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✨Every night I hear a sound from the wood, I'm thinking of a girl dancing on a tree and performing a music. She is the sound of night, that's way I call her.🌌🌚 Illustration of Violinist girl in the wood.🎨🖌️ #Characterdesign #Illustrator #Illustrationart #Art #Aerialdance #Digitaldrawing #Digitalpainting

#snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #designthinking 1. **Theme Selection**: Describe how the theme for the dance was chosen, whether it was based on cultural, social, or creative considerations. 2. **Choreography**: Discuss the process of choreographing the dance, including how ideas were generated, steps were designed, and rehearsals were conducted. 3. **Costumes and Props**: Highlight the efforts put into selecting costumes and props that complemented the dance theme and enhanced the overall performance. 4. **Teamwork and Collaboration**: Emphasize the importance of teamwork and collaboration among dancers, choreographers, costume designers, and other volunteers involved in the production. 5. **Rehearsal Process**: Mention the dedication and hard work put in during the rehearsal process, including long hours of practice to perfect the dance routine. 6. **Stage Presence**: Comment on how the dancers carried themselves on stage, exuding confidence and enthusiasm while performing in front of the audience. 7. **Audience Reception**: Reflect on the reaction of the audience, including their applause, cheers, and overall appreciation for the dance performance. 8. **Memorable Moments**: Share any memorable moments or highlights from the dance experience, such as spontaneous improvisations or unexpected challenges overcome by the team. 9. **Learning and Growth**: Discuss the personal and artistic growth experienced by the dancers throughout the preparation and performance of the dance. 10. **Gratitude and Acknowledgment**: Express gratitude towards everyone who contributed to making the dance performance a success, including teachers, mentors, parents, and fellow dancers.

Think your home’s lighting is fine? That’s like trying to dance the Macarena in the dark: awkward and a total mess. You're at a dance performance. The stage is set. The dancers are ready, but there's no choreographer. The dancers are just flailing around, bumping into each other, and the whole thing is a mess. Hilarious, right? But also kind of tragic. Think about your home: You’ve got beautiful furniture, stunning artwork, and a killer floor plan. But without proper lighting, it’s like that dance performance: disjointed, chaotic, and missing the magic. Lighting professionals, are basically the choreographers of your home’s lighting. We make sure every light bulb, fixture, and beam of light is in sync, creating a harmonious and beautiful environment. Trust me, you don’t want to see what happens when lighting is left to dance on its own. Ever walked into a room that felt like a cave? Or a place so bright it made you feel like you were on the surface of the sun? Yeah, that’s what happens when lighting goes rogue without a choreographer. Good lighting is about creating mood, highlighting features, and making sure every corner of your home gets its moment in the spotlight. You need someone to choreograph those lights. Otherwise, it’s just a bad dance show no one wants to watch. And no one wants to live in a poorly lit disco from the ‘70s. Lighting design is an art and science that can transform your space from "meh" to "WOW." Why settle for a clumsy dance when you can have a perfectly choreographed masterpiece?

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A Chopard Fairy Tale? Chopard's Happy Diamonds are always fascinating pieces in which round brilliant diamonds are left free to dance and spin between two clear sapphire glasses. Chopard reports that their designer Ronald Kurowski got the inspiration for this invention in 1976 by trying to reproduce the effect of sunbeams playing across a waterfall. Look at this overweight cross-eyed squirrel though… does that really stand for Christmas delight? It does not appear to be a "Kawaii" mascot. Chopard's season page is full of different animals that seem quickly rendered and coming from a cartoon. I really wonder how it is possible to sell items around the $10,000 price point using that kind of imagery with non-descript figures. Also, this campaign stands in sharp contrast with the nightly Ice Cube x Bella Hadid campaign also featured on their website. In sharp contrast, Cartier has staged a full homepage takeover with a coherent Christmas campaign that is much more discreet and classier. In the comments, I will share 2 images of their snow panther Christmas season imagery as used in the 2010s. To me, they are much more in line with the brand's icons and imagery. What is your take? Am I just too old to get it?

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It looks like you're on the right track with planning your Dance Fashion Show. To ensure the event is successful, let's break down each element and how you can approach potential sponsors, vendors, and logistics. 4. Dance Fashion Show Clothing Vendors: Start by identifying local and international dancewear and fashion brands that cater to the audience you're targeting. Brands that specialize in activewear, evening wear, or casual dance clothing would be ideal. Offer these brands the opportunity to sponsor the event or provide clothing in exchange for brand visibility during the show, on promotional materials, and through social media. Model Coordination: With 12 models—4 Salsa, 4 Bachata, 2 Kizomba, and 2 representing other styles—make sure each model is not only familiar with walking a runway but also with performing a short dance routine. Schedule rehearsals early on, as you'll want the models to have a strong command over the transitions between catwalk walking and their respective dance styles. Fashion & Dance Choreography: Work closely with both fashion choreographers (to guide the models through their runway routines) and dance instructors (to ensure each model can integrate a smooth dance performance into the walk). Create a detailed show flow that dictates how each model will transition from the runway walk into their dance routine, ensuring it's visually appealing and seamless. 5. Catwalk & Dance Floor Setup Floor Plan Layout: Design the catwalk as a T-shaped or straight layout, allowing for maximum visibility for the audience. Place a platform at the end of the catwalk where models will perform their dance routines. This ensures all audience members can see the performances clearly. Seating Arrangements: Prioritize VIP seating close to the catwalk for sponsors, media, and key guests. Ensure that general seating still provides a great view of both the fashion walks and dance performances. Consider arranging seats on both sides of the catwalk for an immersive experience.