Visual Job

London weekend breaks always seem like such splendid idea – to leave behind habits & habitats, watching something brand new; perhaps listen to something different. However, without an idea, weekends away can every now and then fall somewhat flat, a case of ambling around a big city, sporadically popping into retail outlets & examining sculptures. This might well be adequate if you are comfortable to go with the flow, yet if you favour being occupied and ‘doing’ something then London theatre breaks can be a wonderful option.

Though you can continually travel to Europe, why bother? There is lots of talent & excitement far nearer to home in the City. Famously, the City boasts a large range of unbelievable theatres, most of which are clustered in London’s West End – a place in which life appears to become a little better & the whole lot turns out alright at the end of the day; or at least if not, you can get lost in exciting moments and feel a little bit of a better individual.

Although for comfortable, light-hearted entertainment throughout a London show break the majority of individuals see musical plays. These can be anything from the heart-wrenching disaster for instance Les Misérables to the rollerblading experience that is undoubtedly Starlight Express. Although, supporters of rock & roll, doo-wap and boys & girls in extraordinarily tight black leather will only be interested in one show – Grease. Taking the United Kingdom by storm in the nineteen seventies, this well-known musical show has never ever ceased to make an impression, transferring with consummate style to the big screen. Including a handsome John Travolta and an enormously skinny Olivia Newton-John, the film went on to be chosen for an Oscar.

A great many people will have time in their heart retained for Grease, no matter how old they are, or indeed what gender. Its one of those good motion films that is enjoyed by numerous age groups; equally the London musical is appropriate for young and old. The ease and liveliness of Rydell High is catchy, the late nineteen-fifties attire are desirably retro, & the tunes are so contagious that you will be singing in your seats. The Leicester Square Box Office website (lsbo.co.uk) have superb deals on theatre tickets.

After developing the nail art machine to print fingernails, then the next logical question would be ‘how to print onto toe nails?’. At first you may think “aah this is easy, just put your foot in the machine instead of your hand”. No, is the answer to that thought
as the foot is inherantly different to the hand. Many problems were thus encountered.

Sandra Dean of ‘Nail Art Study’ remarked “A truly amazing thing would be, if the machine could print onto toe nails”

So, after months of development, a special cradle was developed to hold the foot and the toes in order to keep the toe nails steady whilst printing. Adaption to the software was also required to compensate for the uneven nature of different toe nails. Although everyones foot is different, and the differences can be more dramatic than with hands, the special cradle compensates for the idiosyncrases and adapts.

Fashion now goes a step further, and the world of design and art is now available for your toes.

“This enables our machine to be even better than before, with a world beating design and the option of toe nail printing – superb” Robert Geoghegan director Digi Printers ltd, acclaimed

To find out more visit www.diginailart.com or telephone 0870 766 2455

About the Author

Operations director of Digi Printers ltd, based in the UK. An electrical engineer by trade, but happened upon nail art technology through his wifes beauty business. Now has an indepth knowledge of these types of machines.