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Fabulous Faces by Janet Mishner

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Gender	Female
Introduction	Her humorous and sometimes touching observations, along with Ms. Mishner’s fascination with facial expressions led to the creation of a series of over 120 digital images, called Fabulous Faces® . It was for a close friend’s fiftieth birthday that she created the first set of note cards. And it was many of the women at the party celebrating this birthday, who demanded multiple sets of note cards to keep and give as gifts, that led the artist to evolve her initially small collection into several sets of note cards and numerous prints accompanied by their own stories. Ms. Mishner sees humor and much to admire in her endearing ladies. The fact that they have endured and prevail is what defines them. It is also what makes them beautiful. A simple phrase describes the Fabulous Faces® images as a celebration of women “who have finally reached a certain age and become beautiful.” This kind of beauty is not easily observed in a quick glance. But rather it is revealed through years of living, experiencing happiness and pain, and the gaining of wisdom.

Gender

Female

Introduction

Her humorous and sometimes touching observations, along with Ms. Mishner’s fascination with facial expressions led to the creation of a series of over 120 digital images, called Fabulous Faces® . It was for a close friend’s fiftieth birthday that she created the first set of note cards. And it was many of the women at the party celebrating this birthday, who demanded multiple sets of note cards to keep and give as gifts, that led the artist to evolve her initially small collection into several sets of note cards and numerous prints accompanied by their own stories. Ms. Mishner sees humor and much to admire in her endearing ladies. The fact that they have endured and prevail is what defines them. It is also what makes them beautiful. A simple phrase describes the Fabulous Faces® images as a celebration of women “who have finally reached a certain age and become beautiful.” This kind of beauty is not easily observed in a quick glance. But rather it is revealed through years of living, experiencing happiness and pain, and the gaining of wisdom.