Onkruid
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Posted by Kree on January 26, 2000 at 18:54:18:
In Reply to: cover of "Onkruid" posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on January 18, 2000 at 15:51:11:
: On the cover of "Onkruid", a magazine from the Netherlands, New Age : and all, there is a "henna" that looks like it's airbrushed. I say : "Henna" because that's the title at the bottom of the photo, but that : the only reason to call it that ... It's a pattern that seems to be : stenciled and airburshed (you can see the airbrush - like shading) but : it's been done in 1) Temptu or 2) ppd or 3) some black colored : "henna". As it's BLACK and going up the hips and back of a Dutch- West : Indian lady ... it's definitely not the traditional goo. As it's : symmetrical and hard-edged with shading, airbrushed into a stencil : would be the most likely way of doing the job. : The only way to find out, really, is to get one of those pens, sift : like crazy, and 1) see if it can be done with traditional henna : (still really doubtful)rather than ppd or colored henna {which it : almost certainly can be) and 2) see if the medium holds up to artistic : expression or is a headache (clog much????). : (The article on henna "Versier Jezelf met Henna", inside seems to be : full of quotes starting "De Amerikaanse Catherine Cartwright Jones uit : Ohio....." and is full material, jpgs and gifs I emailed to them last : summer. My left hand is bewildered by sudden fame. I can't read Dutch : well enough to understand the article, but it looks really familiar, : very well done, and impressed my children that their mother isn't : entirely an inconsequential old bat....) Catherine - send me the article! I speak fluent Dutch and can easily translate the article for you! After all the nice things you've done for me, it's the least I can do!
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