DZUL Photo & Art Exhibition MODEL CALL!

We are seeking female & male models for our exhibition showcasing the art of tattoo and body paint.

DZUL is shooting and creating works of art to be showcased in our Photo & Art Exhibition"Marks of Identity" Individuality, sensuality, ideas, visions and character.

We are also seeking models for a live fashion show to be held at the debut of the exhibition.

Experienced models with tattoos preferred. Send headshot, full body shot, and three worksamples. if you have no previous experience, send full body shot and head shot for consideration.18 years or older.

Tell us:

(1) Why you are interested in participating in the exhibition.

(2) How many tattoos you have and their meanings.

(3) Indicate your willingness to participate in body paint exhibition.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Submissions deadline is June 25th 2010. Please send via e-mail to: art.exhibition@dzul.com . include your contact info: Name, phone number, and a link of online portfolio if you have one.

ALL MODELS WILL RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING

• A chance to be featured and showcased in:

• Dzul's official website

• Promotional video, online and in print

• In photo/art exhibition

COMPENSATION

• DVD with photos taken at the shoot

• One 13"X19" professionally edited print

• invitation to attend event and a VIP pass

to after party event

• One $50.00 tattoo gift certificate

DZUL Photo & Art Exhibition MODEL CALL!

We are seeking female & male models for our exhibition showcasing the art of tattoo and body paint.

DZUL is shooting and creating works of art to be showcased in our Photo & Art Exhibition"Marks of Identity" Individuality, sensuality, ideas, visions and character.

We are also seeking models for a live fashion show to be held at the debut of the exhibition.

Experienced models with tattoos preferred. Send headshot, full body shot, and three worksamples. if you have no previous experience, send full body shot and head shot for consideration.18 years or older.

Tell us:

(1) Why you are interested in participating in the exhibition.

(2) How many tattoos you have and their meanings.

(3) Indicate your willingness to participate in body paint exhibition.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Submissions deadline is June 25th 2010. Please send via e-mail to: art.exhibition@dzul.com . include your contact info: Name, phone number, and a link of online portfolio if you have one.

ALL MODELS WILL RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING

• A chance to be featured and showcased in:

• Dzul's official website

• Promotional video, online and in print

• In photo/art exhibition

COMPENSATION

• DVD with photos taken at the shoot

• One 13"X19" professionally edited print

• invitation to attend event and a VIP pass

to after party event

• One $50.00 tattoo gift certificate

T: The NYT Style Magazine: Montauk dining

High Season | Montauk’s Navy Beach

By Julie Earle-Levine

| May 14, 2010

Even with the raucous Surf Lodge (locals tend to sidestep it) and summer visitors Robert De Niro and Gwyneth Paltrow on the scene, the vibe in Montauk is still decidedly laid-back.

The easygoing restaurant Navy Beach, which opened on Thursday in the old Sunset Saloon, should help keep the “un-Hamptons” atmosphere intact, while quietly injecting some style. Boaters can come into Fort Pond Bay (once occupied by the U.S. Navy), drop anchor and dinghy in to dine, à la Sunset Beach. It also helps that Leyla Marchetto is on the scene.

Marchetto, 30, is the daughter of the ebullient Silvano Marchetto of Da Silvano and a co-owner of neighboring Scuderia. The Navy Beach partner knows the food and celebrity scene well. As a student at the Little Red School house in Greenwich Village, she would take her class next door to Da Silvano to eat spaghetti. “Once when I was four, I waited up to see Tom Cruise” at Da Silvano, she recalled. Then there was the time Gianni Versace drew a dress for her on a napkin.

Marchetto’s fiancé, Franklin Ferguson, and their friends Frank and Kristina Davis are the other partners. Chef Paul LaBue (most recently at The Laundry in East Hampton, and before that The Beacon and Nick & Toni’s) plans to serve local seafood cooked with flair: lobster pot pie is updated with wild mushrooms, snow peas and corn in lobster stock; steak with hand-cut frites rivals Raoul’s. And then there are juicy littleneck clams with white beans and chorizo, and plates of Mexican-style corn topped with chili powder, melted cheese and lime. Sticky bread-and-butter pudding is one of the less bikini-friendly desserts.

The restaurant’s decor blends vintage beach club and yacht club, with whitewashed walls, wood beams, nautical flags and shadowboxed retro swimsuits and bathing caps. Photos of bathing beauties Raquel Welch, Grace Kelly, Brigitte Bardot and Sophia Loren grace the walls. Out on the beach, there are picnic tables set in the sand with Adirondack chairs and “tree trunk” stools. The bar, with nautical flags that spell out “drink,” has Argentine and Venezuelan bartenders and attracted a crowd during previews. Peter Beard, Bruce Weber, Lauren Bush and Mickey Drexler are likely to be early patrons, said Marchetto, while restaurateur Serge Becker stopped by last Saturday night.

It’s not easy to find (even helpful locals aren’t sure). Getting to the tucked-away beach involves veering past the former Navy yards and down a winding lane. It may be hidden, but in Montauk word travels fast.

Navy Beach, 16 Navy Road, Montauk; (631) 668-6868. Open until the end of October

Travel: New York Magazine Spring Travel

New York Magazine
Spring Travel issue

By Julie Earle-Levine

Time, or the lack thereof, has squashed many a New Yorker’s getaway fantasy. The average harried city dweller can reasonably squeeze in a few long-weekend jaunts to Miami or L.A., or maybe even a week in Tuscany or Tulúm, if one is really lucky. But a paid multi-week relaxation marathon? Probably not. However, there is an argument to be made for NYC-style efficiency in trip-taking. Mark the calendar, clear your schedule, and you’re off.

The-Party-Around-The-Clocker

Brisbane, Australia
Brisbane’s booming bar, restaurant, and art scenes mean it’s no longer playing third fiddle to Sydney and Melbourne. Start at the Gallery of Modern Art (gaq.gld.gov.au), which has an exhibit of contemporary New Zealand art coming May 1 and a hot-ticket Valentino retrospective starting August 7.

The gallery-concert-venue hybrid the Fort (thefort.org.au) displays local artists and stages live bands. For dinner, you’ve got options: There’s Beccofino for spicy pizza bianche (beccofino.com.au); the Buffalo Club for a foodie-stalked fourteen-course degustation menu ($160; thebuffaloclub.com.au); and Bar Barossa (purplepalate.com) for the stellar local wine list and views of Brisbane’s Story Bridge.

Order flights of martinis at La Ruche Bar & Supperclub (laruche.com), followed by shots at mega–bar complex Cloudland (cloudland.tv). Last rounds are at the rooftop lounge of the Limes Hotel, where you can ask for a late-night check-in for $99, less than half the standard room rate (from $249; limeshotel.com.au).

The Pampered Escapist

Vieques, Puerto Rico

Vieques’s white-sand beaches, packs of wild horses, and surreal bioluminescent bay aren’t the only reasons to visit the Edenic islet six miles off the coast of Puerto Rico. There’s now an Alain Ducasse restaurant, a spa that treats seaweed wraps like a science, and a poolside cocktail scene, all courtesy of the brand-new W Retreat & Spa–Vieques Island (from $289; whotels.com), which represents the island’s first dalliance with a big-time resort.

The hotel can arrange trips to the surrounding cays to snorkel, scuba-dive, and kayak alongside leatherback turtles. Zip around the island on a moped ($50 for 24 hours; rent through the hotel), with a stop at the lush Navio beach. Last stop before sundown: Duffy’s (duffysesperanza.com), for spicy mahi mahi tacos and a Parcharita cocktail.

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Spring Sale

$25.00 Piercing!

Every Wed & Sat. from April 1st until May 31st.

Piercings listed below are $25*!!

eyebrow, monroe, labret, nostril, tongue, navel, earlobe, cartilage, conch, snug, daith and lip

All other piercings not listed are 10% off!

*All piercings do not include jewelry*

Initial Jewelry prices range from $13.99 to $25.99

316 LVM - ASTM F-138-92 stainless steel certified Initial Jewelry

Also refer 3 friends for a piercing and you get one FREE! Or

Get 3 piercings yourself get the 4th one for free!**

**(3 piercings can be done on different dates throughout April 1st - May 31st)

Come down to get your piercing today!!! Or

Call us to book your appointment!!!

(206) 767-1163 / www.dzul.com

9622 16th Ave. SW Ste B, Seattle, WA 98106

Spring Sale

$25.00 Piercing!

Every Wed & Sat. from April 1st until May 31st.

Piercings listed below are $25*!!

eyebrow, monroe, labret, nostril, tongue, navel, earlobe, cartilage, conch, snug, daith and lip

All other piercings not listed are 10% off!

*All piercings do not include jewelry*

Initial Jewelry prices range from $13.99 to $25.99

316 LVM - ASTM F-138-92 stainless steel certified Initial Jewelry

Also refer 3 friends for a piercing and you get one FREE! Or

Get 3 piercings yourself get the 4th one for free!**

**(3 piercings can be done on different dates throughout April 1st - May 31st)

Come down to get your piercing today!!! Or

Call us to book your appointment!!!

(206) 767-1163 / www.dzul.com

9622 16th Ave. SW Ste B, Seattle, WA 98106

KUBE 93 INK ~ Host, Shellie gets her tattoo from DZUL!

KUBE INK

Shelli decided it was time to cover up her tattoo she had gotten about 20 years ago. We went over to the KUBE 93 headquarters to get her new tattoo done.

Make sure you visit the Kube 93 Ink page to vote for the tattoo done with the best craftsmanship.

The winner who gets the most votes from Kube 93 listeners wins an $1000 tattoo from DZUL! Also the next 10 runner-ups will each receive an $50 tattoo gift certificate from DZUL.

Check out the people who have entered and the stories behind their tattoos... KUBE INK

Vote for your favorite!