Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Monochromatic Bow Tie-ity? LOL

I have no idea what that even means, haha. But here is
my new bow tie I am especially proud of. This was
intended for a day at work (we agreed to wear black
and white, almost like a Michael Jackson concert).
I don't have no white clothes so i made a bowtie instead.
I do say, it turned out so good, I had to take a few photos
before I was off to work :D




My latest Tattoos

With addition to the star and 'faith' writing on my
upper left arm, the 'love' writing on my right hand wrist
and the birds on my chest, I got inked some more. 
An infinity circle with my best friends and my initials, 
a velveteen rabbit and more writing on my chest.




Sashay, Away

One of those shoots where you just don't quite get
what you envisioned...






New Inspiration: Kazaky 'Last Night'


I have mad respect for these boys
in heels. They bring such passion and
imagination to the table whenever they do
a music video. Truly inspiring. 

Kazaky 'Last Night'


Also, they will be releasing their first LP soon, entitled 
'The Hills Chronicles'. Here is the album cover and
supposed tracklisting:



Saturday, October 13, 2012

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Spring 2012: Orange Blossoms






Soldier: Fame

When Lady Gaga's full commercial for Fame The Fragrance
was released, I was blown away by it all. Every single time
that woman amazes me with her creativity, her tenacity and
perseverance.

One thing that struck my fancy even more was that she also used
masks in the commercial. One particular, the mask that featured perforations
and emulating dripping wax. I had to make it my own. 




I often find that the
ideas that come to me in an instant, that I do not over think and over
analyse, turn out to be the best. This also plays on my previous post that using
a prop for what it's not intended for can bear more fruit than otherwise. 

   This is my take on the mask: - I give you Soldier of Fame












Garden Of Eden Part II

With the realisation that the mask of flowers as a facial
feature didn't quite work, and the impending doom of deeming
the whole photoshoot a failure, I improvised, hoping it would work.

Part II basically explores and explain the art of improv. Props are not
just designed for their purpose, and using it for only its purpose is really
a waste of creativity. I ended up using the flower mask as a neck piece, 
and the result was breath-taking.