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| Janet Labelle poses for photoshoot Media: Pen and Ink Illustration |
Jantet Labelle, featured virtual model for BookMark's Tutoring's Dress-up games appeared in Santa Rosa today to give an exclusive interview with BookMark Tutoring's fashion reporters. Dressed in her ready to dress up costume, she gave reporters not only an eyeful but a mouthful.
Fashion reporter, Debra Smith, was the first to pop the question that surrounds the controversial Ms. Labelle, "You stated that you felt that the use of drones should be regulated by an international organization such as the United Nations, could you clarify?"
Janet with a somewhat surprised look responded, "Its not that I am against drones, in fact I advocate that use of unarmed drone balloons at fashion shows and for transportation and delivery purposes. What I am somewhat concerned about is the escalation of the use of armed drones without due process. Simple put, you just can't have the world's leaders inadvertently declaring drone war on individuals without a trial, however inconvenient that may be."
Asked about why she chose to wear her dress-down for dress-up costume for the interview, Janet responded, "I wanted my fans to get a preview of what they have to work with on the actual dress-up game. I know it may be a little bit out of place for a press conference, but I wanted to get the reaction to the dress-down costume before I actually went live. As you might imagine, I am quite used to being seen in my dress-down costume. And my dress-down costume is what my fans see first when they first open my dress-up page."
Janet Labelle is available in non-vectorized format as part of BookMark's fashion show model library. With BookMark's fashion design libraries, graphic design blocks and fashion design automation tools, students at BookMark can select fashion items and then vectorize, colorize, transform and animate them to create customized fashion compositions, highly stylized fashion settings and complete virtual fashion shows and worlds.
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