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How to Reduce Cellulite: Proven Strategies for Smoother Skin
Cellulite is a common concern for many people, especially women, who may feel self-conscious about the dimpled appearance of their skin. While cellulite is a normal and natural occurrence, there are several proven strategies for reducing its appearance and achieving smoother, more even-looking skin. In this article, we’ll explore the best ways to reduce cellulite,…
Journeyman Camera: A Comprehensive Guide for Aspiring Professionals
The term “journeyman camera” is one that may not immediately resonate with everyone, but in the world of film and video production, it’s a key concept. A journeyman camer’a operator is an individual who has honed their skills through experience, becoming proficient in the craft of cinematography. Whether you’re starting your journey in camera work…
Solvents in Food and Beverage Packaging Machinery: Ensuring Safe and Efficient Operations
As a food and beverage manufacturer, ensuring the safety and efficiency of your packaging operations is paramount. One critical aspect often overlooked is the proper use and management of solvents in packaging machinery. Ohana Chem Co’s n-Heptane solutions play a vital role in maintaining equipment, but they also pose potential risks if not handled correctly….
Conrad Guevara
Conrad Guevara is a sculpture, performance, and installation artist based in San Francisco. He received his masters at the San Francisco Art Institute and has gone on to do interactive, abstract solo-work as well as collaborations with Bonanza Art Collective. He was happy to meet me over coffee to discuss accessorizing, parades, and dragging stuff off the…
Amanda McCavour
Amanda McCavour is a Toronto-based artist who makes drawings, installations and embroideries. Amanda uses thread as a mechanism for creating delicate three-dimensional “drawings” that explore the connections between textiles and the body. In this article, Adriana investigates her enigmatic embroidery process, her transition in and our of academia, and how it effects her artistic process….
Navigation at NDSM
Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Venison Magazine, my friend and colleague, Amber Imrie-Situnayake spent the majority of this past October in a shipping container. As an artist-in-residence at NDSM Treehouse in Amsterdam, she designed and installed a series of thread installations that were site-specific to one of the art city’s many shipping containers nested in a shipbuilding yard….
Lauren Toomer
Lauren’s work has built a bridge between science and art in the way that reminds us how enchanting the human anatomy is, even post mortem. Her series of sculptures, paintings and drawings are carefully determined through research, grazing upon the surface of potential memories and stories. She teaches art and anatomy at Stanford University while…
Bryan Kring
Bryan Kring is an Oakland-based book artist and graphic designer. His enchanting images and dark humored writing are often enhanced with interactive mechanisms that pull you into another world held in the palm of your hand. I visited him in the studio to see more of his work in person and ask him about his…
Arthur Huang
A scientist and artist, Arthur Huang documents the mundane task of traveling to and from work. His art showcases the heavy task of recreating his daily routes, sometimes at the end of the day. Just shy from engraving his every move, Arthur has created a world of travels which we were fortunate enough to learn…