Modern Salon - March 2008 - (Page 44)

NEW•NOW•NEXT Art Deco Inspired Damien Carney, Joico’s International Artistic Director, and Sue Pemberton, international artistic director for Vero K-Pak Color, TREND have taken their cues from the rule-breaking visionaries of art, science and history to create the latest Joico release, “Visionaire.” Carney’s cuts are inspired by the lines and curves of Art Deco architecture. He uses a pivotal technique, following the natural shape of the head to create a strong core, surrounded by asymmetrical planes. He uses Joico’s new Design Collection of products to achieve the right amount of texture and hold, allowing the strong lines of the cuts to show through. These lines are further emphasized by Pemberton’s application of colors from opposing sides of the universal color wheel—colors usually used to neutralize each other—to create dramatic and unique panels. For more on the Visionaire style collection, visit www.joico.com.—Jan Hillenmeyer Photography: Hama Sanders; make-up: Walter Obal TCA Saves You Time Processing any Color/Bleach Service in 4-10 Minutes! PAINT BY WORD It’s no surprise to find hairdressers expressing their artistic leanings through a variety of mediums. Recently, Beth and Carmine Minardi, owners of Minardi Salon in Manhattan, gave over the wall space of their Madison Avenue salon to one of their top hair colorists, Tohmas Elmlund, to display his paintings. Fourteen canvases now cover the most visible walls of the two-level salon. The bright, large-scale acrylics are described by Elmlund as contemporary word paintings. “I take two or three words in different fonts and incorporate them to express the feelings and events of my life at the time of each piece,” he explains. Elmlund studied at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, but soon traded his paintbrush for foils. His career in the beauty industry was built first as a senior colorist, and later, as an executive colorist at Minardi Salon, where he has worked since 1997. Photography: Christopher Stout ART GALLERY What will you do with your free time ? Top: “This is a dream come true,” says the multi-faceted Elmlund of his recent shift into art. Right: Elmlund expects to open a new exhibit by winter. Dennis Bernard, Inc. www.DennisBernard.com info@DennisBernard.com tel 800.541.5456 l fax 732-308-9608 To read more about Elmlund and view additional samples of his work online go to www.modernsalon.com CLICK! 44 MARCH 2008 www.modernsalon.com http://www.joico.com http://www.DennisBernard.com http://www.modernsalon.com http://www.DennisBernard.com http://www.modernsalon.com

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Modern Salon - March 2008

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