Fractel

Intricate textural Cyberart by Nicole Gary
The creative process begins with a tiny spark - a glimmer of an idea that literally evolves, grows and develops out of the artist's hands. Aquage team artist, Nicole Gary, used Aquage Working Spray to prep each golden strand before weaving it through shimmering metal mesh to create stunning textural patterns. Nicole's creative genius took center stage when she was chosen as a NAHA 2015 finalist.
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Hair: Nicole Gary for Aquage       Makeup: Wanda Alvarez       Fashion: Rocky Gathercole       Photo: Luis Alvarez for Aquage
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Hair: Nicole Gary for Aquage       Makeup: Wanda Alvarez       Fashion: Rocky Gathercole       Photo: Luis Alvarez for Aquage
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Hair: Nicole Gary for Aquage       Makeup: Wanda Alvarez       Fashion: Rocky Gathercole       Photo: Luis Alvarez for Aquage

Hair: Nicole Gary for Aquage
Makeup: Wanda Alvarez
Fashion: Rocky Gathercole
Photo: Luis Alvarez for Aquage


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