Aeric Aegain

Remember the work of Aeric Meredith-Goujon?

I do. Here's one I really like.

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Olya? Oh Yeah!

Olya Ivanisevic is a teenager from Serbia who you're going to see a lot more.

The brows in this editorial spread are heavily painted, but we like the look, overall.

Paul Cava, Fine Art Dealer

Silly me. I found this interesting piece of art on Paul Cava's web site. But I didn't bother to make a note of the artist's name. There are dozens of artists represented by Cava, so if you'd like a project to keep you busy, go ahead and dig around til you find this one.

Then let us all know who the artist is.

Until that happens, the rest of us will enjoy the brows.

Boots' Brows

Dutch photographer Frank Boots works from a studio next to his house in Holland. He does nice portrait and beauty work, among other things.

Behold:




Scroll-down Antidote to Google: Boots has this map on his web site, to help people locate his studio!

Milk Cleanser? Toner? Must Be ten Haken

In December we saw Rianne ten Haken from the Netherlands. Well a year before that she was in the UK edition of Elle Magazine.

Here's a peek:

Chip Hits This Nail On The Head

Chip Willis brings us this, which sort of sums up my mood right now.

There's much that is great about it. Thank you Chip.

Suicide Girl: Mantis

I think the Suicide Girls are running out of names. They're naming themselves after comic book characters now.

But they aren't running out of eyebrows, thank goodness.

Here's Mantis.

Avenge This: Diana Rigg

Dame Enid Diana Elizabeth Rigg turns 70 this year. But we remember her as be-turtlenecked bad-ass Emma Peel on the 1960s British TV series The Avengers.


Hell yeah.

Scroll-down secret agenty trivia: Rigg played Tracy Bond, James Bond's only wife, opposite one-time Bond George Lazenby. Although we actually think Lazenby was a damned good 007, we also think his career might have been affected by his subsequent appearance in Kentucky Fried Movie.

What? You want more trivia? Fine. Lazenby is married to tennis great Pam Shriver!

Brows on the Couch: Playboy, 1964

Where were you in 1964? I know where I was, but I ain't tellin'.

And thanks to Blubrow, you can find out where these beautifully-browed Playboy Magazine centerfolds were: on the couch! We've peeped vintage centerfolds before (and we'll do it again).

Behold this time, Miss February (Nancy Jo Hooper),


Miss April (Ashlyn Martin), and


Miss September (Astrid Schulz):


Scroll-down reminder: Don't forget the other stuff that was going on in 1964!