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 ...
“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 ...
The speech I wrote was revised from the Manifesto of a Filipino Creative. It is spoken in Tagalog, the national dialect of the Philippines. For context, it is spoken and written for fellow Filipino creatives and the youth who wants to explore the world of creativity. The basis of the manifesto is ...
I know, I heard it from everyone. Something dreadful could happen to him. He’s in and out of the hospital, at risk every time. Stuck in a country with unreliable health resources. “How are you feeling” people would ask me. I respond, “I don’t know. Not until I see clearly how hard it is for him ...
This is what I stand for and live by as a Filipino creative exploring, creating and telling the Philippine story through my choice of creative medium: clothing. I believe clothing tells the story, fact or fiction, of society. Nonetheless, this manifesto works for any Filipino creative to inspire ...
One of the highlights of the narrative on Es Devlin was how much of her work and her personality life were separated through the director’s choice of music and transitions. It created a balanced mood that it exhilarating (her work) and somber (personal life). As her work is larger than life in ...
Tap, tap. Its head hammered against the opened bound leaves of the unlined pages. Jetstream says the tattoo on its black slender plastic body. It’s dressed in rubber bottoms, stiff against the trembling hands of the unskilled writer at the ready for action. But the writer wasn’t ready. ...