Hairspray Costume Rental

"Hairspray" Costume Rental

Ariki Art friend and professional costume designer Carin Jacobs is all set to provide you with your "Hairspray" costume rental. The popular remake of the movie "Hairspray" is running currently, and it just so happens that Carin was the costume designer for a stage production of "Hairspray" so has costumes for the entire cast of characters in stock in her costume warehouse. So if "Hairspray" is your thing for this Halloween, rent from Seal Beach, CA constume designer, Carin Jacobs.

About costume designer Carin Jacobs, including how to contact her regarding costume rentals

Watercolor Artist Abhilasha Singh Joins ArikiArt

Welcome Abhilasha Singh!

We would like to welcome aboard watercolor artist, Abhilasha Singh, as the latest artist to exhibit at ArikiArt Online Gallery.

Abhilasha lives in the Indian state of Gudjurat. She paints in bright and vivid color and has done many figurative pieces featuring women. She also enjoys creating paintings with a contemporary art deco feel to them.

Abhilasha has had quite some success for such a young artist, and currently has an exhibition of her works running in London.

We invite you to take the time to read more about watercolor artist Abhilasha Singh and view her watercolor paintings here at ArikiArt.

Christ the Redeemer Statue a Wonder

The results of an Internet poll of what people think should be the Seven Wonders of the Modern World were announced on Saturday, which happened to be the date 07/07/07. The results of this "unscientific" poll were:

The Great Wall of China
The ancient city of Petra in Jordan
The statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro
Machu Picchu in Peru
The Maya ruins of Chichen Itza in Mexico
The Colosseum in Rome
The Taj Mahal in India

The Statue of Christ the Redeemer has always been a "wonder" to me since my late-friend Raymond Neher painted the statue after his trip to Brazil and it just happened to be the painting he was working on when I first met him in San Francisco in 1987.

Before his death from lung cancer in 2004, Raymond asked me which painting I would like to have after his death, and it was this painting that I chose because of my memory of meeting him in front of his easel working on the statue of Christ.

See more cityscape paintings by Raymond Neher