the function, pointed out that SKG was a role model for many sportswriters.
Mr. Murali compared SKG's writings with those of Neville Cardus and Jack Fingleton, and hailed the effort that went behind Gurunathan's initiative to bring out the Indian Cricket almanac on the lines of Wisden. He also lauded Gurunathan's multifarious interests.
Former Test player, V.V. Kumar, recalled the quality and content of SKG's writings in The Hindu and in Sport & Pastime. He described how the writer managed to refrain from sensationalising any incident on the field but at the same time told the reader everything without missing a salient point.
Extraordinary things
Ms. Y.G. Parathsarathy, Educationist and Dean/Director of PSBB, touched upon SKG's passion for theatre and how he enjoyed playing even minor roles. "He was an ordinary man who achieved extraordinary things," she added.
While expressing happiness at being a part of the celebrations, Ms. Parthasarathy said that an effort must be made to bring out SKG's writings in book form to help the present generation understand the ebb and flow of sports writing in the country.
The highlight of the function was the announcement of the institution of the S.K. Gurunathan Birth Centenary Fund at the Hindu High School, where SKG was a student.
The SKG family has contributed Rs. 50000, with another Rs. 25000 coming from an undisclosed donor. Both Ms. YGP and Mr. Gopinath announced they would enhance the value of the scholarship to be awarded to the best sportsman of the school.
Thirumalai, Headmaster, Hindu High School received the cheque and thanked every one in the family for the gesture.
S.G. Balakrishnan, eldest son of SKG, welcomed the gathering, and S.G. Sekhar, while proposing a vote of thanks read out an e-mail tribute to SKG by Raju Bharathan from Mumbai.

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Well I got the ok from the dr today to ditch the aircast and start using my foot normally :) he said the x rays look good and everything healed nicely. I have to wait about another month before I do anything high impact like running and I will start physio shortly to start getting strength back in my ankle and calf.
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Heres another recipe from Brazil (and Andrew, it doesnt have azeite de dendê!)
Frango assado com batata e batata doce (roast chicken with potatoes and sweet potatoes)
Serves 6
This recipe comes from the cook on our farm in the south of the state of São Paulo. Its a variation on a simple roast chicken recipe common in Brazil. What makes this recipe so special is the tangy marinade made with good wine vinegar and fresh herbs.
1 large chicken, clean and trimmed of fat
2 or 3 small onions, peeled and whole
Potatoes, peeled and cut in quarters for roasting
Sweet potatoes, peeled and cut in large pieces for roasting
Salt and pepper to taste
1 cup good wine vinegar (red or white)
Splash of Worcester sauce
4 tablespoons olive oil
8 garlic cloves, crushed using a mortar and pestle
1 bay leaf
2 tablespoons of fresh basil, minced
2 tablespoons of fresh sweet marjoram, minced
¼ cup fresh parsley, finely chopped
¼ cup spring onion greens, finely chopped
Salt and pepper
Poke little holes in the chicken with a sharp, fine-tipped knife and marinade overnight, turning once or twice. Remove the chicken from the marinade, but keep the marinade for basting. Arrange the chicken, onions, potatoes and sweet potatoes on a roasting pan. Add half of the marinade, cover with foil and roast for 35 minutes in the oven at 175c (350f). Remove the foil and baste with the remaining marinade. Roast uncovered for another 15 to 25 minutes, or until cooked. There should be some liquid still on the bottom of the roasting pan. You may have to add a bit of water during the roasting if the pan starts to dry out. Serve the chicken and potatoes on a platter with the roasting juices.
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math (grade 11 operations with radicals)
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Friday, March 27, 2009 at 9:39pm
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Thursday, March 19, 2009 at 1:02pm
3rd grade Grammar
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First grade social studies
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009 at 11:17pm
A road sign at the top of a mountain indicates that for the next 4 miles the grade is 12%. Find the angle of the grade and the change in elevation for a car descending the mountain.
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Friday, January 30, 2009 at 10:54pm
3rd math
Write 35 divided by 7 in three different ways. What is the quotient? do they mean 35 divided by 5= 7 , 35 divided by 7= 5 or by sign?
Friday, January 23, 2009 at 4:59pm
3rd math
Square each of these numbers. There's a square, on top is the number 5 and on the left side 5. Inside the square is a line?
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If i am writing an english comp 3rd person and she asked for the organization to be spatial - what exactly does that mean?
Monday, January 12, 2009 at 5:18pm
7th grade math
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Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 9:34pm
can you tell me what 3rd to the fifth power is
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3rd grade
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describing how you can teach this concept to students in a lower elementary grade and to students in a middle school grade.
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Thread: How to sculpt a robot?
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How to sculpt a robot?
I want to sculpt something mechanical with smooth surfaces, hard edges, and subtle curves. Seems like it would be difficult to get these effects with sculpey.
If not sculpey, does anyone have a suggestion on what I medium I could use for this? I hear that some industrial designers use chavant, but I don't know much about this medium. Does anyone know where I could find a tutorial or information on using this type of clay?
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberAugust 11th, 2005 #2
you can find tutorials for use of chavant here:
hope this helps.
I use an exacto knive to get hard edges. This works farily well for me so far.
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August 12th, 2005 #3
Try looking into styrene plastics (comes in all shapes and sizes, sheets and extrusions), ren boards and two part epoxy putty's (Aves epoxy, Magic sculpt)...and oh yeah - a lot of sand paper...
Plenty of complex tutorials here:
Good luck.
August 13th, 2005 #4Originally Posted by GoldMane
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August 13th, 2005 #5
You most certainly can sculpt mechanical subjects in sculpey.
I did this some time ago in sculpey. Basically its the regular procedure. Armature, coiled wraps around armature, build up rough shapes, and carve down while malleable. After it was baked I took to it with additional carving tools (which were the same ones I used to sculpt it in the "wet" phase) to get any sharp edges refined, then took to it with progressively finer grain sand paper. You'll have trouble hitting the small spaces, but that can be covered up with paint. For the paint job, if you want it to look metallic or like a fabricated surface, definitely use an airbrush.
Depending on the type of mech/robot/thing you're making you can also incorporate metal pieces (screws, wire, etc) to add detailing. The Starship Modeler site is an incredible resource, but deals mostly with kit bashing and fabrication using more finalizing tactics (vacuforming, blow molding, etc). It's more for the modeler/miniature maker than for the sculptor. Thats all fine and dandy if you are indeed going for a finished prototype model. However if you are working more towards a concept maquette, you should be able to do most of the work through sculpting with sculpey and some additional kit bashing. A variety of incorporated methods and materials always ends up looking the best.
Another great thing to work with is long set resin putty, that stuff is incredible. The stuff I use is called magic sculpt, however I don't know if it's available anywhere else but the place that I buy it from, Kit Kraft in Los Angeles. You can sculpt an entire sculpture with it if you're a bit quick. Otherwise only use it for after-baked details or smaller separate pieces. Sculpey will get you by; you just gotta know how to use it.
For mechanical sculptures I tend to try to use dryer sculpey. If my material is a bit moist I flatten my sculpey out with a pasta maker and put each flattened piece in between some paper towel. This will allow for more rigidity in your piece.
Afterwards, its just like I said. A good amount of sanding and carving will give you a very convincing mechanical look.
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed, The world in arms is not a way of life at all, in any true sense. Under the cloud of threatening war, it is humanity hanging from an iron cross."
...I have a sketchbook?
August 13th, 2005 #6
hey helium thats a dope model (that turrent was sic too damn!) but what's with all the ketchup? you using that for paint?!?!
August 13th, 2005 #7
hehe, what can I say.. it's my muse. A delicious, slimey, red muse.
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed, The world in arms is not a way of life at all, in any true sense. Under the cloud of threatening war, it is humanity hanging from an iron cross."
...I have a sketchbook?
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Hey Helium
Fantastic Character you've created there
I just joined the site today, because I'm researching the tools / materials and techniques I'll need to build 3 robot (transformer-esque) charaters.
From my research over the past few weeks, Super Sculpey seems the way to go, but wasn't too sure how smooth I'd be able to get. Have been looking for some examples other people have made, and so far, yours is spot on!!
How many hours went into creating that figure?
Any special tools / techniques you'd recommend?
August 13th, 2005 #9
I've not tried this but I've heard you can use a paintbrush dipped in Sculpey Dilutant to smooth out any rough surfaces on your unbaked Super Sculpey models.
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August 13th, 2005 #10
Hey Azlan,
You should totally be able to make a transformers type robot out of this stuff. However also don't rule out kit bashing and working with styrene if you want those hard edges. Styrene + Bondo is how we make like 80% of the hard props where I work. Bondo is pure magic in a tube, toxic though.
Anyways, I did that piece over a summer and didn't really track my time spent because it was all leisure. However I would imagine it probably took me a good 2 weeks worth of time if you compressed the work hours. I could be mistaken though. I seem to remember how the sanding process never seemed to end. That was the most laborious aspect of the project, but the part that really paid off the most. The thing is extremely smooth.
As for tools, these are what I use:
The bottom ones are for sculpting in the wet phase. However they are hard enough where they can also be utilized during the carving phase afterwards (which is rather important if you are doing smooth, artificial surfaces). All the tools on the bottom I bought at different art stores (pearl paint in NYC, and Carter Sexton in LA) and they have been the best investment I've ever made in terms of sculpting. A couple are actually dental tools. I cannot emphasize enough the need for good tools. Back at Pratt when I would do such sculptures for projects, other students who wanted to do maquettes would ask me.. I want to do that for my next project! What kind of tools do you use and how much do they cost?" I mentioned the tools you see above and that they cost about $15 a piece. Horrified, they looked at me and said "oh my god! Im not going to pay that much, I'll just use toothpicks!". Needless to say their work turned out like.. well like clay sculpted with toothpicks.
The tools on the top are ones I made myself combining very small saw blades, hobby brass tubing, and plumbers putty. Thos are mostly used for raking or evenly cutting down rough forms by going over them with a raking tool. Actually this sculpture was made before I ever tried raking, which is why I spent so much bloody time sanding the thing most likely. So definitely rake.
As for techniques, you might consult smellybug's tutorial here on conceptart.org for some of the main procedures. His work is mainly organic though and some of the methods dont factor into making a mechanical, hard edged sculpture. Regardless its still an invaluable tutorial. I don't have any real special techniques other than common sense and taking my time.
Make sure you have a decent armature and that you've coiled additional wire around it to allow for the clay to stick properly. Also, if you are making something with boxy shapes, you may try really going crazy with your armature and adding wooden blocks to help fill out the form and then putting clay over it. You can easily glue the blocks in place using plumbers putty (another material that can do just about anything) and also use the putty itself or another epoxy compound to rough out shapes. Tin foil is another good shape filler. Tin foil works well in that it will lessen the amount of actual clay you are using in your model, and help the clay to bake more consistently.
Just give yourself enough time to experiment and see what works best. Play around significantly.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Good luck.
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed, The world in arms is not a way of life at all, in any true sense. Under the cloud of threatening war, it is humanity hanging from an iron cross."
...I have a sketchbook?
August 14th, 2005 #11
wow, that's a kickass sculpt!
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Hey Helium [
Thanks for the advice, especially the image of your tools (very helpful). Hadn't thought about adding blocks to the armature. Think that would definitely help fill out the shape and help work out the best possible poses.
I assume balsa wood is the idea material?
Not so concerned with hard edges for these 'Transformers', the idea is to get them looking a little friendier, with rounded edgers. The concept is to create a series of robots that make up a reggae soundsystem. 2 huge ape-esque henchmen robots forming the bass speakers, and one dynamic leader robot forming the dj console.
To help create certain parts of each robot, I was thinking of using parts from various plastic model kits, but would be worried the plastic would melt during baking. Any do's and don'ts with plastic?
The only other question I would ask, (and its one I've seen asked a few times) is there a recommended way of securing a bipedic armature to a wooden baseplate? Smellybugs example used a single threaded rod bolted to the base + spine. I've seen other people making the leg wires slightly longer and securing those wires to the base. Personally I like Smellybug's method. I suppose it would allow me to pose the figures in better poses but it would be good to here your thoughts on this?
August 16th, 2005 #13
Oh Great Helium M!!!!
I pleed you, please please please, caint you make a sculpting tutorial for all of us!!! please (to many "please"???)
love your work and im sure many others do too...
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August 18th, 2005 #14
Awesome sculpture helium!!
you got me inspired!!
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August 18th, 2005 #15
Hey Azlan,
Yeah you wouldn't be able to add any plastic pieces untill after the sculpt was done and baked. Model plastic, styrene, etc will melt in the oven at sculpey baking tempratures. However, what you can do if you want to incorporate a large number of model pieces in the structure is basically kitbash. Basically what you'd do is build your armature, and add pieces as you go. Along with the kitbashed materials you would basically sculpt any custom pieces with sculpy and add then in the same way you add the model kit pieces. Epoxy gap filler glue will work good, and epoxy putty would help also. It's going to kinda be a confusing process at times, just try to have a plan in mind as to where you'd like to go with the idea. If you can show me the designs you have in mind for the robots, I can tell you how I would tackle them.
As for attatching the armature to the base, what I do is this: I make the armature seperate, and on the legs I attatch brass tubing (which you can find at any hobby store). Usually I attatch it with plumbers putty. Then I take a brass rod, ( a size smaller than the tube, therefore sliding into the tube making a tight fit) and attatch those to where I want the feet of the sculpt placed. To do this I drill holes into the base that are the same size as the brass rod and cement them in place with plumbers putty. I do this so if I need to remove the sculpt to get at some wierd angle it's possible, or if I eventually want to make it freestanding, or put it on a custom base.
If you don't want to waste you're time doing such things, then smellybug's methods are good, or if you're making a bibedal sculpt you can simply leave loops at the feet of the armature and drill a wood screw through the loops cementing it in place.
Hope those ideas helped, let me know if you have any other questions..
Hive_minD, heh thanks for your entusiasm, actually this thread has gotten me hankering to sculpt again, the last one I did was about 8 months ago and it was a piece of crap. The next one I do will actually be a revisiting of this sculpts subject. I'm redesigning the suit (oh this sculpt is actually a guy in power armor, not a robot, just thought I'd make a nerdly clarification) and will be doing a new sculpt of him soon using the techniques and lessons I've learned in the past year working for a special effects house. I'll definately do some sort of progess demonstration and try to create some sort of tutorial for sculpting mechanical designs. I'm really glad you like my stuff =)
Saittam_j, Glad I could inspire!
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed, The world in arms is not a way of life at all, in any true sense. Under the cloud of threatening war, it is humanity hanging from an iron cross."
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August 23rd, 2005 #16Originally Posted by Helium Macaroni
there is no way u can make 2 completely even same beaitfly smooth armor pieces, it is unhuman.
i give up, i know i cudnt make a good cube even if my life depended on it.
il stick to organic live things.
although i do wish i could pull this type of shit off, to make bases with mehanical things in it, maybe guns, some better looking ammo pouches or something. the thing that strikes me impossible about this is the following:
so ur sculpting ur robot, and well if u touch it with ur fingers it fucks up the smoothness, if u hit it it fucks up the shape and ur dead, u gotta retsart that part. i just cant believe it.
i myself have never used sand paper, so maybe with it i would be bale to get somewhere.
"Five minutes before a man dies, he is still immortal."
August 23rd, 2005 #17
Another way to create smooth surfaces instead of using plasitc is to roll out sheets of sculpey. Either by a pasta machine, or a bottle or by pressing something smooth against it. Roughly cut parts to the correct size and bake them. When done do the final shaping and sanding before adding them to your sculpt. If they are to be bent etc then put them on a bent surface when baking. Also consider making press moulds for parts that can be used more than once.
If this method is usefull or not does of course depend on what you robot is supposed to look like.
October 11th, 2006 #18
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Though I haven't tried this yet (I've only just started sculpting), it seems that if you produce one "perfect" armor bit, you should be able to fire it, make a mold from it, fire the mold and then go to town. Shoulder-pad factory, baby! Am I wrong? Maybe you need some water or olive oil or some such to keep the mold from adhering to the fresh clay? On review, maybe that is exactly what HellBorn is advocating?


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COPIAPO, Chile Put on a show. Play cards. Sing. Get exercise. And whatever you do, don't get too fat to squeeze through the escape tunnel.
Chilean officials are offering lots of advice to help 33 miners trapped underground keep their health and sanity as they wait to be rescued. One thing they're not sharing with the men is their estimate that it could take four months to drill them out of an emergency shelter nearly half a mile below the surface.
"I hope that nobody commits the imprudence of telling them something like this. We have asked the families to be careful in the letters they write," Interior Minister Rodrigo Hinzpeter said Wednesday. "It's going to be very hard. We're going to have to give them a great deal of attention, care and psychological support."
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. Isaiah Thomas scored 27 points and Tyreke Evans had 25 for the Sacramento Kings, who defeated the Phoenix Suns 121-112 on Friday night.
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The Kings shot 55 percent and converted six straight free throws in the final 16 seconds to secure the victory. Marcus Thornton made five 3-pointers and scored 23 points for the Kings. DeMarcus Cousins had 22 points, 14 rebounds and seven assists for Sacramento. Jason Thompson had 12 points.
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Directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya, the movie, which came out Dec 20, was released in about 4,000 screens. Also featuring Katrina Kaif, Abhishek Bachchan and Uday Chopra, "Dhoom 3" was made on an approx budget of Rs.100 crore.
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on 7/24/2014 12:02:00 AM
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I bought this shade because I heard is close to Kylie's lip color and I love it is so creamy and natural(: I still want to buy whirl by Mac and combine them soo in love , a must if your into natural colors (: Super cheap and pigmented
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I LOVE this lipstick. It's a dark pinkish mauvey color, perfect for everyday wear. It reminds me a lot of Maybelline's Color Sensational lipstick in Warm Me Up, only the Rimmel one smells SO much better. It's a very fruity smell, and almost reminds me of the candy gummy hearts you can get near Valentine's day. The packaging is very simple black plastic with "Kate" written in red on it, which is pretty cool because my name is also Kate :) The price is amazing, if I remember correctly, I got it at CVS for less than $5. It also stays pretty well considering the price. it lasted about 2-3 hours on me with not a lot of eating or drinking. LOVE THIS!
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This is officially my all-time favourite lipstick!
The colour is sort of a dusty rose with cool cocoa undertones (but no so much that it's a 90s throwback lipstick).
- The colour is perfect my cool, fair skin; it's totally buildable between day and evening as well (since my lips are a washed out pale pink this shade adds some richness to them).
- Bonus: the colour is so natural you don't have to worry so much about precise application. I apply directly from the tube as opposed to using a lip brush.
- The smell is delightful.
- It's super inexpensive!
- The staying power isn't anything incredible, but bear in mind that this is your basic drugstore lipstick and in some way we will always get what we pay for. But I don't mind reapplying as needed (every 2-3 hours).
Overall a great buy and a make-up bag must-have.
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My MLBB!! Closest to my natural lip color but it is sexier and healthier looking. Thus the "MLBB" part. :P
The color doesn't wash me out, there's enough brown and pink and "mauveyness" in it and it is appropriate for every occasion and daytime looks. Its texture is heaven! Not too creamy for it to slide around but creamy enough to prevent lips from drying. I never had issues with this lipstick. I even love love love its sweet scent. <3
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New favourite lipstick.
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I haven't bought a lot of Rimmel since I was a teenager but I'm so pleased with this. The packaging is sturdy and functional and on a par with any other lipstick.
I would buy again and will probably buy a back up I like it so much. It's the perfect colour for me whether I'm wearing warmer or cooler colours.
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This lipstick is a medium rose shade with a slight terra cotta undertone. I would say it is a neutral that leans a bit warm. It's kind of a 1990s shade on me - natural, brownish and work appropriate. It's similar to Revlon Rum Raisin, but lighter. If I was going to name it, I'd call it Nude Dawn, because... It's rosy light tan :).
08 has a cream finish that looks matte after an hour and I do not find it to be drying, personally, especially when compared with the Kate Moss Matte Finish lipsticks. It lasts for about 3-4 hours if I am not eating and it doesn't dry out my lips.
This lipstick has the gasoline-dipped Cinnabon smell that the black tube Kate lippies and not the new fruitier, cherry smell. I am not annoyed by that either way, but if you are sensitive to scent...well, you probably wouldn't buy this anyway.
on 2/26/2014 6:34:00 PM
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Honestly, I only picked this up because it was half off at Walgreens this week plus I had a $1 off coupon combined with the fact that my curiousity of this color wouldn't cease after a photo featuring it went semi tumblr famous.
When you look at this color in the tube it is not very appealing I don't think... I mean it looks mauve. Mauve. I hate the word and the color. I had flashbacks to Airy Fairy (a Rimmel shade people raved about in mid 00s) which looked deep mauve with gold shimmer on my lips. Horrors. But for $1 and some change, I decided to give this a go because... the tumblr picture.
The formula is drying. There's no denying that. It feels dry when applying it to bare lips. You need balm under it or over it, which isn't a biggie to me because I like the fact that it sheers out the color, because despite being drying it is pretty darn pigmented. I don't notice the scent that people complain about that much.
The color is kind of hard to accurately describe. Did it look like the picture on tumblr that lured me into buying it? Well of course not. My lips are not the lips of the girl wearing it so different natural lip pigment issues come into play but was it close? Yes, it was in the same color family. Score. Despite looking mauve in the tube it actually goes on lips a rosier pink and yet there is no denying that it contains a slight mauvey undertone that produces a YLBB overall type of color. And it does this while appearing to be pretty darn neutral, so it should work for many different skin tones. Oh yeah, and no shimmer...huge plus in my book. And it really is truly pigmented... I find myself sort of just patting the product on my lips on top of some balm and gives me the look I want.
The lasting power of this is fantastic, even when wearing balm underneath or on top. It comes at an expense though, it is drying. Even with balm I feel a bit of moisture getting sucked out of my lips. I suppose that is what gives it such intense staying power.
If you want a really natural looking lip, don't be afraid to give this a go. It is a very forgiving color.
on 12/5/2013 10:42:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is the perfect My Lips But Better colour. I am NC40 and this is perfect, it is moderately long-lasting, has a nice satin finish. I tried so many different kinds of lipsticks but this is the winner in terms of colour, price and packaging (plus she's Kate Moss). Rimmel never fails to disappoint, the Kate Moss lipsticks have some of the most wearable and amazing colours for different skin types, check it out if you're looking to try sth versatile but subtly different from your usuals.
on 11/8/2013 1:19:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Gorgeous lipstick color for everyday. It's a pinkier version of my lips. Formula is creamy, semi matte. Packaging is cute. Hate the scent but It doesn't linger. I definitely would repurchase this!
on 10/14/2013 11:28:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This is a great "your lips but better" shade. It is a nice soft lipstick that goes on as well as any of my high end ones. I wish it had more staying power, but it is very hard to find a neutral lipstick that stays around for more than a few hours.
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Littlearth�s Quilted Tote is the perfect bag for the fashion-forward sports fan. It combines details like rich satin quilting, faux leather trim and an embroidered team logo to create a tote that caters to both sports fans and discriminating fashionistas. Features embroidered team logo, magnetic snap closure and interior pocket. Measures 16 x 5.5 x 12 inches.
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