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Straddling the line between sculpture and photography, artist Christian Faur uses thousands of differently-coloured, hand cast crayons to create his amazing, pixellated works.

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By:  jeremy elder                        Source

A girl.

Art is an effort to create, beside the real world, a more human world.

By:  Dmitry                        Source

I had a few good reasons for wanting to interview Still Life Still. Speaking with Toronto indie rockers (like the Dinosaur Bones) about other local goodies, Still Life Still is generally mentioned.

They also have a show coming up on February 27th at the Silver Dollar, so I knew that I”d be able to catch them there with The Paint Movement – and I do enjoy The Paint Movement.

The third, and probably the most prominent reason, was that I recently heard little birdie whispers in the wind that Still Life Still was about to sign a contract with Arts & Crafts. Signing to Arts and Crafts would put them alongside some of the biggest names in the Canadian indie rock scene.

By:  Joe Zabukovec                        Source

The best part about the Oscars is watching Red Carpet action, I can”t wait to see what fabulous clutches the stars bring out! I”ve confirmed that the following celebs will be carrying VBH clutches– Amy Adams, Tina Fey and Naomi Watts! (I was going to carry VBH as well, but am sick in bed waaaaaah!) Amy Adams is seen in the VBH Ballerina Clutch in Dark Red Satin above.

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Check Beautysnob.com for Oscar Beauty!

By:  Tina                        Source

(image from www.espaonline.com)

Last December, I reviewed the 24 Hour Moisture Complex from ESPA. Today, I am reviewing Detoxifying Salt Scrub from the Renew bodycare range.

This is essentially a two-in-one product, which works both as a salt scrub and bath salt. The salt particles are mainly of two sizes. Most of them resemble finely ground table salt and some resemble coarse sea salt. When applied onto the skin, it is the smaller salt particles that are doing the exfoliating job. The larger salt particles drop into the bath as they are meant to be bath salt.

The product features a mixture of plant oils, which include sweet almond oil, sunflower seed oil, and coconut oil. They moisturize the skin during the exfoliating. Some might find them to be a little too emollient. In this case, a small amount of cleanser can be used afterwards just to take off the extra emolliency.

The product has a fairly long-lasting citrusy scent, which is from added fragrant components.

Overall this is quite a heavy-duty body scrub that leaves the skin smooth and conditioned. I would suggest using very soft and gentle circular motions and avoid any sensitive area of the skin.

By:  PJ                        Source