Danielle Feinberg

When she was eleven she wanted to be an artist but some well-meaning adults told her she couldn't make a living being an artist
She have always loved science and maths so she started studying computer programming from that moment she felt in love with the magic of animation short films.
Soon she started working at Pixar Animation Studios, making those movies she can make new worlds and bring robots to life play with lights and shadows with the computer, she make art, she is an artist, so yes, she could finally make a living being an artist.

Looks aren't everything. Believe me, I'm a model.

She is Cameron Russell, i love her talk, it is about the 

black models, there is a very low 

percentage of black models and the most of the black

 13-years-old girls are unhappy 

with their look because the beauty canon is a white, tall 

and blond woman, it is only marketing.

She said that the models are the most insecure people, 

and they sometimes are sad or 

depressed, most of the photos are edited and she 

said that she doesn't like it

I like it very much because i always think about why

 the canon beauty is a white girl and not a black ,

 they are pretty too and they have beautiful bodies.

The marketing hurts in teenagers a lot

 it has to be stopped

Jade Beall Ted

Jade Beall is a photographer 

who is sick of listening to society t

alking about a perfect body on the contrary she 

says that all people are beautiful, 

so she starts her project called: A beautiful body in which she explains her point of view 

through photographing pregnant,

 old, sick, damaged or post pregnant women's bodies while telling their stories.

Coral Crochet (Margaret Wertheim)

She is a scientist who made an ecologic

 and mathematic project with her sister 

artist Christine Wertheim.

The project is an artistic way of showing a 

mathematic theory, it is an installation that is

 made up with handmade knitted coral reefs, 

it is also a way to fight 

with ecologic activism.

Jill Bolte

Jill Bolte always knew she would study the brain, she had a brother with a brain disorder: esquizofrenia.
Her surprise happened the morning of December, 10th, 1996, she woke up having a brain stoke but she realice about it when she had a part of her body already froze, but finally she could called to ask for help.
JIll Bolte tell us in this TED that she found Nirvana, she found happiness. She said that from that experience she started to see the life in a different way. "We have the power to choose, moment by moment, who we are and who we want to be in this world". Jill Bolte.

KEN ROBINSON

Ken Rovinson works in education sector and 

he believes education is wrong,

 he thinks that teachers don't let 

children develop the way they are, they are creative 

since the moment of their 

birth and most teachers 

always stop the artistic side in the childhood. So 

education have to change for a better 

evolution in the society.

Your body language shapes who you are

Amy Cuddy, social psychologist, tell us in 

a TED how body 

language can change our mind, how powerful 

people's postures are different from 

low powerful people ones and how the corporal communication 

can made other people judge you in 

different ways.

Cameron Russell

Looks aren't everything. Believe me, I'm a model.

She is Cmaeron Russell, i love her talk, it is about the black models, there is a very low 

porcentage of black models and the most of the black 13-years-old girls are unhappy 

whith their look because the beauty canon is a white, tall and blond woman, it is only marketing.

She said that the models are the most insecure people, and they sometimes are sad or 

depressed, most of the fotos are edited and she said that she doesn't like it

I like it very much because i always think about why

 the canon beauty is a white girl and not a black ,

 they are pretty too and they have beutyfull bodies.

The marketing hurts in teenagers a lot

 it has to be stoped