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Maxens M. Finch
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Interests: Fashion, Charles Addams, physical computing, OpenVMS, style, youth rights, feminism
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This is amazing. Her eyes reminds me of a CARTOON FAWN and I need to find a tutorial for making eyelashes from hair!
Commented Jan 7, 2013 on From One Eye to Another at Style Bubble
From One Eye to Another
>> It's often quite difficult to argue my case when I insist that I'm actually "hard at work", earning an honest living (debatable, right?) and contributing to the good of society. Especially on days like this, when I'm in New York, sitting in a quaint apartment in Chelsea with a wonderful nine...
The last two photos turned out wonderfully! Great colors, and the car one captures well what you see/feel like when you're on your way.
Commented Dec 21, 2012 on Disposable Camera December at My Blog
Disposable Camera December
I refuse to believe it's December already. It's been upwards of 70 degrees in Columbia, and in my book that's not okay. I've been sick with bronchitis this week, which hasn't been fun but I've been making it through! One of the things I wanted to do was to get a disposable camera and just play w...
Riddle's work is exactly what I needed to know about to get inspired for some personal design.
Second Jaffe photography makes me think of Indochine's Canary Bay.
I love the eeriness of Danger's illustrations and lost disenchantedness of Caroll's polaroids.
Thanks for making me know them!
Commented Nov 6, 2011 on Art Inspiration at My Blog
Art Inspiration
Steven Riddle I love the lines and the colors of this piece. There's something so beautiful about the contrast of the bright colors and muted colors, as well as something interesting abot the contrast between the organic and geometric shapes. Olivia Jaffe Jaffe's picture...
I can't go to the exhibition, I never read Dazed (never got the occasion), but you got me passionate about it too. I think I'll try stealing the book, either way it's on my birthday list.
It seems so damn interesting, why can't you steal an exhibition?
Commented Nov 6, 2011 on Winging It Dazed Style at Style Bubble
Winging It Dazed Style
It's difficult to review Dazed & Confused's 20th anniversary book and the accompanying exhibition at Somerset House that has just opened without getting personal. It didn't occur to me just how personal until I started walking through the exhibition at Somerset House, where countless impactful ...
Something I definitely needed to be reminded of!
I've been stressing over passing the baccalauréat as a candidat libre (free candidate) next year, not being ready at all, not knowing if I want to do fashion or something more scientific (computing, or robotic, electronics, or maths).
BUT ->
I(we)'ve got time. I(we) just have to make up my(our) mind.
This picture makes me feel calmer and quiet :)
Commented Oct 6, 2011 on No title at My Blog
No title
Hi,
Found your blog while searching for 100 Projects... reviews.
Interesting so far, both your look and collections' reviews.
I like that you show the whole collections, and a personal review that doesn't sound too amateurish while keeping a personal feeling.
You really have your own twist on fashion blogging; I'd ask questions but I think I'll read the whole blog first in order not to bother for some answer I could have found easily.
I'll come back!
Pashupati
Commented Oct 6, 2011 on New looks at My Blog
New looks
Put these both on my lookbook! Find them HERE
Never for health issue (not my back, my legs' tendons).
Otherwise, I'd wear some if I think they are beautiful or interesting.
Commented May 10, 2011 on Unrealistic Fantasies: Shoe Division at A Dress A Day
Unrealistic Fantasies: Shoe Division
I know at least two folks sent me this link -- Tricia, and someone else [Lisa?], feel free to step forward in the comments -- and, well, wow. These would be so much fun to pair with a stunt dress ... you know, if I had a spare $795 (!) plus whatever it costs these days to hire four strong men ...
"There is a high correlation between "programmer" and "gamer"."
A mean part of me wanted to say: "ugliness."
Sorry, the temptation.
(don't take it bad, dudes)
Commented Dec 11, 2010 on My Holiday in Beautiful Panau at Coding Horror
My Holiday in Beautiful Panau
There is a high correlation between "programmer" and "gamer". One of the first Area 51 sites we launched, based on community demand, was gaming.stackexchange.com. Despite my fundamental skepticism about gaming as a Q&A topic -- as expressed on episode 87 of Herding Code -- I have to admit it ha...
« [...] depuis Freud et Jung, son papa et sa maman. »
C'est bien gai, tout ça.
Commented Dec 12, 2009 on Arica le 7 décembre à Paris at Da Vinci Blog - Le blog de l'Ennéagramme
Arica le 7 décembre à Paris
Jean-François Bedel, l'Ecole Arica à Paris, présentera ses activités autour de l'enseignement du psychiatre chilien Oscar Ichazo, dont les travaux sont aux sources de l'Ennéagramme moderne. Ennéagramme, vague outil d'accompagnement dont nous rappelons qu'il est juste la plus grande avancé...
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