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Learning from Youth: Michael Smith at the Richard Telles Fine Art gallery
Tue. April 11, 2017
Transmedia professor Michael Smith presents work in the new exhibition Learning from Youth at Richard Telles Fine Art gallery.
Learning from Youth will be on view from April 15 – May 13, 2017.
Wallpapering Facebook: UT Alumna Commissioned to Paint Mural at Facebook, Austin
Wed. April 5, 2017
Annie May Johnston graduated with her M.F.A. in Studio Art in 2016, and since then has made her home in San Francisco. However, Johnston was recently pulled back to Austin for a mural commissioned by Facebook for their Austin headquarters.
Johnston answered questions from Studio Art professor and artist Leslie Mutchler by email.
Leslie Mutchler (LM): In your recent mural commission at Facebook (Austin), you've created a visually intense space—to say the least. The repetitive, hand-painted wallpaper of leaves, stripes and modernized fleur-de-lis is loose, expressionistic and vibrant; and over which you've added abstracted and flattened faux-doorways to interior spaces that bring to mind Memphis Design (Milan, circa 1980s). When you throw in the split complementary and warm/cool color schemes, it becomes an overwhelming, yet compelling mix. How did you arrive at this result? Was it planned? Was it intuitive? Can you walk us through your process?
Annie May Johnston (AMJ): Yes, I did have a plan, but I would say that I only stuck to the basic idea of a patterned hallway with doorways and houseplants. I decided that one side of the hall would be cool "wallpaper" with warm doorways and interior spaces and the other would be the opposite hue. My color choices mutated and changed from the start as the bright pink wall had an extreme reflective quality, so much so that it cast every color I chose for the green wall in a pink light, changing my colors completely. Originally, I planned to do the base of the wall with a stencil, but then I discovered a paint spray gun and the pattern developed out of moves that I had used before in smaller pieces. I also knew that I wanted to use milk paint, which is a type of material that is extremely matte and organic feeling, and I wanted to contrast it with bright acrylic and latex paints. I filled and layered the hallway until it felt satiated and could hold its own weight and was interesting enough on its own. The doorways were the next step, and I really felt they came out of nowhere as they were different from anything that I had made before. These pathways or portals needed to be modern and simple, but also absurd and a bit confusing. Ultimately, the result came from a combination of what the space needed rather than what I wanted and my own personal time spent wrestling and negotiating with the materials and surface.
LM: A patterned hallway and houseplants? What led you to this course of inquiry? Is there a reason you work with interior or domesticated spaces? And why are the houseplants important to the overall composition?
AMJ: Houseplants relate to our human desire to control nature. As captives in our home they completely rely on us for water, sun exposure and nutrients. Within wallpaper there is also that sense of wanting to control our natural environment. I link the patterns in floral wallpaper to expertly crafted gardens in their rows and circles and to our desire to be involved in our natural environment, but from a safe and warm location. The plants in this piece are important because they provide an anchor to the interior and to the "real world", a space that becomes separate from the more alien environment that exists through the portals or doorways. In previous work, my focus was on mapping and the psycho-geography of cities. My focal point was turned towards objects in the cities and later the objects in my own personal space. All of these areas felt too distant or too specific, so now my images are abstracted from my own personal memory. I'm currently trying to find a balance between anonymity and nostalgia.
LM: While here at UT Austin, you made prints and paintings—some installation—but ultimately the work always had an element of repetition. I'd say you are a printmaker at heart—although you work in a great variety of media and ways. How do you think your interest in print, specifically contemporary print, relates to how you make and what you make?
AMJ: I think to describe my relationship to contemporary print means I must talk about my introduction to printmaking. For some time I worked for an atelier in Paris that specialized in lithography, and I had the great honor of working with a wide variety of artists whose prints we pulled and published. At the workshop, Michael Woolworth Publications, we didn't just do editions. I saw prints pulled using pressed and pulped flowers and dried flies. Prints were painted over, folded, added on to, and some incorporated printed materials like books or magazines. Early on I saw print being used in dualities, (e.g., the monotype vs. the edition or the precious print vs. the zine) and in using the medium you encounter a kind of push and pull between intention and form. My most recent work sprung from an exploration of plants, pattern and space, so a natural arena to consider was wallpaper, an art form with its roots in the world of print.
LM: It's great to hear a printmaker talk about print in a less restrictive way. I think your background in print, especially your experiences at the publication shop in Paris has allowed you to work with the idea of the multiple and process in an innovative way. What's next for you?
AMJ: I really enjoyed having free-reign of a 90 ft. surface, especially the uniqueness of a hallway, so I imagine I will look for opportunities to work with other large surfaces in different spaces. My experience changed the way I'm currently working through compositions and colors, and I feel very fortunate that the environment challenged me. I have a show coming up in San Francisco in a space that has really old decorative accents and I am planning on doing a hand-painted area, so I'm looking forward to using the tools I gained during the Facebook project to continue working with the wall directly.
Notes from the Field: Art Education Graduate Emma Grimes at the National Art Education Association Conference
Mon. April 3, 2017
The world's largest art education convention, The National Art Education Association's (NAEA) conference in March is host to 1,000 participatory workshops, panels, seminars for art educators in elementary through higher education. The NAEA works to provide expertise and tools to its many attendees to help them effect change on their local levels. For graduate students and UT Austin professors alike, it is an opportunity to share scholarship and network among peer researchers and educators in the field.
We asked one of our Art Education graduates, Emma Grimes, to give us some notes from the field. She returned with a list of themes, highlights and personal takeaways.
"Some of the recurring themes from NAEA included socially engaged curriculums, specific strategies for how to make a difference with art education, creating communities that foster advocacy, and the increasing need for quality research," Grimes wrote.
On meeting your idols (or at least your authors)
We have done a substantial amount of reading this year and many of the authors of articles we've studied were present at the conference. It was a special experience to hear veterans of the field speak candidly about current topics and issues that art educators face today. As someone just entering into the field, it was inspiring to hear words of wisdom from educators, activists, and historians who have seen art education evolve over the past few decades.
On research presented by a peer
In the session "Understanding Challenges: Teaching and Learning Social Justice Through Art" InJeong Yoon presented her doctoral dissertation research composed of case studies of undergraduate art courses that she had taught where topics of social justice were introduced into her curriculum. Her findings were particularly useful to me, as similar topics and concerns have emerged in the Art and Art History Core freshman class where I serve as a teaching assistant for this semester.
On changes within the field of art education
In the panel between Mary Ann Stankiewicz, Kerry Freedman, Laurie Hicks, Doug Blandy, Graeme Sullivan—all prominent figures in the world of art education and all people who have published articles read in our grad program—they discussed trends in art education research, what research is currently needed, and tactics for encouraging more quality research to be conducted. The question of the value of research in our field was brought up multiple times, and the panelists reiterated the need to garner more support for research if our field is to remain a professional one.
Karen Cervantes named Teacher of the Year at Zavala Elementary in Austin
Sun. April 2, 2017
Karen Cervantes (B.F.A. in Visual Art Studies, 2013) was named Teacher of the Year at Zavala Elementary in East Austin. Cervantes' election to the award came after two rounds of voting among the Zavala Elementary staff.
"I focus on big ideas in my classroom: culture, tradition, identity and play," Cervantes said. "Some of my most successful projects include a paper quilt inspired by Faith Ringgold and a 'big idea' of memory. We also worked on making heroic-identity self-portraits from paper cut-outs and photography influenced by Kehinde Wiley's painted portraits."
Cervantes credits her incorporation of conceptual content into relatable art lessons to the academic work she completed at The University of Texas at Austin and the teaching of Visual Art Studies professors, Dr. Kara Hallmark, Dr. Christina Bain and Dr. Paul Bolin.
A Reimagined Blanton Museum Enriched by Objects from The Art and Art History Collection
Thu. March 30, 2017
The Blanton Museum of Art re-opened its doors on Feb 12, 2017 to a completely reimagined presentation of its galleries and permanent collection. In its new incarnation, the ancient American and Latin American galleries have been enriched by the addition of The Art and Art History Collection (AAHC) on loan from the Department of Art and Art History. Consisting of ancient artifacts, ethnographic materials and historical objects primarily from the Americas, the breadth and depth of the collection spans approximately 5,000 invaluable objects for research and studious exploration.
"Many people in Austin know that the Blanton was a pioneer in the field of Latin American art, but for the last decade, visitors have only had a glimpse of that interest, through temporary exhibitions and programs," says Curator of Latin American Art Beverly Adams to the Austin American-Statesman. "The new installation of the permanent collection will be the first time in our current building that major movements and ideas in Latin American art have been represented."
The Art and Art History Collection ranges from early Pre-Columbian ceramics to twentieth-century hand-crafted textiles, from small lithic bifacial points (ex. hand axes, spear points) to life-size wooden sculptures. Supplemented by cultural holdings from the Texas Memorial Museum and objects from Duncan and Elizabeth Boeckman of Dallas, Texas, the most substantial holdings of the collection pertain to the Pre-Columbian cultures across the Americas.
The process of integrating the long-term loan of the AAHC into the new Blanton galleries offered yet another opportunity for the department and the museum to intersect through the work of the Mesoamerica Center and art history undergraduate and graduate student assistants. "As someone interested in museum work and ancient American art, it was an amazing opportunity to assist with the installation," writes art history master's degree candidate Kendyll Gross. "I came to The University of Texas at Austin as Art History Lecturer and Assistant Director of the Mesoamerica Center Dr. Astrid Runggaldier and the Blanton were creating a plan of action, so I have been active with the project from the very start."
"The first thing that awed me about the collection was its diversity and sheer size. There are over a thousand objects hailing from different regions and time periods of Latin America," writes Gross. "I loved scanning through everything we could choose from. I would research items from the collection and compare them to similar objects in museums across the country. I would flip through the Metropolitan or LACMA's online databases and think 'Wow, we have something just like that here at UT!'
A vital resource for the student and scholarly community as well as the greater community of Austin, a selection of The Art and Art History Collection objects and textiles can be viewed in the new Blanton gallery devoted to the art of the Ancient Americas, and in the gallery of Native American art.


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Matthiessen, Peter
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Discover marvellous Cape Schanck lighthouse on Saturday 13th October for the Cape Schanck Historical Weekend. The historic light is one of the few still operating as it did during the early 1800's. Surrounded by Magnificent historic buildings, the Cape Schanck Lightstation allows visitors to recreate in their imaginations the simple life of a bygone era.
In 1893 on the 28th December the SS Alert sank in deep water close to Cape Schanck. The only survivor was Robert Ponting, the ships cook. Recalling the incident Mr Ponting tells of how, "As he clung to part of a door throughout the night he could see the beam from the Cape Schanck lighthouse, and helped by a favourable current swam towards it, finally touching bottom after sixteen hours in the water."
Cape Schanck Lighthouse will be running evening tours on Saturday 13th October, every half an hour from 6.00-8.00pm. Daily tours will operate as usual, commencing at 10.00am.
The Historical Re enactment Society will be performing three shows on Sunday 14th October at 12.00, 1.30 & 3.00pm. Dressed in the winter uniform representing, the Naval Brigade of the 1900 Boxer Rebellion, the shows include weapons drill, firing a cannon and flag raising.
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Birmingham Al Tornado, Fierce storms produced multiple tornadoes in Alabama Wednesday, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The most amazing video comes from WBRC, FOX station in Birmingham. A camera captured a building in Tuscaloosa tornado km wide.
You can see fighting everything in its path near the University of Alabama, who canceled classes because of the devastation.
Violent tornadoes have ripped through Mississippi, Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia. A long supercell storm is responsible for a tornado that swept through Meridian, MS then Tuscaloosa, AL, and Birmingham, Alabama. This tornado was violent and long-lived and created great damage in these places. Apart from these major cities, many smaller communities have been devastated by the storms.
The weather system killed at least 85 people in five states.
Sixty-one people died in Alabama only Wednesday, but officials feared the number could rise. One of the hardest hit areas was Tuscaloosa, where a tornado barrels through the city, killing at least 15 people. The storm left debris in the streets and businesses unrecognizable. Students at the University of Alabama to use flashlights to check the damage.
The storm system also caused deaths in Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia.
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The Mountain View Tee & Ski is a great base for skiers and golfers alike. The view from the multiple decks is sure to sooth your soul. Melt away your worries in the hot tub on the lower deck. Summer brings a riot of color in the beautiful landscaping, and the trickle of a small stream running through the property. Red Lodge is a quick drive or long stroll from this wonderful home. The Mountain View Tee & Ski awaits you on your next trip to the Red Lodge, Mountain area. This property is also Wi-Fi equipt
There is a bath and two bedrooms on the main level each with a queen bed, the kitchen and living area. Upstairs there is a master bedroom with a queen bed the master bath and a sofa sleeper in the loft area.
awesome place to stay with a great yard to enjoy the mountain scenery
Had 5 family members use the house for a ski vacation and I don't think I could ask for a nicer place to stay.
Overall we had a great time....slept really well because the beds were great! The location was super convenient and I absolutely LOVED the creek flowing through the property! All in all it was great, but was disappointed one of the bikes was not usable as the inner tube in the tire was bulging and thought the kitchen could have been a bit better equipped.
The house was great! Spacious rooms and the floor plans flowed nicely. The hot tube was a great way to unwind from the day's activities and just enjoy the stars with some music. This house is close to downtown red lodge and if you are really into a great steak, you are only about 20 minutes from a place in Roscoe called Grizzly Bar and Restaurant. Only problem was with the house not having a/c,, there was hardly any cross ventilation from the windows. The upstairs room was very stuffy with no air flow from the winds. Might have been the time of year since we were there in the middle of summer. The wildlife viewing was superb! The overall experience was fantastic! I would definitely stay there again. It would have been nice to know that for this property that the garbage cans need to be left in the garage. It was left outside in the driveway when we arrived. The home owners association will come and scold you as we learned this lesson.
My family and I had a great stay at this vrbo home in Red Lodge. It has a beautiful view of the mountains and is conveniently located across from the Red Lodge Golf Course. There were six of us, and it has room for eight, so there was plenty of room. We enjoyed the hot tub at night and watched the 4th of July fireworks from our top deck! Lots of fun in this beautiful home! It isn't far from downtown, which we visited often. We had a fantastic time!
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Habben, Johnson are latest to join Cardinal HOF
The Willmar Cardinal Pride Hall of Fame inductees for 2010 are Kenny Johnson (Class of 1947) and Jon Habben ('75) for 2010.
They'll be introduced at halftime of Friday's homecoming football game against Sauk Rapids.
Habben was among the defensive leaders on the only Cardinal football team to reach a state championship game. That was in 1974. He also competed in three state swimming meets.
Habben lives in Avon, not far from St. John's University where he was an outstanding four-time letterwinner in swimming.
The Johnnies twice selected him their MVP. He was the first Johnnie to attain All-America status, which he was named twice. He set SJU records in six events and two in the MIAC. The eight-time MIAC champion finished top three in 20 of 24 MIAC championship heats over his four-year career.
He and Lori Danziesen have been married for 24 years and have three children. Jon has worked at Gold'n Plump Poultry since 1983 and currently is Corporate Sales Manager. Over the decades, he's been a youth sport coach and board member and general volunteer in hockey and baseball.
Last week's Notebook wrote about the 1946 Cardinals 6-1 football team which Johnson was the top running back. He also lettered in track, baseball and played on the 1947 state tournament hockey team.
Johnson worked 34 years at Honeywell, where he was once named Production Administrator of the Year. He and his wife Joyce, married in 1955, raised four children while living in Bloomington, where he coached youth hockey.
The Johnsons moved to a home on the south shore of Lake Andrew in 2005.
This is the smallest induction class in the nine-year history of the Hall.
Record breaker
In a game that featured 950 yards of total offense, Willmar graduate Michael Dunham, now a junior at Concordia College, completed 32 of 51 passes -- both single-game Concordia records -- but the Cobbers fell 40-28 to St. John's at Collegeville on Saturday in MIAC football.
Dunham threw for two touchdowns and 305 yards. He was intercepted once.
After three games, he's the team's second leading rusher with 102 yards while throwing for 734 yards, seven TDs and two picks.
Softball HOF lauds the late Dick Bjur
Lake Lillian fastpitch softball player Richard "Dick" Bjur will be inducted posthumously into the Minnesota Softball Hall of Fame on Oct. 22. The 26th HOF banquet will be held at the Monterey Ballroom in Owatonna.
The Hall of Fame bi-annually recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the sport of softball.
Besides his outstanding career as a pitcher, Bjur also coached the Ridgewater College softball team to its first state title and also to the national junior college tournament during his first stint as coach from 1988-91. He also coached the Lady Warriors from 1999-2000.
On the fly
Fall's here, but there's still baseball to watch. The Warrior baseball team has been broken into two rosters and is competing in a seven-game fall "World Series" at Bill Taunton Stadium in the late afternoon this week. Admission is free.
Cardinal quarterback Alex Grove has been named Central Lakes Conference Performer of the Week on Offense. The sophomore triggerman connected on 17-of-30 throws for 250 yards and two touchdowns against Rocori.
The next chance to see the unbeaten Ridgewater Lady Warriors volleyball team is on Monday when St. Cloud Technical College is at the college gym. Ridgewater coach Joe Sussenguth has had some outstanding teams in his five-year tenure, but the 2010 edition is looking like something special. After beating Minnesota West Wednesday night, the Lady Warriors now stand 16-0 with 13 of the wins coming by sweep. The squad will be tested this weekend at the North Dakota State College of Science Invite.


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Forums > Hair, Makeup & Styling > Dealing with really flaky, dry skin. :p
Makeup Artist
Posts: 184
Hicksville, New York, US
So the other day, I did makeup for my boyfriends cousin for her sweet sixteen. I did a trial on her, and during that, I noticed that her skin was very dry, and so flaky that almost everything I was doing caused skin to flake off. (Sorry, that sounds super gross.) I told her to exfoliate the night before the day of so that the makeup went on a little bit better. So day of, her skin looked pretty much the same even though she said she exfoliated. I struggled a bit to make everything look smooth, and I eventually found that if I patted the foundation on with a sponge, it caused the least amount of micro exfoliation. Does anyone have any product recommendations or tecniques that could help me if I encounter this again? It was almost a little bit awkward because her skin (although she was happy with the makeup) just didn't come out how I wanted it.
Thanks in advance. (:
Jan 25 13 01:35 pm Link
Posts: 652
Torpoint, England, United Kingdom
See I have excema on my hands feet and face so find it really difficult when it comes to foundation, the only thing i've found that really works is drink a tonne of water, moistureise and use light foundation, I've never found a product that ALONE makes my skin look unflakey x
Jan 25 13 01:39 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 57
Seattle, Washington, US
What kind of foundation did you use? I've noticed that I can't use my graftobian HD on dry skin clients due to flakey-ness, so I use a water base foundation like MAC f&b and apply with a stippling brush.
Jan 25 13 03:01 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 217
New York, New York, US
So far I have not had a customer with sever dry skin. But as for me, I suffer from the extreme dryness. I always try to use a moisturizing foundation like MAC mineralize foundation or Satin Finish or more recently ( and I was shocked !!) BH Cosmetics Liq foundation.
My process before makeup. I exfoliate twice a week, sometimes more. I use a toner for dry skin. Then I moisturize with Nivea ( the big blue jar) or/and Vit E face cream. With weather this cold I also add a thin layer of Vit E oil to my to my face.
I let it "settle" for about ten minuets before I put on foundation. A stipple brush is best but for me its annoying so I use the Sigma F82 or F84 Kabuki brush.
This is my best regimen.
Jan 25 13 06:17 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 133
Prague, Prague, Czech Republic
There are three peeling pads recommendations for non-abrasive exfoliation (chemical). If they were available to me, I'd have gotten one or the other, sadly they aren't (although after a bit of google-fu, I'm hopeful ). Dermalogica also does these, so maybe have a look at them.
Be careful, though, me and my mum have very dry and sensitive skin. I go pink after doing glycolic exfoliation (which is what these pads do) and my mum says they sting and burn her. It's not too bad, but it's definitely something that can happen.
I also wouldn't use it on skin that has unhealed wounds on it (like not-yet-healed blemishes).
I also carry in my kit pads for abrasive exfoliation (they're very gentle). On the very extreme cases, I might use both, but I haven't yet met one like that, although I have thought of doing it once or twice.
Jan 26 13 12:54 am Link
Posts: 259
New York, New York, US
Try Garnier Rescue-Gel cream. I had dry skin around my nose every single winter and I hated it. I happened across this product in RiteAid & it worked like a charm.
Sorry for sounding like an advertisement, lol.
Jan 26 13 06:26 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 304
Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden
Could be that the skin is dry and flaky cos of not being cared for properly but can also be because of eczema... find out which, cos using peeling on eczema is a no-no!!
Please be careful with exfoliators... I for instance have sensitive fair skin, if someone would exfoliate before makeup it would NOT look good, it irritates my skin. It's best done night before with a really good moisturizer after..
Everybody is different but make sure it's not sensitive eczema skin when using glycolic and similar...
For a quick fix on skin like this I use eight hour cream on the worst patches and then stipple on liquid foundation with a sponge.
Jan 26 13 06:32 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 12
Hicksville, New York, US
Vanita MUA wrote:
That's what I used, and I had to kind of pat it on with a sponge for the best result.
Jan 27 13 07:55 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 1
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
You could try using Airbrushing, I've had people with really dry skin... Temptu is really good brand for covering dry skin etc, or I've tried Elizabeth Arden Intervene on someone with exemca and it went really well... Try using a sponge like you said and it will help.
Jan 27 13 04:03 pm Link
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Posts: 17
Glendale, California, US
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Jan 27 13 10:35 pm Link
Posts: 6
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
I would reccomend using QV wash and QV cream. It is perfume, lanolin and propylene glycol free, pH balenced and is super moisturising! You can get it from the chemist and it's inexpensive and basic but it works amazingly.
So many people overstimulate there skin by using heaps of different products, peels, masks etc but it usually makes the problem worse, simple is usually best especially with young skin.
Jan 28 13 07:29 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 4
Paris, Île-de-France, France
Hey ! You should try Embryolisse lait-crème concentré a must for me especially in winter !
Jan 28 13 08:37 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 60
Chicago, Illinois, US
Vanita MUA wrote:
Graftobian + dry, flaky skin = a hot mess! I had to learn this the hard way.
Apr 27 13 08:32 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 1459
Ann Arbor, Michigan, US
Graftobian is the worst for dry skin. I carry a small trial sized Laura Mercier Face Polish in my kit now for private clients. It is hands down the best exfoliate I have ever used. Then moisturize with embryolisse. If the skin is super dry and I am unable to exfoliate, I use the embryolisse baume riche - it hydrates super mega dry flakey skin better than the lait does.
Apr 28 13 12:20 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 149
New York, New York, US
Glycolic retexturizing pads (love Radical) as a way of chemical exfoliation then top with a facial oil (love Nuxe) then top with a moisturizer. If you have time, put on a moisture mask for 10-20 minutes. I love the one from Chanel.
Apr 29 13 12:02 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 2
Brooklyn, New York, US
Macs moisture infusion is a dream come true. I prefer to have hydrating foundations in my kit and to prime and set properly for oily skin. If the skin is dry any
Dry product will texture on it.
Apr 29 13 08:02 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 293
Madrid, Madrid, Spain
I agree on the Moisture Infusion, I have tried it on super dry flaky skin and it worked amazingly well!
May 01 13 04:22 am Link
Posts: 666
Ankeny, Iowa, US
So...Graftobian just looks weird'cause my skin is dry and flaky? I'd been trying to figure out why it was so well reviewed when it looks so, so awful on my skin.
May 03 13 07:37 pm Link
Posts: 747
Redlands, California, US
I too occasionally have flare ups of eczema, so that problem isn't entirely lost on me - especially when it's BAD. Thankfully, not on my face.
I drink even MORE water, avoid dairy (believe it or not, it works for me - but everyone is different), and see if I am stressing out and where I can mitigate it.
Aloe Vera gel helps - even in dry skin.
A facial primer also helps.
May 04 13 09:08 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 3
Stratford, Ontario, Canada
I use the Aloette Restorative Enzyme peel smooths out the skin in seconds and as long as the client is not allergic to Aloe or citrus oils it's fabulous for eliminating flaky skin. Follow exfoliation with an alcohol free toner and a light moisturiser and it's a quick way to solve the flaky skin issue in my practice.
Jul 22 13 06:57 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 1
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
I had a client for a wedding once with very dry skin. Bobbi Brown cosmetics does an extra range which contain super rich moisturizing ingredients.
Cleanse with face oil- its gentle, foaming and leaves the skin super soft.
The key with really dry skin is to use products which are full of ingredients that help hydrate, and also repeat the moisturizing process. Sometimes it can take up to 5 layers of moisturizer, but you need to let every layer soak in first. Face oil and soothing balms are also a great option on top of moisturizer as they give a glow to the skin and you can apply makeup straight on top.
BB Foundation Balm is also a great product because it contains all the same ingredients as the extra moisturizing balm.
Jul 23 13 06:43 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 9
Saint Louis, Missouri, US
Newbie question- Would Face Atelier be a good choice for dry skin?
Jul 25 13 10:35 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 48
Los Angeles, California, US
SD Makeup Artisty wrote:
I had some health issues recently causing my skin to be extremely dry like this and the only thing that helped was using hydrocortisone cream on my skin. I let it dry and then I mix my RCMA foundation with a hydrating serum or I use my OCC airbrush foundation those are the only two options I have at the moment. When it comes to clients I would patch test the hydrocortisone since it has an active ingredient.
Aug 13 13 03:02 am Link
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Posts: 42
Zagreb, Grad Zagreb, Croatia
Carina Chatel wrote:
I second this
Jan 26 14 11:13 pm Link
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Posts: 200
Brick, New Jersey, US
i haven't had any clients with this issue yet... BUT i am pregnant and my out of control hormones have made my skin so so flaky and dry... i exfoliate and it still ends up flaky, i actually exfoliated too much that it irritated my skin so bad i couldn't even put moisturizer on with out my skin stinging!!! there's no hope for my dry skin but i do work at folica.com and found this
http://www.folica.com/spa-and-body/skin … -6-packets
they are a bit expensive but you can use the promotion code MIDNIGHT to get 25% off
Jan 27 14 11:40 am Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 44
Los Angeles, California, US
Love the Embryolisse suggestion. And using a gentle cream cleanser with the Clarisonic Mia brush works wonders. Also Phytomer Vegetal mask if you have an extra 10 minutes. It's a gentle enzyme that 'eats' dead skin. Works like a charm.
Jan 27 14 02:17 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 1
Riverside, California, US
When skin is super dry and flaky try using a face oil. There are so many on the market right now. Bobby Brown has a great face oil. Warm up a small amount oil into the palms of your hands and press it into the face. Let it set for about 5-10 mins. If you feel that the face has to much oil no worries. Just use a tissue and pat it over the oily areas. This helps a lot with mature skin or really dry skin. Hope that helps. If any one has another other questions how to use it just hit me up.
Good luck,
Jan 29 14 04:38 pm Link
Posts: 4
Portland, Oregon, US
vaseline baby! then put some concealer on a sponge and it should blend well
Clinique makes Moisture Surge Face Spray that helps too on makeup already done
Jan 29 14 05:40 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 34
Lemont, Illinois, US
Speaking from experience (I have severe psoriasis) I have a few things that can help! Product-wise I use Clinque Dramatically Different Moisturizing lotion +, Hourglass mineral veil on all dry/inflammed areas and then I either use a very moisturizing liquid foundation (Clinque superbalanced, MAC studio sculpt works for me alright, or thinned out RCMA cream with damp sponge) OR I airbrush if my skin is so bad that I cannot touch it.
The problem with ezcema/psoriasis/dermatitis is that the more you touch it, the worse it gets and then you are screwed at a certain point. Exfoliating on semi dry skin can help that, but if it is severe like this, the best thing to do is moisturize as much as humanly possible.
Sometimes, using vaseline over the areas as a mask can help. Leave it on for at least 10 minutes and it should retain whatever moisture is in the skin, obviously it does not clog pores due to the molecular structure being too large. Having some corticosteroid cream on hand can help (OTC hydrocortisone is the only thing you should use, higher prescription strength can thin skin severely) and can help bring down itching and redness, as well as the flakes.
I hope this helps you out for future dry skinned friends!
Mar 04 14 02:51 am Link
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Sophia Porter wrote:
My fav scalp treatment for severe psoriasis is temovate scalp drops. Will clobex it should only be used 30 days on 30 off. It's perfect for straight Caucasian hair because the alcohol base doesn't get the hair greasy. Topical gels can be applied to treat drier hair and afraid an American hair with better effects. Of course tarsum is great for alleviating this scalp dryness too
Mar 04 14 06:46 pm Link
Makeup Artist
Posts: 28
Amarillo, Texas, US
I wonder if your client was on an Accutane acne prescription? The flaking it causes is horrible!!! A light exfoliation with a soft makeup wipe, Embryolisse, and a spritz of MAC fix+ onto a concealer brush to lightly press the unavoidable flakes back into the skin works for me, as well as a less is more approach to the foundation.
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Re: What can be done to make Lemons more attractive to spectators?
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For those of you obsessed with class C, I encourage you to profitably run a race series on class C entries alone.
Everyone has their own idea of fun. I'd rather work at McDonald's than build/race/deal with a class C car. It holds ZERO interest to me.
For those of you who constantly evangelize the Lemons thing, I ask you, why? Do you need to be validated? If someone wants to race, they'll inquire.
Some of your post is well written but this goes against the grain of your claiming to each their own. What you basically, in your own way, are "evangelizing" is what Chump and other "real racing" organizations are selling. Is it possible that is what you are looking for?
Lemons is about real racing but is also about the absurd, ridiculous and improbable. If you encourage Class C to seek their own race, you are missing at least 50% of what Jay encourages...and he runs his racing series profitably.
FYI I am one of the original posters that encouraged not encouraging more spectators.
I'm not encouraging class C to start their own race. If I come off that way, you get me wrong. I'm just really tired of hearing class C people complain about class A and B cars. The "add more penalties" or "force them to use xx tires" crap is exhausting.
I'm overall fairly happy with Lemons, and I think most of us here are as well. I don't want to deny those who enjoy class C. I don't want to make it more difficult, or discourage those who participate. The percentage of class A drivers who bitch about class C is substantially smaller than the class C guys that bitch about class A/B. Never mind the spectator issue. The constant "answer" to whatever Lemons issues seems to be "discourage class A/B". It's just annoying as fuck.
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This weeks Photo of the Week comes from the most divisive places I've ever travelled. Myanmar. Or Burma, if you are stuck in the colonial times of yore….or American. Myanmar was my most highly anticipated places, and it both exceeded those expectations, and massively fell short of them. Yangon totally rocked my world, and culinary senses, but Mawlamyine was a damp squid in comparison.Read More
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Whilst our time in Indonesia was spent mostly on Bali, we hopped over to another of the 17,000 islands in the giant archipelago too, Nusa Lembongan. There was so much we adored about Indonesia. The people who always smiled at us and forgave our crappy attempts at Indonesian, the intensely lush landscape and….the food. Ah the food. I'm not gonna lie, my stomach was in a pretty poor state after Nusa Lembongan which seriously let the side down on the food front, but more of that another day. Maybe. However on the whole, we took to Indonesian food like savages at a free wine tasting.Read More
Seniman – A Coffee Lovers Paradise
As a bit of a coffee lover and coffee fiend, wherever Lucy and I go, I often find myself searching out where to get a decent cup of coffee. In India, this obsession was reduced by the delicious masala chai available for pennies on every street corner, but throughout South East Asia, where Lipton is considered the connoisseur's tea, coffee becomes an important necessity! Luckily, when we were in Ubud, the Seniman Coffee Studio stepped up to the saucer and offered up some delicious and incredible experimental coffees. Seniman was founded by David and Rodney in 2012, and their passion for coffee is clear. As well as coffee, they serve up some delicious meals (more on that later) in their coffee studio, while across the road, they roast all their own beans, and delve into the wonderful world of cold brew coffee. Seniman roast all of their own coffee. When we asked David why, he simply said that "Roasting is cooking the seed of a fruit. It's so important to understand and to control. We wouldn't really want anyone else to do it for us… It's like a chef just plating someone else's food." It's strange to think that fewer people don't think this way! When we went to visit, we were shown round by the knowledgeable and friendly Leo. As a native Indonesian, it was clear that he wanted us to try some of the amazing Indonesian dishes that Seniman have on their menu, and to experience the offers available from their cold brew bar. I tried the "Nitro Bali Kintamani Cold Brew"…quite the mouthful! It's coffee, brewed for 12 hours, infused with nitrogen. And it's delicious! It's served with this bowl of fruit and veg you see below. As Lucy isn't into coffee as much as me, she opted for the "Sumatra Lampung Smoked Cacao Nitro with Palm Sugar". Again, quite a mouthful I think you'll agree! This one is basically chocolate mousse in a glass. After this delicious introduction to the wonderful world of coffee, it was time to get involved in the food menu. Seniman actually means artist, so Leo promised that we'd have some delicious looking food heading our way. We definitely over-ordered! All the food was absolutely delicious, and the portions are pretty huge! The Gado Gado, was simply epic. I would definitely recommend this as the best dish we tried. It's completely different…Read More
A Dreamy Hike in Ubud, Bali
By the time this post is published we will be spending our last few days in Bali on the little island of Nusa Lembongan, however as I'm writing this we have just got back from another dreamy hike in the gorgeous mountain town of Ubud. This beautiful little place stole my heart pretty quickly upon arrival and it's easy to see why it's so popular with tourists who travel in for the day to check out the legendary monkeys, temples and generally enjoy the (ever so slightly) cooler climes. We, however, decided to stay a few days. Before we embarked on this trip we did a lot of debriefing and analysis of our last trip and both of us realised we were not keen on travelling as fast as we did. Exploring places slowly, with little planning was our motto and thus far we are so much happier travelling this way. The first thing that grabs you about Ubud is the frankly hippy vibe the place has. It's wholly unpretentious though in my opinion otherwise I would hate it…..there aren't really any travel wankers! If you want some dreamy, chilled out clean living, with happy hours for those who want to keep up their daily Bintang addiction — this place is nirvana. We will go into a lot more detail on the various things we have enjoyed here including a fantastic spa day, cinema trip, lots of fantastic food and an introduction to Bali's famous coffee but for now we just wanted to share our favourite hike in Ubud: the Campuhan Ridge Hike (pronounced Ch-ampuhan). This is gonna be a pretty picture heavy post….hope you enjoy it! Once you get to the end of the hike……or in actual fact, the mid-way point, a few traditional painting shops pop up. This one, offering egg painting caught my eye — fun! Then you get to the Karsa Kafe where you can rest your weary limbs whilst sipping on a smoothie. You can even feed the fish if you want (at a price, natch). It really is an amazing place to end up and given the monopoly they have, the prices are super reasonable and the service is excellent. Oli found this great post explaining the best route to take, so instead of a loop that would see us walking back a few kilometres on the road we just followed the trail we…Read More
Jetlag Dramas
Jetlag. What a bastard. Jetlag. Seriously. What a bastard. As you may have guessed, I will be discussing how I am a huge fan of jetlag, and it's affect on the human body. To be fair, travelling nearly 8000 miles across multiple timezones and multiple flights is never going to end easily. However, I thought that it wouldn't have been as bad as it was. There we were, 2am wide awake, having slept for about 4 hours. There was literally no way I either of us were going to sleep any more. It was not ideal at all. Our error, I'm sure was sleeping too much on the plane on the way over to Singapore from London. That flight is about 13 hours, and I think I slept for about 8, and Lucy for about 10 hours. Then, we had another sleep on the flight from Singapore to Bali, before arriving at midnight at our guesthouse in Bali. Obviously 8+2+another 6 or so is quite a lot of sleep! And we found out to our detriment the next night as you have heard. Anyway, we just had to embrace it and we read, researched, chatted, and finally watched the sunrise before having a cup of tea and then heading out for a walk along the beach at about 7am. It was just us and the Balinese families who had come to frolic in the sea before all the tourists steal it away from them. So overall, it could have been much worse, but I think I have a plan of action for next time it happens; 1. Locate a decent bar close to your room 2. Prop up the bar until as late as you can go 3. Sleep peacefully until the next morning 4. Awake with splitting hangover and ask which is worse – Jetlag or Hangover?Read More
Throwback Thursday – Sihanoukville, Cambodia
Otres beach in Sihanoukville was probably one of our favourite places. We stayed for a week on the lovely stretch of sand that offered some of the most incredible sunsets of our entire trip. As the weather in the UK starts to become more and more inclement, it is sad to think that we are no longer sunning ourselves on a lovely sandy beach. Lucikly, we will be returning to South East Asia, and therefore there will be more beaches and sun to see, but nonetheless, it is still a sad day when one looks out at grey skies instead of blistering sunshine.Read More
A Travel Budget for Myanmar (Burma)
Myanmar (Burma) is an expensive place to visit compared with the rest of South East Asia. I assumed before we got there that the main reason is that, because of the lack of tourism, there aren't that many hotels/guesthouses that can accommodate tourists, and therefore scarcity of supply = higher prices. Simple economic equation. This is partly true, but as we travelled around the country, it became clear that many other forces were at work here.Read More
Why Battambang is My FAVOURITE Place in Cambodia
The Lonely Planet lists Battambang as one of the 'Top 10 Things To Do In Cambodia', yet it remains blissfully unblemished by mass tourism. It would probably not be considered as a place on the 'banana pancake trail' (read — place where tourists go!) yet it's full of affordable guesthouses, and even has it's own version of Siem Reap's famous Pub street. Battambang is without question, one of the most interesting places I've visited in south-east Asia. We always planned to go to Battambang, actually, we planned to get the (very expensive) slow boat from Siem Reap initially, but changed our plans when we realised we could get a $4.50 bus instead.Read More


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Pair also charged with conspiracy and money laundering offenses in Massachusetts.
BOSTON -- The owner of a convenience store in Holyoke, Mass., and a manager there were both charged Tuesday in federal court with conspiracy, food stamp fraud, money laundering and wire fraud relating to their scheme to commit food stamp benefit trafficking.
Kathleen Lamson, 56, of Enfield, Conn., and Jorge Martinez, 39, of Springfield, Mass., were charged in a multi-count indictment with conspiracy, food stamp fraud, engaging in monetary transactions and wire fraud, said United States Attorney Carmen M. Ortiz, Brian L. Haaser, special agent in charge of the United States Department of Agriculture - Northeast Region and Susan Dukes, special agent in charge of the Internal Revenue Service - Criminal Investigation, Boston Field Office.
The indictment alleges that Lamson, identified as owner of L&M Market in Holyoke, Mass., and Martinez, the manager of the store, conspired to commit, and did commit, food stamp fraud, wire fraud and other offenses by unlawfully purchasing food stamp benefits for cash at a discounted value and redeeming the full value of the food stamp benefits from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and engaging in monetary transactions to continue the fraud and to avoid detection.
If convicted on these charges, Lamson and Martinez each face up to 20 years imprisonment, to be followed by three years of supervised release and a $250,000 fine. The case was investigated by the United States Department of Agriculture's Office of
Inspector General and the Internal Revenue Service. It is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S.Attorney Michelle L. Dineen Jerrett of Ortiz's Springfield Branch Office.
Among the details alleged in the 24-page indictment:
-- The defendants paid cash for food stamp benefits at the rate of 75 cents on the dollar and then deposited the full cash value of the benefits from the USDA into the store's food stamp account.
-- The defendants made frequent cash withdrawals from the food stamp account to purchase the food stamps of just less than $10,000 at a time to avoid detection.
-- From March 2005 to February 2008, the defendants accepted EBT cards from food stamp recipients wishing to exchange their food stamp benefits for cash, and passed those EBT cards through the store's point-of-sale (POS) terminal, causing the full value of the food stamp benefits to be transferred to L&M Market.
-- The defendants caused more than $1.5 million worth of EBT transactions and food stamp coupons to be transacted. Of that total, roughly $1 million was withdrawn in the form of ATM withdrawals, cash or checks payable to the defendants. At least some of those transactions were allegedly committed to facilitate the commission of fraud.
-- In addition to the cash withdrawals, Lamson on Aug. 20, 2007, wrote a check from the food stamp account for $12,500 to a car dealership as a down payment on a 2004 Dodge Dakota pickup truck purchased by Martinez. On Nov. 8, 2007, Martinez allegedly wrote a check for $11,000 from the food stamp account to himself and on the same day purchased a bank check in the same amount payable to a Honda dealership for a new vehicle.
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Dominguez is accused of one count of aggravated assault and two counts of unlawful discharge of a firearm. The 15-year-old is accused of four counts of aggravated assault and three counts of unlawful discharge of a firearm. Police also are seeking criminal damage charges against both.
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I'm having something of a clear-out and clean-up here at Callum James Heights and I found my stash of religious ephemera a moment ago. Whenever tiny and non-valuable bits of ephemera fall out of books or some to me in some other way, I sometimes add them to a developing pile of bits in a drawer on a similar theme. I do this with religious ephemera mainly because I have a bit of a soft-spot for it! Religious ephemera of this type is always small, domestic and intimate, it speaks very directly to someone's interior life and thoughts. Also, it is usually a tiny example of letterpress printing, chromolithography, typography or some other interesting aspect of the production of ephemera - what's not to like!?
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- cagayano said...
what a beautiful collection of Catholic holy cards!!! these mementos serve as a mirror into the lives of those who owned them. i myself have found a number of them in secondhand bookstores in pages of old prayerbooks and missals, like mementos for a little child's first Holy Communion, an RC priest's ordination day (my treasured piece is a Papal Legate's golden jubilee), a nun's taking of vows, a student's spiritual retreat.
Thank you for sharing your collection!
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Not good, slimy chicken. I don't know who keeps this place in business. The only decent chinese in franklin lakes is golden dynasty.
We have been hunting for a good takeout Chinese restaurant and have only found one that is located in Waldwick.. We enjoy the Golden Dynasty on special occasions but are looking for a local takeout and really want to write a nice review but just can not do it for this takeout joint. I hope they get there act together...
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