YOUR SEXY BODY'S SILHOUETTE!
Waist training has been the rage, since the days of the silhouette artist's heyday which began in the 1600's and then boomed in the late 1700's to 1800's. The women had such small waists due to corsets.
Even stars like Jayne Mansfield, and Marilyn Monroe wore corsets in the 1950's. Today, reality stars and internet (sometimes porn) stars weave a small waist by wearing a corset! Kym Kardashian and even Caitlyn have sworn that this trims slim greatness. Be sure to get one with "bones of metal" to trim your mid-section. You can sleep in this and wear it almost all day. I tried it for a few weeks, and thought I saw a difference. I know I will try it again. When buying one, measure your waist, and go for a size 3 to 4 inches smaller.
For a tight and high bun--- just squeeze those muscles in your "rear" as tight as you can all day long. You will be shocked that it will rise like bread with yeast. Squats help too, but never have your knees in front of your torso. This is a complicated item to remember, so if you have a gym, use the machine that you lay down on, and push your legs out against a weight, many times a day.
Cindi Harwood was the first female body builder featured in Muscle and Fitness Magazine world-wide and was a former TV exercise hostess. She has modeled in over 200 health magazines. Now over 50 years young, she still have a similar body. Your muscles have memory, so if you start young, and don't drink too much alcohol and eat too much white flour and sweets, you can keep your shape a long time. Always remembering to do shape-forming exercise, best found with small weights and yoga style stretches.
Here are photos of Cindi Harwood, now Cindi Harwood Rose, from her 20's, then at 39, and after 50. All showing that a healthy lifestyle can help you "beat the clock."
Award winning silhouette artist Cindi Rose gives life tips on beauty, fashion, love, and silhouette art and history. She is the best wedding silhouette artist for your wedding reception, and a life-style coach.
Monday, August 17, 2015
Silhouette Artists for Business Conventions
Do you need to have people circulate around your convention booth, and linger in awe? Would you like a constant reminder of your company and products without
having to do it yourself? Do you want more sales?
Would you like your fashion store to attract more clients and to improve your merchandise sales?
Silhouette artist, Cindi Harwood Rose, can work at your business convention, boutique and create beautiful hand-cut accurate portraits in a minute per person. She formally was a TV actress, and commercial actress, while always being a silhouette artist. Her personality can attract customers to your venue, while her art will leave a lasting keepsake, hung on the walls, treasured forever. You can even print the cardstock with your logo and a sales message on the back. Cindi can memorize a script about your product to inform customers that her details to profile equals your details to happy clients.
What a wonderful way to market your business and to have an exciting booth, having large attraction, and extra sales and customers. www// silhouettesbycindi.com
Do you need to have people circulate around your convention booth, and linger in awe? Would you like a constant reminder of your company and products without
having to do it yourself? Do you want more sales?
Would you like your fashion store to attract more clients and to improve your merchandise sales?
Silhouette artist, Cindi Harwood Rose, can work at your business convention, boutique and create beautiful hand-cut accurate portraits in a minute per person. She formally was a TV actress, and commercial actress, while always being a silhouette artist. Her personality can attract customers to your venue, while her art will leave a lasting keepsake, hung on the walls, treasured forever. You can even print the cardstock with your logo and a sales message on the back. Cindi can memorize a script about your product to inform customers that her details to profile equals your details to happy clients.
What a wonderful way to market your business and to have an exciting booth, having large attraction, and extra sales and customers. www// silhouettesbycindi.com
Silhouette Skin Care Natural Secrets
Honey Molasses Hair Pack
As a busy silhouette artist, philanthropist, wife, mother, friend, sister, medical spa owner, I have to have some quick-as-a-flash natural beauty secrets. I do own a medical spa, and there are machines to make one more beautiful, but there are natural ways too.
In this wide-rimmed blog, I will take the word silhouette to mean the space that anything occupies, the outline around it. Thus, there are silhouette beauty secrets for me to share.
Massage black strap organic molasses into your hair (if it is dry) and cover with a plastic shower cap. Leave on 20 minutes. If you want your hair lighter substitute honey. I would use around 4 oz.
Hair growth secret!
I was in Mexico and met someone with wonderful hair. She shared her family secret. She rubs jalapenos (crushed in the food processor with seeds and mixed with t tbs. water) into the hair nightly. This stimulates hair growth for men and women. Ginger is supposed to do this as well, if you can extract the juice, and rub that into your scalp. Also massaging the head helps hair growth.
Dandruff or dry scalp remover
Mix 1/2 TBS.of apple cider vinegar with 4 oz. of water. Put this in a glass bottle. Pour on your head in the shower (hold your nose). Wash your hair with your favorite shampoo. Leave on for 3 minutes, then use your favorite conditioner and your smell will go away, and so will the dry scalp! If you want you can always add a little vanilla extract to the first formula to do some smell control.
More beauty secrets later. Silhouette songs to you of love that is not lost.
Honey Molasses Hair Pack
As a busy silhouette artist, philanthropist, wife, mother, friend, sister, medical spa owner, I have to have some quick-as-a-flash natural beauty secrets. I do own a medical spa, and there are machines to make one more beautiful, but there are natural ways too.
In this wide-rimmed blog, I will take the word silhouette to mean the space that anything occupies, the outline around it. Thus, there are silhouette beauty secrets for me to share.
Massage black strap organic molasses into your hair (if it is dry) and cover with a plastic shower cap. Leave on 20 minutes. If you want your hair lighter substitute honey. I would use around 4 oz.
Hair growth secret!
I was in Mexico and met someone with wonderful hair. She shared her family secret. She rubs jalapenos (crushed in the food processor with seeds and mixed with t tbs. water) into the hair nightly. This stimulates hair growth for men and women. Ginger is supposed to do this as well, if you can extract the juice, and rub that into your scalp. Also massaging the head helps hair growth.
Dandruff or dry scalp remover
Mix 1/2 TBS.of apple cider vinegar with 4 oz. of water. Put this in a glass bottle. Pour on your head in the shower (hold your nose). Wash your hair with your favorite shampoo. Leave on for 3 minutes, then use your favorite conditioner and your smell will go away, and so will the dry scalp! If you want you can always add a little vanilla extract to the first formula to do some smell control.
More beauty secrets later. Silhouette songs to you of love that is not lost.
Sunday, August 16, 2015
New Year's Resolutions for your mental and physical silhouette!Silhouette artist Cindi Rose's silhouette answers of life!
A for Aromatherapy, a 5 thousand year old-science, stay energized with mint!
B for Brains, books were built to build knowledge with.
C is for caring, try to think of helping one person or animal a day!
D is dare yourself, to be quiet when you feel like being angry, wait 3 days for plan 2.
E is for the earth. Please be kind, don't polute, recycle.
F is for feelings, be mindful of your words towards others feelings
G is for G-d, call HIM the Almighty, but call him daily and find HE is there.
H is for hugs, try to hug more, and hug yourself for me!
I is for "I am". Be true to yourelf, but don't harm others and be self-centered.
J is for juice. Try drinking fresh squeezed organic juice at least 3 times a week.
K is for Karma, be kind, even it it kills you, kiss your karma daily.
L is for laughter. You have to LOVE the people who laugh easily, love and laugh.
M is for mothers, really mother yourself, others, and thank-your mom, for all lessons learned.
N is for NADA. From the void, G-d created the universe, erase your anger, and fill it with love.
O is for Organ-isms Your mind is your largest organ, have organ-isms with exercising it.
P is for prayers. Get on your knees and sway with words of thanks and love, then ask.
Q is for questions. Remember, you learn answers by asking questions, try it more.
R is for rest. Get your 7 to 8 hours sleep, it is an investment in life.
S is for silence. Go to a quiet place and meditate on the leaf, ocean wave, and silent sounds.
T is for trying. Try something new that you can handle, that was on your bucket list.
U is for the universe. Try to eat organic and cage-free animals and eggs, think humanity.
V is for vitamins. Just take the few you need, don't over-do it, get your nutirition from nature.
W is for wishes, wish and then add action to it, but only for the good of the world.
X is for X-ray. Get your mammograms every year and one half, after 40.
Y is for yes, say yes to all things you doubt you can do, do your best for the betterment.
Z is for ZEST! Add flavor to your meals, life, and to others.
My resolutions are the things that make me so infatuated with the art of silhouette cutting, an art that discovered me when I was a teenager. Prior to that, my shy self remembers always sketching and drawing, and spending hours of joy with my mother, painting, sketching, doing clay and art projects. The silhouette artists have a natural ability to see beyond 3 D, they can see into the soul. There are few of them around (perhaps 18 to 28) in the world, and they are known to know physiognomy, the science of people reading by feature. Not that one should do that, as that is a form of prejudice, but we do get a feeling about others, or an instinct. For me with this rare art, I can go into my Zen state, blank out all the world, but you, or the subject I will portrait with scissors, erasing my mind of patter and negative thoughts, reaching zen, saying yes, to love, and s for silence of listening to you, tell me about you. It brings laughter, is my karma, my prayer answered before asked. It came from void to creation. The art is so unique, and those who have mastered hand-cut paper silhouette cutting (and not those who have to sketch it first or trace it or photograph or computer photo shop it) go to another level to create your profile, or the master paper pieces. They all get a third eye. It is an A to Z for life, for that I am a silhouetteguru, and so are my fellow silhouette artists, the silhouette artist, the silhouette art, thanks and blessings. Cindi Harwood Rose, silhouette artist.
Saturday, August 15, 2015
The History of Silhouette Art and Silhouette Artists
A silhouette is everything and nothing. It is the positive and the negative. When done correctly, it is "a monument to a moment", when done poorly, it disappears into the background, and is a minimal of all that could be.
The history of silhouettes show how the art of the image in simple black form or white form on black, is addictive to the artist who created it. History was made when American silhouette artist Cindi Harwood did 144 silhouettes in one hour for a world record.
The silhouette is not the shadow, our shadow is a distortion of blocked light. A good silhouette (once called a shade) is your positive light and personality, interpreted by a skillful artist.
There are many ways that this has been done in time. Most feel that with the invention of paper in China, in the twelth century.. Others claim that the roots of the silhouette is traced to the black profiles on ancient Greek and Etuscan pottery. The Greek term was shiagraphia which means shadow painting. People are amazed by a shadow, which appears to change as you move, often having a life of its own. The first artist thought to have done a tracing of a shadow was Dibutade (some say debutante is derived from her name), the daugher of a potter in fl. 600 BC. She traced her lover's shadow to remember him while he was on a journey.
As a silhouette artist, Cindi Harwood Rose, has many people tell her that her works which are hand-cut and not traced, remind them more of their loved ones than a photo does. As they are displayed in a home, or in a movie, they serve as a reminder of a loved one, and a precious moment.
Silhouettes also remind people of shadow puppets which were popular in Turkey and the Middle East from the eleventh to the thirteenth century. Some of these religious and spiritual puppet shows have leather pieces imported from India, and often termed Wayang, which also sounds like the word Bayang, the Japanese word for shadow or imagination. This puppetry also became popular in France in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and was called Les ombres noires.
The first silhouette known to be hand-cut in a portrait form is by a Mrs. Pyburg in the late seventh century, in England. She did King William and Queen Mary. Some say it was around 1670. The silhouettes were called profile miniatures or shades. They are never to be life-sized as the wall tracings are that school teachers and crafts people do. The little silhouette which is around 2 to 3 inches high, is the most desired size.
The term silhouette is derived from a French minister of finance called Etienne de Slhouette, 1709-1767. He was a very strict in finance and cut expenses. The name silhouette was applied to him by Augustine Edourt, a French prolific silhouette artist. Edourt's silhouettes are often copied and were used to tell history by the many elaborate settings, and of the subjects he did full figure silhouettes of.
More of the history will be continued later or you can check it out in full detail on SilhouettesbyCindi.com and Peggy McClard Antiques.
A silhouette is everything and nothing. It is the positive and the negative. When done correctly, it is "a monument to a moment", when done poorly, it disappears into the background, and is a minimal of all that could be.
The history of silhouettes show how the art of the image in simple black form or white form on black, is addictive to the artist who created it. History was made when American silhouette artist Cindi Harwood did 144 silhouettes in one hour for a world record.
The silhouette is not the shadow, our shadow is a distortion of blocked light. A good silhouette (once called a shade) is your positive light and personality, interpreted by a skillful artist.
There are many ways that this has been done in time. Most feel that with the invention of paper in China, in the twelth century.. Others claim that the roots of the silhouette is traced to the black profiles on ancient Greek and Etuscan pottery. The Greek term was shiagraphia which means shadow painting. People are amazed by a shadow, which appears to change as you move, often having a life of its own. The first artist thought to have done a tracing of a shadow was Dibutade (some say debutante is derived from her name), the daugher of a potter in fl. 600 BC. She traced her lover's shadow to remember him while he was on a journey.
As a silhouette artist, Cindi Harwood Rose, has many people tell her that her works which are hand-cut and not traced, remind them more of their loved ones than a photo does. As they are displayed in a home, or in a movie, they serve as a reminder of a loved one, and a precious moment.
Silhouettes also remind people of shadow puppets which were popular in Turkey and the Middle East from the eleventh to the thirteenth century. Some of these religious and spiritual puppet shows have leather pieces imported from India, and often termed Wayang, which also sounds like the word Bayang, the Japanese word for shadow or imagination. This puppetry also became popular in France in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and was called Les ombres noires.
The first silhouette known to be hand-cut in a portrait form is by a Mrs. Pyburg in the late seventh century, in England. She did King William and Queen Mary. Some say it was around 1670. The silhouettes were called profile miniatures or shades. They are never to be life-sized as the wall tracings are that school teachers and crafts people do. The little silhouette which is around 2 to 3 inches high, is the most desired size.
The term silhouette is derived from a French minister of finance called Etienne de Slhouette, 1709-1767. He was a very strict in finance and cut expenses. The name silhouette was applied to him by Augustine Edourt, a French prolific silhouette artist. Edourt's silhouettes are often copied and were used to tell history by the many elaborate settings, and of the subjects he did full figure silhouettes of.
More of the history will be continued later or you can check it out in full detail on SilhouettesbyCindi.com and Peggy McClard Antiques.
Hire a wedding silhouette artist for your wedding reception, and entertain your guests while you give them all a historical keepsake! A wedding silhouette artist, feels blessed to have been given this wonderful gift of being able to capture a likeness of loved ones in minutes. They can normally do many things, such as paint, cook, build, draw, sing, act, write, but all have chosen to cut silhouettes because of the immense pleasure others feel when they get the immediate first impression profile cut portrait. Many people live an entire life and have not met one of the less than 38 real silhouette artists in the entire world. One silhouette artist Cindi Harwood, claims there were only 13 when she started. By, the way, that is me, and now I am Cindi Rose, silhouette artist for weddings! My father was an attorney, and great speaker, which allows me to be able to communicate with others (think stage, film, TV, commercials and reality TV). My mother was a portrait artist and paper cutter, and architectural designer. The talent just came to me, as it did to many other fine silhouette artists. At the wedding, we normally work from a table, and two or three chairs, and a waste basket. We use our eyes to see the profile, so none of us like to work in the dark. Some silhouette artists travel with a lamp to assure the area is not dark. I carry silhouette samples, and normally have pre-cut the bride and groom, and display that on my table. Often the whole wedding theme is silhouette art of the bride and groom. I have gone further and have made silhouette table cloths, and silhouette hankies, silhouette cookie cutters, and napkins. Depending on the artist's speed, they cut from 12 to 20 profiles per hour. I can do 30 to 50, depending on if I have an assistant with me to help paste. We normally make the wedding great, and keep all guests happy. It is entertainment and a gift. I try not to talk about myself, as everyone wants to know "how did you learn that." The answer is I never did learn it. I just did it! I first could draw portraits and was hired to do that for a Walt Disney theme park owner in an amusement park. After seeing the magical talent of a silhouette artist, I anxiously asked if I could try this skill. My first attempt to cut a silhouette gave me the job, Disneyland Silhouette Artist, on Main Street in California, and at Astroworld, in Houston, Texas. For a teenager, this was better than the best date at the prom. On your wedding day, your silhouette artist, will come with an open heart, surgical scissors, and often a guest book to place a second copy of each silhouette they cut, signed by the guests for you to keep. They will have pretty clear bags to give your guests to carry their own silhouettes, or string them on the wall from a clothes line, or from ribbons to add charm to your lovely wedding. To hire me for your silhouette wedding, merely go to GigMasters, or try to find my e-mail on-line. It is actually CindiSilhouettes@gmail.com
The Best Wedding Entertainment Idea can be silhouette artist such as CindiSilhouettes on Pinterest. You are engaged! Congrats! Will you elope, have a huge wedding, and compile your list? Such questions will cross your mind" what is your budget, do you want a destination wedding, who is your best man, maid-of-honor, where is the venu, what music do you want-- DJ or band, classical, rock, traditional, cultural? What is the color theme, and the overall theme? Will there be flowers, how elaborate? Will you put out family photos and make a video? How large? Open bar and/or signature drink? Do you need the wedding planner?
Where do you cut back expenses? Do you want to rent, borrow, your wedding dress and suit, or buy new? What will make your wedding special besides your vows and loves? Will there be a dessert bar, party favors? Will you make a photo wall of both families photos? What are the gifts to the wedding party?
Great solution! Just have a silhouette themed wedding. Hire a silhouette artist for your wedding. A wedding silhouette artist! For more information, look at silhouettesbycindiblogspot and silhouettesbycindi.com Silhouette artist Cindi Rose can profile in paper 2 silhouettes of each guest -- one for each guest and one for a guest book for them to sign and you to keep. Cindi Rose silhouette artist does pre-silhouettes for you to use for your theme. Easily it can be put on water bottles, mints, chocolates, and napkins, even swizzle sticks for signage. This costs the same as a great photo booth, and lasts generations to come. It is more fun than a band, and the guests are entertained. A talented silhouette artist is hard to find. Silhouette artist Cindi Rose can do 30 to 40 detailed silhouettes per minute. If you opt for something else, think harpist or classical duo prior to the wedding during cocktail hour. You can get creative with a wishing wall or Orgami artist. A silhouette artist at your wedding is very cool, and some are very modern, yet classic. Check around, but remember to always love one another and don't fight! Love, Cindi, your silhouette artist guru and life coach to love and happiness.
Where do you cut back expenses? Do you want to rent, borrow, your wedding dress and suit, or buy new? What will make your wedding special besides your vows and loves? Will there be a dessert bar, party favors? Will you make a photo wall of both families photos? What are the gifts to the wedding party?
Great solution! Just have a silhouette themed wedding. Hire a silhouette artist for your wedding. A wedding silhouette artist! For more information, look at silhouettesbycindiblogspot and silhouettesbycindi.com Silhouette artist Cindi Rose can profile in paper 2 silhouettes of each guest -- one for each guest and one for a guest book for them to sign and you to keep. Cindi Rose silhouette artist does pre-silhouettes for you to use for your theme. Easily it can be put on water bottles, mints, chocolates, and napkins, even swizzle sticks for signage. This costs the same as a great photo booth, and lasts generations to come. It is more fun than a band, and the guests are entertained. A talented silhouette artist is hard to find. Silhouette artist Cindi Rose can do 30 to 40 detailed silhouettes per minute. If you opt for something else, think harpist or classical duo prior to the wedding during cocktail hour. You can get creative with a wishing wall or Orgami artist. A silhouette artist at your wedding is very cool, and some are very modern, yet classic. Check around, but remember to always love one another and don't fight! Love, Cindi, your silhouette artist guru and life coach to love and happiness.
Naked silhouettes, just pure natural talent
silhouettes that show your sparkle.
Sexy silhouettes are ones where you wear
your own brand of fabulous self, and the
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style, stamp, uniqueness. It is the favorite
way to make the silhouette a WOW factor.
#Thehistoryofsilhouetteart shows
personality and feature +soul. That is
how you tell quality, and by detail and
speed. The greatest silhouette artists in
history were fast, and the cut lines are
smoother. The scissors flys like a spark
and the emblem created speaks volumes
to you. #Silhouetteartistry is magic!
It creates. . . . . . .
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How to find a leading, authentic, silhouette artist
Great silhouette examples from the works of leading silhouette artist Cindi Harwood Rose
If you are wondering how to find a great silhouette artist, there are many ways. The best is to research on the internet and compare the works. Make sure they did not tell you that placing paper on a wall and tracing a shadow is an authentic silhouette! The silhouette art, once called a "shade" was done before the camera and overhead projecter existed. Here is a quick, quirky history:
Only the very wealthy could afford their likeness to be painted or drawn by a great artist, as seen in the museums. In most cases, the subject may have been "spoiled" and living an idle life. This was great for the artist! The artist had to spend hours, days, weeks with the person drawing and painting them. Often, they were a resident of the estate, while doing the elaborate, and detailed painting. Many times the subject would fall "in love" with the artist, as seen in the movie, "The Girl with the Pearl." Or vise-versa. Sometimes, the artist was bored, to be honest, having to paint someone (the same person) for months. Around 500 years ago very crude scissors were invented, and an artist roughly cut the first profile from paper. The exact moment this happened varies as to whose history of silhouette art you are reading. Soon (but we are talking late 1700's and early 1800's) it was discovered that the artist could earn the same amount of money (or more) and meet more people, have more fun traveling cutting silhouettes! They could do paper profile cuttings of a family at a time with all the relatives and friends included. They did this by looking if they were talented. If they were less talented, they made a quick sketch then, cut that out. The reason that is not as great for a likeness is that, it means they lost some of the real details in translation. I am now ending my rambling history, as you can go to SilhouettesbyCindi.com and get the exact, real history!
To find your super, fabulous, detailed, noted, high-quality silhouette artist, make sure they say they cut directly from the paper. Hopefully they use real silhouette paper which is white on one side and black on the other. This allows for more details as it is very thin paper! Make sure they can do the fancy silhouettes of groups, not just single silhouettes one by one pasted down on a sheet. Note on my examples the doubles and triples cut from one paper. That is what you want from your artist, one who can do that! You also want one who does not just do a boring, generic, all black silhouette. Make sure their work is clean looking, and not as though they rough cut it. There are some great silhouette artists around, and you should try many of them. They all will add a different interpretation of you. Some are psychic (yes, I did say that), like well, I am. So, if you are lucky, they can inspire you for not a dollar more and tell you some great way you can capture your everyday dreams. For more fun info, please see SilhouettesbyCindiblogspot, and join SilhouettesbyCindiFacebook. I really go into a more sophisticated description of the art. In the meantime, take care of your silhouette (body and mind), hug yourself and be good to others. Silhouette sweet hugs to you! Love, your silhouette guru, Cindi!
Friday, August 14, 2015
The Global Diversity of Silhouettes
This is a boring title, however, the message is that silhouette art history and silhouettes are for anyone, anywhere, and popular world-wide. Paper cut profiles and scenes are part
of many religions, and cultures beginning, in caves (but that is really an etching) and Grecian urns (more of an ink-style, clay
baked black and white drawing) to the Chinese paper-cuttings (we are getting closer to the real idea of a paper cutting of a likeness).
Keep in my mind that this writer (Cindi Rose) has hand-cut scenes and faces since she (me) was less than 10 digits (8 years old). Silhouette as paper profiles is a French, English art. That is the art
of the portrait hand-cut from paper, and around 400 plus years old. The art of live silhouetting has and is popular as wedding entertainment. The artists call themselves silhouette artist, silhouettests, paper portrait artists, paper profilists, and cut art specialists.
Silhouette Artist Cindi
If you are wondering how one becomes a real silhouette artist, this can be a cute tutorial! I lined up silhouettes on my steps, and you can see in the photos that great silhouettes have interior cut-outs. The white lines are all snips of paper. Please look for this extra skill when you research an area silhouette artist who has traveled to a store near you. If the work does not show the interior cut-outs, or groupings, then the artist most likely has not totally mastered the work. The price is not high, and it will still be a treasure, it should never limit your hand-cut profile journey, of having as many real silhouette artists hand-cut you or your loved ones! Silhouette artist memories of treasured moments to you and yours forever! Think this as wedding entertainment, great business convention draw, and even NYC fashion week icon style setting! http://silhouettesforsurvivors.org/
Silhouette Artists
Here is America VS Europe is seeing who is the fastest silhouette artist. At this competition, which is filmed for a documentary about silhouette art history and silhouette artist history, Cindi Harwood Rose, the current world's fastest and renown silhouette artist competes with a leading artist from Europe, Charles Burns, the roving artist The event was complicated to execute, and by ticket counts Cindi Harwood Rose won. However, Charles and Cindi both felt that they each had done around 9 or 10 more than what was counted. This makes Cindi still the reigning champ, or that they are tied. Both did amazing silhouette cut profiles and the documentary will be out soon, look for it at film festivals: Silhouette Secrets! The nicest part, is that the silhouette proceeds went to benefit The Holly Rose Ribbon Foundation. Please look at HollyRoseRibbonFoundation.org it helps those with cancer to have hope with free reconstruction, support groups, art, food, scholarships, and move
How to cut a paper silhouette
Silhouette artist tutorial step by step!
Learn about the cameo!
Discover the DIY for silhouette artistry
Find out the many shades of silhouette artists
Who is the "real deal" silhouette artist
Where did the artistry of hand-cut profiles start?
Where does craft stop and art begin?
Come fly with me, love Cindi, your silhouette guru!
Why are silhouette artists sought after in every-day life? It is an amazing art that gives the artist much gratification. They are gypsy-style spirits who love people, and are gifted, when they do accurate profiles freehand, without a camera, a sketch, or light. Silhouette artists can be seen at historical events in New England, Washington DC, Presidential nomes, children's museums,art galleries, business conventions, holiday parties fairs, nice weddings, Bat Mitzvahs, Bar Mitzvahs, sweet 16 birthday parties, school fundaisers, children's stores, Disneyland and Disneyworld. Silhouette artist Cindi Rose has appeared at all these events except fairs. She is so particular about her artwork, she will not allow cold weather to hurt her dexterity of cutting profiles, or wind or wet air to ruin her accurate works.
Cindi Rose Snips Silhouettes for Breast Cancer Survivors
It was a normal weekday, when the phone rang and a pleasant voice said, "American Profile Magazine has made you into an American
Hero!" After a bit more conversation, the writer (Marti Anton) explained that this national publication that goes to small towns, selected
me since I am a wandering silhouette artist, who does like to work in small cities and towns (and large ones too) to impact lives. That,
is not that unusual, as silhouette artists do like to travel, by car, trailer, plane, or once, horse and buggy. What, she said was different,
is that I donate most of my proceeds to The Holly Rose Ribbon Foundation to help cancer survivors. Please see the total story on AOL, and this
video got over 200,000 hits in a week before the magazine realized that is was picked up as a Sunday feature story on AOL! I even got a phone call, or
e-mail from a high school friend who saw it in LA, and another one from a friend in Reston, Va. Nothing came of the story, but the fact that a lovely
photo was taken of my own sister, Holly Harwood Skolkin, who was a cancer survivor. She is not here, but please click on the story on AOL and the video,
and see how wonderful she is, and what we do. Thanks so much!
Here is a photo (and I put it there twice to make sure you note it) of my husband, myself, my beloved sister, Holly, and a cancer survivor who received free reconstruction after a mastectomy from my proceeds from cutting silhouettes at Bering's Home Good Store, in Houston, Texas! Imagine all that! For more details on silhouette fundraisers to benefit charity please visit my site http://silhouettesforsurvivors.org/
Cindi Harwood Rose- Wedding Silhouette Artist Supreme
Silhouette artist at your wedding surely adds joy and a lasting keepsake. Cindi Harwood Rose is happy to travel to you and make
your lovely union special and joyful. Silhouette artistry at weddings can add to the total theme. Use them on your invitations,
silhouette holograms can be filmed on the walls, your silhouette can be a logo on give-away water bottles and mints. Your loving
hand-cut silhouette is beautiful on cookie cutters, table clothes, pendants, napkins, on chair-backs. Cindi Rose cuts silhouettes
in the United States in New York City, Los Angeles,California, Palm Beach,Florida, New York City,New York, Palm Springs,California, Denver and Aspen,
Colorado, Toronto, San Antonio,Houston,Austin, Katy Texas ,Chicago Illinois, Atlanta, Georgia and Dallas, Texas, and Austin, Texas.
She is the fastest and most detailed silhouette artist in history. Cindi adores her work and families,and her reviews can be read on
GigMasters where she can be booked for your wedding. Read her bio as the featured artist on the Guild of American Papercutters.
United States of America Silhouette Artist Cindi Rose puts the modern into the classic French art form.
Silhouette artists are not just black and white.
By Georgiana Koester
Style can separate the average into the sublime. I was struck by the giggly children and patient parents in awe of a model-style, yet, graceful, and wholesome artist of a form I have never seen. I have seen average, and traced, and computer tutorials of silhouettes and really thought them to be minimal. One view of Ms. Cindi Harwood Rose's work and watching her work for around 12 views, made me see this art was really fine art when done by the best. She cut profiles quickly, yet mysteriously asked questions (delighting the children like a pied piper) and then put personality into her work of her subjects, while capturing their features and another level of who they were. All were spell-bound. Her graceful hands, looked like a harpist, or pianist, and yet magic came from them, such as a maestro performing a symphony, but the music was played to the delight of all who watched. Cindi Rose, is not just one of the rare silhouette artists of the world, she may be the top, or supreme silhouette artist. Now, I have gone to little fairs, and some children's stores on the streets of Brooklyn, or in some towns around Washington and Boston and saw some very trite sihouette cuttings, no details, no softness to the faces, or frills, or interior cuts. This shows me that in all areas of art, there is the craftsman, and there is the artist. Cindi Harwood Rose is the true artist, and her work is superb!
Cindi Rose Silhouettes for Survivors
This is inspirational!
Some people are born to use their favorite talents to give back to others, gaining happiness
and sunshine from the delight of others. Here, a professional woman and philanthropist, is honored as a "Womenof Distinction" for her many ways of raising money for many non-profits, including donating much of her income to the causes from cutting silhouette portraits. See Cindi Harwood Rose's YouTube channel which has silhouette history, silhouettes for weddings, silhouette art in
children's stores and toy stores, silhouettes for non-profits. http://silhouettesforsurvivors.org/
Cindi Silhouettes hand cut profiles in New York
WOW how fast and fabulous is this Cindi Rose silhouette artwork in the fashion world!
Here is fashion silhouettes made in New York City, fashion week, in Soho, Madison Avenue, Times Square, Park Avenue by leading, award winning silhouette artist, Cindi Harwood Rose. Note fashion star, Zac Posen, getting his silhouette made by Cindi Rose, wearing posing Posen!
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Museum Silhouettes by Cindi H. Rose
World-wide the history of silhouette artist and the silhouette, is to capture
a moment and to make it a monument. In swank Houston's Galleria ice-skating
rink, a model skates a profile hand-cut by Cindi Rose, with snowflakes and children's
silhouettes behind her. To see more of this fantasy museum silhouette artwork, check
out the story in 002 Magazine on-line about silhouette artist, Cindi Rose.
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