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@TheWorkbook & Art Directors Club @adcglobal Creative Circus
Workbook and Art Directors Club brought art to life last week with its inaugural Creative Circus. 100 artists and photographers feverishly snapped, sketched and painted burlesque performers as guests witnessed this living gallery, served by some of the fiercest cross-dressers I’ve seen!
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All of the art was available for purchase, hot off the easel!
Here are some of the sights and scenes from the evening…
Yes, that’s a real nail, and yes, her’s really hammering it up his nostril!!
This was pretty cool…when you take a photo head on of on at the floor/wall mural, it creates a 3-day effect.
kisses, Olisa
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RGB Cosmetics Nail Polish in Camel
photo cred: blog.needsupply.comI wanted to do a quick post on the @rgbcosmetics nail polish in Camel I picked up in my Beautylish’s Beauty Social swag bag a few weekends ago. I’ve been so obsessed with nudes, tans, and browns on my nails lately. I didn’t look at the name when I first put the polish on and I was trying to figure out how I would describe the color until I looked and saw it’s name is Camel. The color really does remind me of a camel. It’s almost like a warm beige foundation color.
I put on two colors like I would any other color. Base coat before and top coat after. The color comes out a hair darker than it looks in the bottle because I did apply two coats. This is the first RGB polish I’ve ever tried. I’m a new fan. If you don’t know already from a post I did a while back I’m rebuilding my nail polish collection because of an unfortunately incident. Definitely going to get more colors ASAP!
Their polishes are listed as:
“No Formaldehyde, No Toluene, No DBP,
No Formaldehyde Resin, No Camphor
Made in the USA
Cruelty Free”You can purchase your own Camel polish or any other RGB nail polish on their website. Polishes are $16 a bottle. A bit pricey but their color selection is fabulous.
xo, June 🙂
