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Body Painting JapanSaturday, July 31, 2010
Latest Body painting actress indonesia Debby Ayu
Full Name: Debby Ayu Novitasari Agustine
Nick Name: Debby Ayu
Place / Date of Birth: Bandar Lampung, August 7, 1988
Parents: Darilsyah. B & Darlisa
Film: The Threatening Prayer, kimpoi Contract Again MBA (Married By Accident)
FTV: Flowers, Do not Go From me, boyfriend Refill, Between me, You and Your Love
Sinetron: That, Achieving Dreams
Mobile phones: Nokia E90, Nokia E71, Nokia 8800 Arte &
Favorite Feature: Internet
Debby Ayu Novitasari Agustine or commonly called Debby Ayu often look sexy. After playing in 'The Threatening Prayer', Debby appear bold in the 'Contract kimpoi Again' and 'Married By Accident'.
In 'Married By Accident' he acted as Stella, the girl who hooked HiperSeks mutually boys. Do not be afraid nicknamed bomseks artist?
Debby Ayu who are currently enrolled at the London School is not afraid to admit it got the nickname. For Debby, though to look sexy but still professional.
Women born in Bandar Lampung, August 7, 1988, admits it is often in contact with sexy roles in big screen. During this genre of film comedy has always been an adult.
Debby career journey started at the end of 2006. At that time he moved to Jakarta and started his career as a model. Debby is also an acting school to support his career. After posing for various magazines, he began to explore FTV display and advertising.
Professionalism became the reason for the smooth running of the body was willing Debby enjoyed a lot of people. "Oh what to do anymore, I'm ready if for that (the bed scene-ed). It must be a professional when he received the role, "said Debby when found in Dian Kenanga, Housing, South Jakarta, Monday (24 / 5)
Movie stars Married By Accident (MBA) was trying to comply with the requirement to support the story and screenplay of his career.
Nick Name: Debby Ayu
Place / Date of Birth: Bandar Lampung, August 7, 1988
Parents: Darilsyah. B & Darlisa
Film: The Threatening Prayer, kimpoi Contract Again MBA (Married By Accident)
FTV: Flowers, Do not Go From me, boyfriend Refill, Between me, You and Your Love
Sinetron: That, Achieving Dreams
Mobile phones: Nokia E90, Nokia E71, Nokia 8800 Arte &
Favorite Feature: Internet
Debby Ayu Novitasari Agustine or commonly called Debby Ayu often look sexy. After playing in 'The Threatening Prayer', Debby appear bold in the 'Contract kimpoi Again' and 'Married By Accident'.
In 'Married By Accident' he acted as Stella, the girl who hooked HiperSeks mutually boys. Do not be afraid nicknamed bomseks artist?
Debby Ayu who are currently enrolled at the London School is not afraid to admit it got the nickname. For Debby, though to look sexy but still professional.
Debby Ayu Sexy hot bikin
Debby career journey started at the end of 2006. At that time he moved to Jakarta and started his career as a model. Debby is also an acting school to support his career. After posing for various magazines, he began to explore FTV display and advertising.
Debby Ayu with Red Bikini
Professionalism became the reason for the smooth running of the body was willing Debby enjoyed a lot of people. "Oh what to do anymore, I'm ready if for that (the bed scene-ed). It must be a professional when he received the role, "said Debby when found in Dian Kenanga, Housing, South Jakarta, Monday (24 / 5)
Debby Ayu Sexy Photo on Me Magazine
Movie stars Married By Accident (MBA) was trying to comply with the requirement to support the story and screenplay of his career.
Friday, July 30, 2010
July Last Thursday Artwalk on Alberta Street + new corset
So its Friday morning and i am having a hard time keeping my eyes open and my legs and arms feel as if they were made of lead but emotionally i feel elevated and inspired- these are the true sings of a art walk that went well!
Yesterday was Last Thursday Art walk on Alberta St ( a free art vending opportunity that occurs monthly in Portland Oregon.)
Unfortunately this was the first one of these i was able to attend so far this year because previous months it was either raining or i was out of town. So, i decided i was going to go this month and go enforce, thus i took the day off from work so that we could arrive
super early ( around 12:00pm) to stake out a good spot.
This is a photo Danny took after i had finished getting ready by painting my face for the art walk.
It was a super bright day so we were very lucky to have grabbed a spot with ample shade and trees. Still...the brightness made it hard to snap photos of our booth setup during the day but Danny managed to grab some of my body painting exploits:
I painted several lil girls faces + a few young adult faces...but when i asked one person if i could paint their face they turned around and asked " can i paint you!?"
Of course i said yes! they painted a small vine starting from my numb up a lil past my hand that ended in a heart. It was a silly/fun/unexpected treasure.
As the day crept into night danny was able to get a shot of our booth setup:
This photo was taken at a strange angle because what you dont see is the massive wall of moving people walking down the street in front of the booth. The turnout for this was just insane. After 8:00pm it was almost impossible to step out of the booth because the "river of flesh" was roaring!
We were setup facing the street with two tables on parallel sides .
One table with my my art:
the other table with Danny's art:
We used to always set up our artwork together but found that customers got confused as to "who's artwork was who's" which seemed to bother them a bit. Thus, we have found that now this separation seems to streamline customers experience making it less "modge podged" and more effective.
We did also have Danny's stencil records and a few silkscreen shirts on display laying on a sheet on the sidewalk:
We had a lot of folks stop and hover over the records- seems a particular point of interest to many.
We did well in sales this time which is always encouraging. We sold two of my pen and ink on Masonite board illustrations, a few art prints, a couple tie dye, and several face/body paintings.
Also managed to luck out and have a bunch of familiar faces pop up out of the blue so there was lots of hugs and catching ups to do. Met a few new friends as well.
And, as allways...its left me really looking forward to the next art walk on Alberta!
If you are interested in seeing some wonderful documentive photos of the this months artwalk check out the amazing Anni Becker's photographs here- bosting photos of all the crazy splendors of the day such as fire dancers, roaming musicans, dance pits, free hugs, crazy costumes, cute puppies, cops, artwork and artists , jugglers and much much more!!!
In other news, my new corsets arrived in the mail this week!
They were made by Danny's talented lil sis seamstress extraordinaire:
I am in love with it! I had picked out the fabric and sent it over awhile ago so i was delighted to have it in time to wear to the art walk last night.
Tomorrow i am going to the FaerieWorlds summer celebration festival to check it out for the first time. I am mainly going to enjoy myself but partly going to scope out the art vendors to see if perhaps i should hold a booth of my own at the fair for next year. we shall see! Also very excited that i get to do some body painting while i am there: will be painting the Didgeridoo Man in the band Telesma for their musicale prefromance at the festival! Pictures from this outing will most probably be posted via blog update on Monday.
Hope everyone has a lovely weekend filled with joy, relaxation and creation.
Peace n Love,
-Chelsea Rose
Yesterday was Last Thursday Art walk on Alberta St ( a free art vending opportunity that occurs monthly in Portland Oregon.)
Unfortunately this was the first one of these i was able to attend so far this year because previous months it was either raining or i was out of town. So, i decided i was going to go this month and go enforce, thus i took the day off from work so that we could arrive
super early ( around 12:00pm) to stake out a good spot.
This is a photo Danny took after i had finished getting ready by painting my face for the art walk.
It was a super bright day so we were very lucky to have grabbed a spot with ample shade and trees. Still...the brightness made it hard to snap photos of our booth setup during the day but Danny managed to grab some of my body painting exploits:
I painted several lil girls faces + a few young adult faces...but when i asked one person if i could paint their face they turned around and asked " can i paint you!?"
Of course i said yes! they painted a small vine starting from my numb up a lil past my hand that ended in a heart. It was a silly/fun/unexpected treasure.
As the day crept into night danny was able to get a shot of our booth setup:
This photo was taken at a strange angle because what you dont see is the massive wall of moving people walking down the street in front of the booth. The turnout for this was just insane. After 8:00pm it was almost impossible to step out of the booth because the "river of flesh" was roaring!
We were setup facing the street with two tables on parallel sides .
One table with my my art:
the other table with Danny's art:
We used to always set up our artwork together but found that customers got confused as to "who's artwork was who's" which seemed to bother them a bit. Thus, we have found that now this separation seems to streamline customers experience making it less "modge podged" and more effective.
We did also have Danny's stencil records and a few silkscreen shirts on display laying on a sheet on the sidewalk:
We had a lot of folks stop and hover over the records- seems a particular point of interest to many.
We did well in sales this time which is always encouraging. We sold two of my pen and ink on Masonite board illustrations, a few art prints, a couple tie dye, and several face/body paintings.
Also managed to luck out and have a bunch of familiar faces pop up out of the blue so there was lots of hugs and catching ups to do. Met a few new friends as well.
And, as allways...its left me really looking forward to the next art walk on Alberta!
If you are interested in seeing some wonderful documentive photos of the this months artwalk check out the amazing Anni Becker's photographs here- bosting photos of all the crazy splendors of the day such as fire dancers, roaming musicans, dance pits, free hugs, crazy costumes, cute puppies, cops, artwork and artists , jugglers and much much more!!!
In other news, my new corsets arrived in the mail this week!
They were made by Danny's talented lil sis seamstress extraordinaire:
I am in love with it! I had picked out the fabric and sent it over awhile ago so i was delighted to have it in time to wear to the art walk last night.
Tomorrow i am going to the FaerieWorlds summer celebration festival to check it out for the first time. I am mainly going to enjoy myself but partly going to scope out the art vendors to see if perhaps i should hold a booth of my own at the fair for next year. we shall see! Also very excited that i get to do some body painting while i am there: will be painting the Didgeridoo Man in the band Telesma for their musicale prefromance at the festival! Pictures from this outing will most probably be posted via blog update on Monday.
Hope everyone has a lovely weekend filled with joy, relaxation and creation.
Peace n Love,
-Chelsea Rose
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