On the Henna Gathering forum I moderate, someone recently expressed their frustration at people both stealing their photos on Instagram outright, and also using the images for inspiration for their own henna work, copying a design almost exactly without giving credit to the original. Here’s my response (unedited here – so please don’t mind the
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I’ll be doing 18 1-hour long programs at Rhode Island’s libraries this summer! Come by to learn about henna and get a free design! This schedule is copied from the state’s official Office of Library and Information Sciences website here: http://www.olis.ri.gov/services/srp/performer.php?id=hc 6/30/2015 Tuesday, 2:00 PM Greenville Public Library Young Adult 7/08/2015 Wednesday, 10:00 AM Knight
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Every event is different, and so is every henna artist. Making sure you find an artist who is the right fit for you and your event can greatly contribute to the event’s success. Of course, there are some things to look for in general, to help you find a truly professional artist, whose work and
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I will be doing henna at the Boulder Dushanbe Tea House of Boulder, Colorado to celebrate the release of Dushanbe on Friday, February 13th, 2015 from 3-7pm. It is so exciting to do henna at the very building that served as the primary inspiration for this design collection. (Can’t make it? You can get your
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Henna by Heather – an average henna stain with standard recipe used. This list is provided for potential clients who would like to know exactly what is in their henna paste, and what possible alternatives are. We love our standard paste recipe for its combination of staining power, paste longevity, and – a bit more
This Sunday, June 2nd, I’ll be at Bay Farm Montessori School’s International Fair in Duxbury, MA! It’s open to the public and free to attend, and there will be many performances by both students and professional dancers and musicians. It’s always an amazing event! I look forward to seeing you there 🙂 This henna design
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Here’s henna I did for my friend Jamilah at our meet-up in Olde Mystick Village (Mystic, CT). I half-jokingly call this style gulfytanian, because it takes inspiration from both Persian Gulf (Khaleeji) and Mauritanian henna styles. Which photo do you like best of these three? I would love to know 🙂
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I was so surprised when Tessa, whose hand is shown here, told me that she loved her custom designed henna so much that she got it tattooed the next day! I am happy to help with carefully planned tattoo designs, also 🙂 By doing the design in henna first, you can make very sure that
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It’s been a great week! I’ve gotten to do a lot of unique requests, random things, and work inspired by my friend Penni’s new book. First off, here’s henna I did for my friend Donna. She’s a Master Gardener, and volunteers her time through the University of Rhode Island, helping people in their gardening endeavors.
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