According to Bored Panda, Lloyd has been airbrushing murals and city walls for the past 10 years, and after the sudden death of his stepson two years ago, began airbrushing non-permanent tattoos on children.
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The service will soon expand to hand-painting, airbrushing and hand embroidery.
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Jameela Jamil is urging celebrities and public figures to stop airbrushing their photos.
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Modeling since age 14, Hannah Davis takes a more relaxed stance on airbrushing.
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I don't think that they were airbrushing too much on top of me.
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"When they were airbrushing my genitals, I was like, 'Ohhh, no…,'" she said.
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But because of the size of the compressors, airbrushing wasn't super practical on set.
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The 100 percent cotton extra-tall tees of yore proved not ideal for airbrushing.
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There's a certain lack of intimacy and detachment that exists in the process of airbrushing.
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But most of Californication, a series well-known for its gratuitous nudity, survived Amazon's airbrushing.
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Free: iOS The latest from Lightricks, Facetune 2 has even more photo retouching and airbrushing features.
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One day, I went to the creature shop, and there was a guy airbrushing Aughra's skin.
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It is a process that takes up to two years — and, she notes, involves no airbrushing.
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So, he got creative; taking pictures of another fleet and airbrushing them to look like his own.
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"The message society is trying to tell us (by airbrushing everything, erasing dimples and rolls and fluff) is."
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Others on social media also voiced their opposition against airbrushing, in addition to commenting on Lamar's latest single.
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Target is continuing their promise to keep swimsuit ads free of reshaping or airbrushing with their 2018 campaign.
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Again, there's some airbrushing happening on the S7 Edge; it's not terrible and you can turn it off.
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We hide our vulnerabilities, airbrushing our flaws and quirks; we project our fantasies onto the images before us.
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Rather than filtering and airbrushing, influencers like Cooper have decided to let it all hang out, so to speak.
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My background is related more to technique and refining since I studied painting, airbrushing, color and fashion photo retouching.
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One could also say that the airbrushing of the poster was ageist, so we'll call this one a draw.
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At the time, it was refreshing and markedly different amid a retail landscape in which airbrushing is the norm.
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By airbrushing out all of this other evidence, the Judiciary Committee has left Christine Blasey with an unbearable burden.
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Last year, Missguided was roundly praised when it stopped airbrushing its models' stretch marks and released a totally unretouched campaign.
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Like a Greek artist, Matt works long hours in a separate all-white room airbrushing male dolls for female clients.
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Aerie regularly shares photos of its customers in store windows and took a stand against airbrushing models several years ago.
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Lingerie lifestyle retailer Aerie have been breaking standard beauty norms in advertisements since 2014 when they stopped airbrushing their models.
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Many celebrities have spoken against the use of Photoshop, and lingerie brands such as Aerie have pledged to stop airbrushing models.
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"It takes training and tools to learn how to do airbrushing," says Gowers, who recommends TEMPTU and Dinair airbrush makeup systems.
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This marketing campaign not only does a disservice to the Cadburys but also highlights the folly in airbrushing faith from Easter.
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All it took was a scalpel, glue, a bit of paint (or pencil), and some airbrushing for a semi-photorealistic effect.
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Now more than ever, fashion brands continue to embrace the body positivity movement by foregoing Photoshop and airbrushing typically used on models.
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Even as the effects of photoshop, airbrushing, and the like became public knowledge, women still felt pressure to look like these images.
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Those radically rejuvenated visages were achieved through after-the-fact photographic manipulation—extreme airbrushing of the actors as they appeared on set.
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To draw a sharp contrast against Victoria's Secret, Aerie started showing natural-looking women in ads and stopped airbrushing photos in 2014.
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No more dithering, no more crisp pixel edges; just lifeless turn-of-the-millennium digital airbrushing and the occasional bit of wonky linework.
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By "virtual makeup," I'm not talking about meticulous airbrushing that can perfectly retouch your selfies, or some far-future tech for holographic glasses.
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What makes airbrushing most appealing for brides is the lightweight finish, which is why Bachelorette star Hannah Brown uses it on the show.
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Somewhere along the line, in the development of HD, they figured out that airbrushing was the most natural way to accomplish corrective makeup.
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But many of the lenses incorporate airbrushing and real-time retouching that make us less shy about showing our faces to our friends.
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GIF: Boris FXDigital airbrushing, combining blurred layers, cloning, color correcting, and warping are all techniques used to retouch and de-age footage like this.
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I prefer the rawer skin-imperfections-and-all selfies that the iPhone 6S takes, but if you don't mind the airbrushing, the selfies aren't terrible.
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Speaking of which, there is what -- according to some observers -- looks like heavy photoshopping (far more than the gentle airbrushing that usually accompanies such photos).
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Narrator: Airbrushing is a popular special-effects technique in Hollywood where artists use an airbrush to blow paint onto the faces of actors and actresses.
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But rightly or wrongly, "that photo" has come to symbolize the airbrushing — or "Eire-brushing," as some have said — of women out of Ireland's history.
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Playboy photographs have long been triumphs of technology, giving models a sheen of perfection that is unobtainable without lots of carefully placed lights and aggressive airbrushing.
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A similar type of "be yourself" messaging has contributed to the rampant success of American Eagle's Aerie label, which bans the use of airbrushing on models.
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Plenty of brands have instituted a no-airbrushing policy, but celebrating the way a subject looks behind-the-scenes takes it to a whole other level.
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Other sins against the ancient text include "airbrushing" the original Hebrew, attempting to smooth over its concrete simplicity with the reflexes and embellishments of a copy editor.
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" The Times adds, though, that the pictures are certainly more naturalistic: there's no airbrushing or carefully placed lighting, and the end result feels "more impromptu than posed.
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In 2017 terms, airbrushing is the Flower Crown filter on Snapchat — fun to play with for sheer entertainment, but not quite human-looking enough for your headshot.
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Anyway, I'm sure a dude who signs off on what looks like five-minute sub-standard selfie airbrushing is going to make America great again, for sure.
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Kavanaugh's lies were all told with the purpose of airbrushing his image as a high school student, when the incident with Ford was alleged to have happened.
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Suspicious of all heretics even to the point of airbrushing their faces from history, Eastern-bloc Communist leaders had little patience for the niceties of philosophical speculation.
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At worst they epitomize everything that's backwards about how we lionize male rock stars, airbrushing the edges of their ugliness and in the process corroding the truth.
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On closer inspection you can of course see the airbrushing that's gone on but the polish is applied with enough subtly that it can pass as naturally pleasing.
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This week, Jamil generated backlash for a BBC op-ed she wrote, along with a series of tweets, which called for Photoshop and airbrushing to be made illegal.
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"I love airbrushing, I love graffiti, but I'd rather make shirts to celebrate a graduation or a wedding, or, hell, even a picture of somebody's dog," he said.
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American Eagle's lingerie company has appealed to the young demographic by nixing airbrushing in 2014 with its groundbreaking #AerieREAL campaign and by employing a body-positive, inspirational vibe.
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I guess retouching and airbrushing do blur together a bit as these things go; it's interesting how quickly vanity became a factor in the miracle of early photography.
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"When I use airbrushing on her, she loves how it looks and feels and how lightly and easily you're able to apply it," says Gina Modica, Brown's makeup artist.
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Benjamin Lloyd from the Bay of Plenty has been airbrushing for 10 years around the country, but only started painting tattoos in the past few months for adults for fun.
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Many fans leapt to Lopez's defense in the comments section, pointing out that the mark was clearly just a smudge on her bathroom mirror and not evidence of any airbrushing.
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From there, a basic stencil — a skyline or the outline of a cartoon character — was applied using a silk screen and then the delicate work of airbrushing and embellishing could begin.
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"I know it's hard because we are perpetually scrutinized and criticized in this industry, but I'm begging other influencers, actors, and models to join me in not allowing airbrushing," she urged.
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" Discussing his children (and airbrushing away any mention of his son Hunter's well-paid misadventures in Ukraine), Biden veered dangerously close to anticipating senility: "I should have had one Republican kid.
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The photograph â€" which accompanies the first lady's official biography page on the White House website â€" features Melania sporting a black suit jacket with her arms folded and some serious airbrushing.
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Then I use the default Photoshop brush tool set to a low opacity and start shading inside each selection or cutout shape, building up colors similar to a painting or physical airbrushing.
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Now, we are aware that the widespread airbrushing of social media is a problem, but who says you can't be a Photoshop crusader, working from the inside to take down this damaging trend?
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Fortnite attracted a large and diverse audience by blending the thrill of live events with the strategic combat and outrageous weaponry of first-person shooters, airbrushing it all with a playful cartoon aesthetic.
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Target has been keeping its swimsuit ads free of reshaping or airbrushing, CVS announced it would no longer retouch photos for its store beauty brands and Aerie's lingerie ads have been unretouched since 2014.
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Related Video: Read these stories next: 5 Photos That Show The Beauty Of Stretch Marks Missguided Has Stopped Airbrushing Its Models' Stretch Marks The Adorable Way This Mom Explained Stretch Marks To Her Daughter
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And while diversity has certainly increased, there was still one area where many people felt the industry was still lagging — the airbrushing of images that often turned real women into cyborg versions of themselves.
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Trump is sometimes focused intensely on her aesthetic: Her official portrait, released this week, instantly spawned debate over what she was wearing, her makeup, her airbrushing choices, her outfit's designer and her physical stance.
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Using the visual vernacular of airbrushing, Ayala explores the personal dramas—isolation, heartbreak, lost time—that play out in (and outside) the prison-industrial complex, which imprisons a vastly disproportionate number of people of color.
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That particular appointment was over three years ago, during a pre-#skinpositivity era when Facetune ruled social media with a heavily filtered fist, and few of us blinked an eye when presented with plasticky airbrushing.
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She asks me if I want to get my makeup professionally done that day for $75, plus another $15 for airbrushing if we want to, and she will be covering the cost of our hairstyling.
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Trump's failure to express concern about the drug war's death toll and his airbrushing of that bloodshed as a legitimate anti-drug operation is more than a grievous insult to injury for family members of victims.
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"Aerie, a youth-oriented lingerie brand owned by American Eagle Outfitters, has also taken aim at Victoria's Secret heavy use of airbrushing, releasing ads with the tagline, "The girl in this photo has not been retouched.
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"To celebrate the strength and beauty of women in their most authentic states, Harper's Bazaar produced all of the stories in their feature well without any airbrushing at all," a spokesperson for the magazine told INSIDER.
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In doing her brother's bidding, Kim Yo-jong is airbrushing a dictator who authorizes public executions that, according to defectors, must be watched by all adult citizens, so that they can savor the wages of disobedience.
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These hyperreal images have all the glamor and amped up sexuality as artful fashion photography — both Thomas and her mother had modeling gigs — but none of the airbrushing or homogeneity of subject endemic to glossy magazines.
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The #ThisGirlCan campaign, launched by Sports England, a public body which promotes community sports, in 2015, featured photos of women of different shapes, ages and sizes participating in sports without airbrushing, showing sweat stains and fat wobbles.
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Well, we have a +25 for full nudity — I don't care that that's not Carice Van Houten's body, we're talking about Melisandre here, and for her to go au naturale without airbrushing is a major character development.
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H&M is getting praise for promoting realistic-looking women's bodies by becoming the latest fast-fashion retailer to leave its swimwear models' stretch marks, arm hair, scars, and blemishes on display, instead of airbrushing them out.
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Notable controversial Saudi ads have included airbrushing women out of Ikea catalogues, the portrayal of athletic women in a Nike ad and a Coke ad where a young woman is being taught to drive by her father.
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Many of Stern's noteworthy policies on the league's players — from the dress code to the age limit on prospects entering the draft to airbrushing tattoos from magazine covers — already seem to be relics of a past era.
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Unbuttoned The galvanization of women, whether as candidates for political office or as voices speaking up as part of the #metoo movement, has challenged yet another traditionally sacred practice: the airbrushing of beauty images into unachievable perfection.
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If you look great without makeup, then it's easy to say that airbrushing and filters and Photoshop should be illegal; and if the rest of your culture loves your body, then it's easy to love your body, too.
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Fleer scrambled to fix it, creating more than twenty flubby alternate versions in which the profanity was obscured by various scribbles, blobs of white out, black boxes, airbrushing, and a notch cut into the card by a power saw.
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Dario Vigano, the head of the Vatican's communications department, after an episode of airbrushing and selective editing had prompted cries of "Lettergate" and accusations that the Vatican had spread the type of fake news the pope had recently denounced.
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Drawer after drawer in his studio is filled with historical photographs telling various kinds of half-truths: 1960s paparazzi snaps of the British royal family stippled with airbrushing, images taken automatically by space probes, publicity shots scrawled with cropping marks.
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Advertising Attempts to move away from airbrushing in advertising have ebbed and flowed over the last decade, but at a time when even Barbie now comes in petite, tall and curvy, more retailers are turning to authentic-looking women to market their products.
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Jinggangshan was a base for embattled revolutionaries in the 1920s and 1930s, and party history credits it as the birthplace of Mao's path to rural revolution, while airbrushing out the gruesome purges that tore apart the Jinggangshan uprising in the early 1930s.
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Instead of reshaping, shellacking, and airbrushing women to look more like model versions of one another (thin, tan, young, and tall with shiny hair and clear skin), the retouching trend today is more focused on making sure you see individual quirks, without distraction.
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She apologizes that she has "fairly clear skin these days", and is forced to reiterate that her skin has been lightened and her nose narrowed in pictures, that the implications about her ethnicity made by airbrushing have been deeply hurtful to her.
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Whether or not we feel sexy is so grossly entangled with commercial advertising and airbrushing, and all of that gets to its most intense point in that moment when you have to take all your clothes off and try to feel confident.
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Beautification mode only on by default in certain markets in Asia going forward These improvements will all be welcome upgrades, especially dialing back the "beauty" mode that goes a little overboard with airbrushing your skin so that it looks soft and glowy.
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We've been discussing the evils of Photoshop for decades, and airbrushing before that, because of their negative effect on body image, with the general, agreed-upon takeaway being that yes, it is bad to narrow already-thin models' waists or misrepresent their skin tones.
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Friends say Mr. Comey expected his memoir would be criticized because of how it would inevitably be construed: either as airbrushing history and not being honest about Mr. Trump's transgressions, or as a self-serving and score-settling account with the man who ended his career in law enforcement.
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Emails between Mr. McKenzie and the foundry where "BRAT" was created indicate that the full design of the sculpture had not been settled as of May 2017, but the plan was to create it out of aluminum and then send it to an airbrushing company to be painted.
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And though the internet has gone into something of a frenzy, as the internet tends to do when it comes to anything Trump, over the apparent amount of airbrushing, the extent to which her facial lines have been erased is not really all that different from what came before.
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The first image has been manipulated to mess with the top of the trees in a physically implausible way—Nightingale said this sometimes happens by accident when photo hoaxsters are rushing—while the second just included some light airbrushing, a manipulation we all but take for granted these days.
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Kim Jones left as designer of Louis Vuitton men's wear, Alexander Wang announced he was leaving New York Fashion Week (February will be his last show on the official schedule), CVS said it would leave airbrushing behind and "The Assassination of Gianni Versace," the next installment of American Crime Story, arrived.
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Didn't matter, though, because we were all there to see an indie rock band like Deerhunter, and the gentle airbrushing of Texan identity on a city that, in most other ways, found a sense of pride in its contrasting politics with the rest of the state became charming and palatable.
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To test out how sharp our BS-detectors are, Nightingale and her colleagues created an experiment where they purposely altered random images in a variety of ways, from airbrushing out wrinkles, to smudging a treeline, to moving a shadow in a way that's not in step with the image's lighting.
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The Advertising Standards Authority has been known to ban imagery it deems offensive: In 2016, the regulatory group cracked down on Gucci for using a model who looked "unhealthily thin" in a campaign, and in 2017, it banned a Rimmel commercial starring the model Cara Delevingne for excessive airbrushing that could mislead viewers.
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The surface of velvet is obviously very different from smooth gessoed canvas as a substrate, and velvet painters have an array of adaptive techniques that involve dabbing and spattering paint so as not to saturate the canvas — and some have even, as Mexicantown CDC Executive Director Raymond Lozano learned, developed a very rasquache form of bootleg airbrushing.
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While we most often complain about the negative effects airbrushing can have on the body images of young girls — the American Medical Association has identified it as health issue — the impact of Keaton-esque treatment can be just as detrimental for us more mature women, even if theoretically we are supposed to know better (or at least be able to recognize the impossible, or implausible, when we see it).
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