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St. Elmo's yesterday

So excited to be on Design Sponge!

http://www.designspongeonline.com/2010/03/in-the-kitchen-with-stacy-newgents-apple-dumplings.html

awkward beauty group

T'ai's group on Facebook is really nice- she's digging up all sorts of interesting things- go and see:

Awkward Beauty group

one of my contributions :)

I've been twittering instead of blogging

I just figured out why I haven't been blogging much- I'm putting all of my very useful information on twitter!

well- maybe it's not that useful, but it is taking up a lot of my free time. My designer/friend HATES my twitter page- he keeps saying he's going to fix it, but never does...I would fix it but I don't see what's wrong with it :)

ok- update- I changed the background...kind of gaudy, but maybe fun?

Jer Gregg

I photographed musician Jer Gregg at the Vollrath a couple of weeks ago- really fun. And I fully acknowledge that it is blasphemous to make pretend Polaroids- but I found this beta program where you drop an image onto a polaroid camera and then it makes the little sound when it spits out the photo...and then it takes a couple of minutes to develop...I can't stop!

Anyway- he has a really nice voice...

my my- I'm way behind

Yikes- can't believe how long it's been since I posted...nothing too exciting to say either. I started a job at Indianapolis Monthly for the next couple of months and my schedule is thrown way off.

I did get some new cards today:

some are new and some are old. I also have a musician to post- which we shot at the Vollrath- super fun, and other things in the works. I was shopping today- for plates and props and pretty things :) Also- listening to Elvis Costello a lot...

Oh- and PS- for anyone emailing to the old email it's not working anymore since I switched my domain- please use stacy@stacynewgent.com and it will reach me a-ok.

Hope you are all well!

T'ai had a birthday

I think these might be the grainiest film scans ever- still a lovely dinner party for T'ai put on by Kara and David. The food was amazing and the drinks...so good :)

bridal make-up

 

So so pretty...make-up and styling: T'ai Rising-Moore ; hair: Carolyn Cuttill on Jessica

I wanted to make a diorama

...like in Esquire magazine. It took so long! But I did learn a few things:

1. I need sharper scissors.

2. I love spray glue.

3. Rarely do I take a photo that is not cut off in some way- which makes looking for images for a diorama difficult :)

Saturday + snow = practicing my InDesign skills :)