February 2010
PRINCESS FARHANA: GIG ESSENTIALS: THE ROYAL... →
You should read this. Pretty much, what any dancer should take with them to a gig.
Promomo.com - Seb and Mimi. →
Beautiful. Just fucking gorgeous.
BASICS FOR YOUR TRIBAL FUSION COSTUMING. PART 2....
Right.
Now that you’ve got a couple of ideas and images floating around in your head, it’s time to collect some stuff.
On Ebay, some good things to look for are:
turkoman buttons
tribal belt base
beaded medallions
banjara
thick n’ thin yarn
upholstery fabric
fingerless crocheted gloves
hot fix rhinestones
Kuchi
cowry shells
These are all great costuming elements, and...
Pictures...
In the interim between posts, I’ll be adding pictures & other things I find inspirational.
Working on part 2 of the last post right now.
“When you pray… move your feet. - African Proverb”
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My Etsy Store. →
DIS is where I sell stuff.
Basics for your Tribal Fusion costuming. Part 1.
This blog has started as a way to cope with a hideous bout of insomnia, and being laid up by my recovering from a spazzy neck with a slipped disc in it.
In the coming days, weeks, months, etc.: Planning on covering lots of material, from headdress construction, performance makeup and application, to music selection and professional etiquette, and a whole bunch of other crap that you may or may...
So it begins...
As the Inaugural post for The Kill Room, I’d like to take a moment to explain why I chose the title.
Embarrassingly enough, it does come from a T.V. show, but a decently fucked up show at that. Dexter. If you haven’t seen it, A forensic blood spatter analyst named Dexter moonlights as a serial killer. He preys upon other murderers that he locates mostly from cold case files, usually...
