Diwali Diyas | Diwali Diyas Greetings Wallpapers Pics

i was surfing my best site Facebook and i came to know about Diwali Related Group on Facebook. I joined that group. That Group has posted nice wallpapers of Diwali. Amazing pics of Diwali Diyas. Click to See Diwali Diyas Wallpapers.

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Diwali Greeting, Diwali Cards, Diwali Greetings Pictures

Diwali | Festival of Lights. It's Indian festival of Lights and Enjoyment, This day Loard Shree Ram came back to ayodhya from vanvas. Next day after diwali is New Year which indians celebrates as Happy New Year.

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Breathing wallpaper by Emma Hack

Artworks by Emma Hack using the wall and naked body as a canvas. The result, stunning breathing wallpaper.











About Emma Hack

Emma Hack, the artist who created these breathtaking images, is a hairdresser, make-up artist and stylist. She's been painting bodies for 20 years - using both people and animals in her art.

Hack said the hardest part is having the model seamlessly blend into the wallpaper. Though most take around nine hours, she's been known to spend 19 hours creating some of her 3D works of art.

The idea for her exhibit 'body.art.08,' in which these images appeared, came when she saw a series of wallpaper samples from the 1930's by the Australian designer Florence Broadhurst.

Hack got started as a face painter and make-up artist 18 years ago before she decided to take on the whole body.

The 35-year old Hack, who is self-taught, lives in Adelaide, Australia.

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Lady Miscue of Delight

This was almost an orphan post, but I have enough to make it work.

Last month, I boarded the 2 train, downtown, and was standing next to a young lady with a colorful fairy on her upper right arm:


The woman's name was Elura, and she had this done at Daredevil Tattoo in Manhattan. Other work from Daredevil has appeared on Tattoosday previously here.

Alas, the train was noisy, and Elura was getting off at 14th Street, one station away. I asked her what the fairy was about, and she said, "She's Lady Miscue of Delight".

I scribbled that down and Elura said she would e-mail me with more detail. She never did and, try as I might, I couldn't figure out what looks like a fairy, and sounds like "Lady Miscue of Delight".

So that is what I will call her, until I have been corrected.

Regardless, thanks to Elura for sharing her tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!

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Samurai

Samurai and gods are always very popular in traditional Japanese sleeve tattoos. These designs of course feature either fierce samurai in the heat of battle of gods fighting off evil spirits. Either way you end up with a way cool dude tattoo. What can be more guy then a man swinging a huge katana sword and slaying a dragon or a demon. It is the ultimate. The reason the Samurai is so popular in Japanese tattooing and traditional arts is that the samurai is seen to embed everything that is important to the Japanese male. The samurai carries the Japanese culture as well as being a strong and fierce warrior in battle yet is always mindful and follows the code of bushido. This is what every Japanese male wants to be deep down.

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