About

I’m a 22 year old from South Chicago, the actual city not south of.

I am a gypsy; previous to moving to Penn. for school I was living in New Mexico. I like moving and traveling a lot.

I participate in work study for my school. They have me working at The Monessen Heritage Museum in town. There I’m around the greatest old people in the world, who have become my family away from home. I help there with curating, other computer work, drinking their coffee, eating their food, and basically anything else they need me to do.

I need a new camera. Right now I work with a Canon EOS Rebel GII that I got many years ago, some shitty low pixel digital camera by Polaroid, and a few Lomos. I really should invest in a good camera but I keep spending my money on Sidekicks, video games and other things I can probably do without.

I am a special effects make up student at a school near Pittsburgh. I have too much fun doing what I’m doing. I’d really like to get a tech job when I get out of here and contribute to the movie industry.

I usually post school stuff during the week and photos I’ve taken and other randomness on weekends.

I’ll add more to this later.

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  1. 1 Emily on November 30, 2008 said:

    Hi there!
    I’m a makeup artist from Vancouver, Canada
    i was googling about “how to do a frozen makeup”… and i saw the pix
    you model for your friend..
    i was wondering… is there any way i can get the information on that?

    im doing a shoot recently..
    which they asked for a frozen icing look… I HAVE NO CLUE HOW!
    if you can send me an email with info on frozen makeup tips
    i will be so much appreciated!!
    thanks! hope to hear from you soon!

    Cheers,
    Emily

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  2. 2 speedxgrapher on January 29, 2009 said:

    Greetings from Greece!

    Well, I am a Jack of all trades kind of person, currently working as a journalist, photographer and translator, while dabbling in some DJing for Japanese music events. My main fix is popular culture and all it entails, from comics, to manga, to anime, video games, you name it and of course, cosplay (photographing it, not actually doing it).

    In fact, after digging around in your blog, I thought it was a good idea to put a link to it in my own (Otaku Lens). Drop by and have a look, and if you like what you see, you could link me back (you don’t have to though :) )

    Cheers and I hope you fulfill your dream of zombifying people all day long.

    Andreas

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