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Putting faces and names to the characters was the challenge for Carlip, who wrote an essay to accompany each of photographer Barbara Greens startling portraits. Theres Woody, whose two-item shopping list (Oreos, Coors) is written on a matchbook cover. And slutty Pammy, whos looking for Nair, Coffee Mate, and Gummi Bears. The most time-intensive of Carlips transformations was Heather, whos featured on the cover shopping in the makeup aisle. It was all her tattoos, Carlip says.
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