By nancytran March 03, 2013
I've heard about Tattoo Mayhem from many people and I stopped by recently for a design and the people there were very friendly. Not only did they make me feel welcomed but their work is amazing and I definitely will be getting my tattoo here. ...read more
By MonaVie RVL - Lose Weight December 30, 2011
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By Judith C. October 24, 2011
This is an AMAZING place. VERY CLEAN and WORTH THE PRICES! i started going here about 2 yrs ago. I got my first tattoo done there. Although in a very private area, the guy doing my tattoo made me feel very safe and comfortable. I now have 5 tattoos, have brought 4 friends/family to them and we will be going for my 6th this Friday. Needless to say, you can tell I am very pleased with this place. Danny and Chris are amazing artists. I forgot the woman's name but she is very good as well. I gave this place 5 starts because that is all they allow. DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO EVERYONE ...read more
My name Janet Audrey Wilson, I am a Independent Author, VOCALIST, ARTIST, my songs are available with several on-line music stores and three of my books are now available in e-books with several on-line bookstores worldwide. My seven e-Books are, Lost in the Bush at Crab Bush Hunting, Healing Desire, HopAlong, First Words and Pets/Baby's First Words and Pets, Poem and Prose, First International Alphabet Book for Children, Fun Facts on Musical Instruments. I AM NOT CONTRACTED BY ANYONE or ANY COMPANY. I am not affiliated with any Governments, Presidents or celebrities. I am sole proprietor with a prominent publisher. I am an individual, unemployed, I do not collect a paycheck from anyone or company. I do not belong to a cult, tribe or the music industry...I am an independent, private person....helping to make the world a better place... utilizing my e-books and songs...My affiliate on-line stores are for the necessities of life; to enhance all the fun and edification my stories bring life for those of you who choose to read them... ...read more
By Janet Wilson September 14, 2018
Clowns are needed in our community for special events entertainment, therapeutic clowning and professional development. Why become a clown? I became a clown over twenty years ago to earn extra income, develop my acting skills and create laughter, but my passion have turned into an addiction. Join me at Frank Bee Clown Studio for workshop in developing applying clown makeup, creating a clown persona and developing a routine. All ages are welcome! ...read more
By NYC Clown Studio July 14, 2012
It always amazes me to see the arts not a part of a child’s life. What is even more shocking is that all those before me know how much of an impact music, dance, painting, photography, and drawing has had on history and minds but still continue to cut it from schools and budgets. You are a fortunate person when you are able to leave an impact on ANYONE’S life! There are a few components to this, it’s 1. Loving what you do and being passionate about it. 2. Being great at what you do. If there is ONE thing that artist know first hand about is the importance of those two things. Sports and the arts do the same thing for different types of people but sports seem to be reigning supreme; as far as staying power in schools. My hope is that this changes for the better in the future, especially with all the money being generated with the rise of Dance related shows. I am fortunately blessed to be able to teach over 300 children and a handful of adults a year and help them get better at and do things in dance; that they never thought they could. This is something only the arts can do, that sports can not, simply because the arts helps you FIND YOU. Your identity, what you feel, how to express it and opens your eyes… Like nothing else could. Why not make sure to have this available to EVERY child??? I can not find a suitable or sustainable answer to that, but what I can say is make it happen yourself. There are many great studio’s, options and teachers out there! Here are some steps first would be exposing them to the arts via shows and such, there are many ways to see free performances, of course you can pay for some and even better are the millions of sites that meet you in the middle with discounted rates! Expose yourself, Expose your friends, Expose your brothers and sister, Expose your children and their friends! There is soooo much, no matter where you are in the world! One of the greatest tools is Google! Use it and start getting that MUST factor in your life! ...read more
By Team Ohhh LLC (Team Ohhh Dance) August 16, 2011
If you have a love for the arts and are creative, consider a career as a visual artist. This type of position allows you to specialize in a range of areas, some of which include multimedia and animation. In order to become this type of artist, there are certain steps that need to be taken. ...read more
It often takes many years to make a full-time living as a fine artist. The demand for the type of work the artist creates will often affect how long it takes to make a full-time living. Many fine artists also work other jobs until they are able to find enough regular clients willing to buy their creat... ...read more