Dear Rosa is written in a personal letter form to an airport security personnel. The letter contains: Description writing of a matchboxPersonal manifesto of being a feministA little bit of instructional writing As a reader, I felt as if I was being invited to become as one, especially when the ...
Last night, for the first time in years, I went on Facebook awaiting a very exciting new experience for the Philippine fashion industry. Rajo Laurel, one of the Philippines’ biggest fashion designers staged his first online fashion show. I was there waiting in anticipation on the same Facebook page ...
How to lift a pen: Engage the muscles of your right arm and open your fingers. There’s a blue inked object on the work bench. Reach out towards it and, with your fingers, pinch its plastic body and lift. How to raise your hand: From a relaxed position, tense the muscles of your arm, either ...
This manifesto is via WGSN. It embodies everything I believe as a fashion designer in 2020 and the future. Keys are: Red: Underline what the manifesto is championing, advocating, arguing pleading for or against.Blue: Highlight significant persuasive or emotive language.Yellow: Highlight evidence in ...
Upload the url to your blog and add notes that document your observations about how the speech is delivered, use of imagery, sound, gesture, back ground relevance, emotive use of language, volume, pace etc. This is the first time I have encountered this speech. Not one of my high school teachers ...
Tap, tap, tap, tap it goes. The white square keys cheeped against her drumming fingers. The alphabet is stamped onto the keys in a sequence order different from the Alphabet song everyone learns at age one. Tap, there goes a letter popping onto a screen. The same one her finger pressed on. Numbers ...
“Words are weapon” Reading -> Recognizing the person writing Acknowledging yourself in it Contextualizing yourself and design Responsible of what you make. It can be: persuasive a propaganda
“They told me to take a street-car named Desire, and transfer to one called Cemeteries, and ride six blocks and get off at—Elysian Fields!” Blanche DuBois, Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams She entered the stage in a white coat extruding a presence that made her distant from the ...
A little class exercise on analyzing a Catalogue essay. The keys were: BiographicalHistorical / ContextTheoretical framing / Influencer insightConnection to art and design Art and The Indiscernible Angela Kilford Final Thoughts Kim Lee
Oh the weaving process. Probably the most overwhelming task out of any of my work. Suddenly, I had to unlearn the past few years to make this garment happen. It’s not that I don’t need planning. It’s just a different planning than pattern making. Maths were involved, especially ...