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Heather Currie, Makeup Artist Heather Currie, Makeup Artist www.cloutierremix.com/heathercurrie CELEBRITIES Adrien Brody Dakota Fanning Kelly Bishop Paula Patton Aisha Tyler Earth, Wind & Fire Kelly Lynch Portia De Rossi Alexis Bledel Elle MacPherson Kelly Rutherford Quentin Tarantino Alicia Silverstone Ellen Degeneres Kerry Washington Rose McGowan Allison Janney Faith Hill Kristen Bell Ryan Gosling Amber Valletta Feist Kristin Davis Sally Field Andie MacDowell Garth Brooks Lindsay Lohan Sara Roehmer B. B. King Gnarls Barkley Lisa Marie Taylor Momsen Ben Affleck Harrison Ford Mark-Paul Gosselaar Tiffani Thiessen Black Eyed Peas Stephen Dorff Mary Elizabeth Teri Hatcher Brendan Fehr Jeanne Tripplehorn Winstead Tori Spelling Brooke Shields Jennie Garth Michelle Branch Vanessa Carlton Calista Flockhart Jessica Simpson Mila Jovovich Wilmer Valderrama Chandra Wilson Julie Bowen Missy Peregrym Yoko Ono Chris Isaak Justin Chambers Morgan Freeman Cindy Crawford Kate Walsh Neal McDonough EDITORIAL Arena Health Magazine Men’s Health Seventeen Atomica In Style Men’s Vogue Shape Black Book Jet Modern Bride Sp. Marie Claire Brides Jezebel Magazine Natural Health T.V. Guide Ciudad LA Times Magazine NY Times Magazine Teen People Dazed & Confused LA Weddings Nylon Teen Prom Departures Ladies Home Journal O Magazine Toro Details London Times People Town & Country Elle Magazine Playboy Travel & Leisure Entertainment Weekly Los Angeles Magazine Pregnancy Unleashed Flaunt Make Up Artist Real Simple Vanity Fair Glamour Marie Claire Rolling Stone Venice GQ Marie Claire - UK Santa Barbara Magazine GQ – UK Maxim Self 2632 La Cienega Avenue Los Angeles, California 90034 310. 839. 8722 cloutierremix.com Heather Currie, Makeup Artist ADVERTISING Arden B Frankie B Napster Sprint Chevrolet Hallmark Oil of Olay Tadashi Christian Louboutin HSB Bank Old Navy Target Citizen Bank Jiffy Lube Pacific Swimwear The Food Network Covergirl Kodak Paul Mitchell Tigi CVS Kmart Piper-Heidsieck Trina Turk Cynthia Vincent Lee Jeans Pro Lab Vans DKNY Lexus Skintimates Wet Seal Dockers Macy’s Skoal Estrozen Marshall Fields Sony Felina Max Mara Sprint COMMERCIALS JC Penney - Ellen Degeneres Dir: Bryan Buckley Covergirl – Ellen Degeneres Dir: Seth Gordon Covergirl – Ellen Degeneres Dir: Bryan Buckley K-Mart Dir: David Cameron Hyundai Dir: Janusz Kaminsky Sports Gear Dir: Janusz Kaminsky Wal-Mart Dir: David Cameron AARP Dir: Tony Goldwin Crest Dir: Bronwen Hughes Marshall’s Dir: David Cameron Oil of Olay Dir: Bronwen Hughes MUSIC VIDEOS BLACK EYED PEAS “Don’t Lie” dir: The Saline Project NICK CARTER “Alive” (extras) dir: Matthew Rolston VANESSA CARLTON “Pretty Baby” (extras) dir: Marcos Siega SHAKIRA “Underneath Your Clothes” (band) dir: Herb Ritts S CLUB 7 (extras) dir: Nigel Dick CRYSTAL METHOD “The Name of the Game” dir: Marcos Siega TELEVISION Fashion Star – Season 1 – Jessica Simpson (multiple episodes) Ellen DeGeneres – Season 6-8 **Winner of 2011 Day Time Emmy Awards for “Outstanding Makeup” America’s Next Top Model – (May-09) 2632 La Cienega Avenue Los Angeles, California 90034 310. 839. 8722 cloutierremix.com Heather Currie, Makeup Artist FILM FRAGILE dir: Jaume Balaquero Calista Flockhart 2632 La Cienega Avenue Los Angeles, California 90034 310. 839. 8722 cloutierremix.com .
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