This story is so much more than it's description and the characters are the type that stay will you forever. face down(wards) ( person) → a faccia in giù, bocconi ( object) → a faccia in giù ( card) → coperto/a I just loved the depth of the author’s writing, the feelings, the friendships. I could go on and on but simply put.. A connection with the dancer Meredith Monk in 1968 coincided with Nauman's growing interest in the use of his body in the making of his art. He began to explore his body's ability to balance, to make sounds, to be manipulated into significant forms and to make expressive gestures. In 1969 he made two related works which involved facial distortion: Pulling Mouth, made in 16mm film, and Lip Synch, a videotape (both Sperone Westwater, New York). Playing out private performances alone in his studio, Nauman had discovered a rich source of material for works in photography, film and video which he developed over the next couple of years. Studies for Holograms are Nauman's first screenprints and were produced in collaboration with Aetna Studios, New York. They were published by Castelli Graphics, New York. A dry energetic face which seemed to press forward with the spring of his prominent features, as though it were the weapon with which he cleared his way through the world —Edith Wharton

It brought up so many questions and things to ponder... Why was someone born a certain way? Why did someone survive? Was there a grand design? Or was it all just random chance handed out by the universe? I’m very happy I found your materials. But there is one question left: Do you have a document or something where there ist written which eyes and which mouthes belong to which feelings? With some of the things it’s hard to tell for me…

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I listened to the AUDIO version. 🎧 - Rob Shapiro (the Narrator) did an amazing job! He managed to make me feel like I was reading, not hearing it - and thanks to him I was fascinated from start to finish. ❤

There are so many possibilities for working with this resource. The cards could be used as a matching pairs game. Lay out all the cards and ask a child to choose a mouth and eyes that match – name the emotion. The book also has a good romance in it. Ambrose and Fern's romantic development-- from childhood strangers to friends to lovers-- was so remarkable. It developed naturally and beautifully. Their love was so inspiring I don't think I would ever forget it. I am forever thankful that authors like Amy Harmon exist. An incredible book like this deserves the spotlight. It's one that I wouldn't trade for any book. The man thus described in Hudson’s story, The Tenant, is trying to pry information out of a troubled woman. The author built upon the paper knife comparison by adding “Ready to slit her open.” A face that looked as if it had been left out on the fire escape for over half a century —Rex StoutKevyn Aucoin also offers tidbits about his philosophy on makeup and charming stories of his life that relates to makeup. Now him, I loved. Such a sweetheart. I could not get enough of his character. I think I marked almost everything he said. Such wonderful and smart kid. His story was heartbreaking. That little, weak body had such an enormous soul. He was the voice of reason. And a nice break from those two whiners "me, me me, boohoo, I'm ugly, my life is over". And I'm not trying to make fun of either F or A for what they went through, I just felt like those two were way too self-centered, and I liked that he pointed that out. And that scene where he asked Rita to dance was so precious. His character gets 5 easiest stars I have ever given. Fern has become one of my favorite heroines. The other day a friend asked me if I could be any female book character who would I be...I would be Fern. I loved her grace and passion and her ability to love unconditionally. Constant quoting from the Bible was just too much for me. I felt like author was trying shove God and Jesus down my throat. He said this and he did that. And to top it all of, her father's favorite t-shirt had the writing "what would Jesus do" on it. I mean... pfff... Seriously? I get it, he's a pastor, but come on.

This is definitely a book that makes you feel and think about things like your own mortality, standards of beauty and dealing with the loss of loved ones. It's not just a love a story, it's a story that will have you experience emotions while you go through the journey with the characters. I knew this was going to be sad. From the prologue you get an idea and spend half the time preparing yourself. But then it all plays out in a completely different and devastating way. It's an emotional story about friendship, courage and unconditional love... But also death, war and trauma.

A great book by an incredible and influential legend. It focuses on makeup photography and tutorials. This book is great for beginners who want to get a brief but informative look into the makeup industry. These blank face templates are perfect for getting your class involved on art projects about faces, encouraging them to look for the features to use in their work. We have all types of keyboard faces. Search for any keyboard emoji faces or faces with keyboard, make face with keyboard and cute faces on keyboard. These are the best keyboard face ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) that you can find online. Select your favorite keyboard emotes now and send it to your friend. What does the keyboard face mean?

According to Kevin, he argues that makeup can make anyone any race they want, saying he can be Asian one moment and Spanish the next. I think that the climate of today's cancel culture would definitely not let him get away with saying that so this book definitely shows it is from another era. I can't believe I haven't read it sooner. Amy Harmon is such a genius and a talented author and I knew it just by reading the first few paragraphs of the book. She did a wonderful job in this novel because of the way she chose words that absolutely hit home. All throughout the book I found myself hanging on to every word because I'm afraid I'll be missing out a tiny detail. So in this book I loved many characters but my favorites were Fern, Bailey and Ambrose. Fern and Bailey are cousins who live next door to each other. Bailey has muscular dystropy and Fern helps him in anything he needs. They are wonderful characters and funny and smart and dorks and I loved them. I wanted to be their best friend. Yes, I say that a lot in books! I get really involved in my books and the characters. Don't judge me! Could you belong to someone who didn’t want you? Fern decided it was possible because her heart was his, and whether or not he wanted it didn’t seem to make much difference.” The end of this book broke my heart and made me rage. Okay, the very end was a good ending. But before that I just, there was, WAIT . . .Going in to this book, I thought I new what to expect. I new it had a military theme because I'd read the blurb and I thought I new what was going to happen. Fern is a heroine you will fell in love with from the beginning. She's a heroine you will want to be friend with, a heroine that will make you feel and think about life, family and friendship and maybe a heroine you will connect with. She was such an endearing character and her character’s development was pure and simple stellar. She is genuinely a good person, with a heart of gold. She’s sweet, caring, protective, thoughtful and honestly she’s one of the greatest heroine I had the pleasure to read about. Seeing her come out of her invisible shell was heart-warming. Her “transformation” was in some way satisfying, believable and overall really well done. She had all my admiration for sacrificing her future to be with her cousin, Bailey and later for being persistent in showing Ambrose that people who cared about him still care, despite the fact his appearance changed. Her face, pinched from the cold, made her look like a young girl in the Depression of the thirties —Penelope Gilliatt