Tuesday
February 21, 2006
In case you are wondering what I do for a living, I make mannequins look pretty (among other things). I am working on putting my portfolio online, but for now here are some of my recent mannequins:
Top to bottom: Chaps for Misses, Candies for Juniors, (Tony) Hawk Clothing for Young Men and Chaps for Men.
(The mannequins in the first photo are new and they have nipples, which none of my other female mannequins do not have. Nipples are not uncommon with mannequins, as most department store mannequins have them. The reason this is worth noting is because the mannequin on the right is wearing a very thin blouse that is apparently see-through with the flash reflection. My already creepy photos just got even creepier!)
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Although I love watching the Olympics, there is something that has always bugged me about them and the New York Times has hit nailed it on the head:
Sure, it’s easy to carp about the stuff athletes are forced to wear as they turn into branding machines. But isn’t it worth pointing out how Olympics style gets stranger with every edition of the Games? … And isn’t it fair, too, to ask why some of the best physical specimens on the planet, people with physiques most designers dream of dressing, are being crammed into get-ups that make them look like either refugees from “Pee-wee’s Playhouse,” Hello Kitty cultists or Saturday morning cartoons?
More here.
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Saturday
February 11, 2006
How can we trust WNBC and their weather forecasts if they can’t even get all of the clocks set correctly?
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