Student
United States
Designing, painting and, ultimately, screen-printing tees are currently my more immediate goals besides the Nursing program that I will begin in the fall of 2008. Crooks & Castles, 3sixteen, Billionaire Boys Club, Milkcrate and 10 deep. If any of these labels instill any inspiration in you (not necessarily only their products, but more importantly the -isms of their business) please get in touch!
Designing, painting and, ultimately, screen-printing tees are currently my more immediate goals besides the Nursing program that I will begin in the fall of 2008. Crooks & Castles, 3sixteen, Billionaire Boys Club, Milkcrate and 10 deep. If any of these labels instill any inspiration in you (not necessarily only their products, but more importantly the -isms of their business) please get in touch!
I am a motivated, and highly imaginative individual. I write, sketch/doodle/draw and diagram often in order to make my ideas tangible. I maintain an attitude that goes, rather generically, keeping the mind focused, and the outlook optismistic will yield more than successful experiences, but also a successful individual. I understand that failure is not complete, and that being creative is not solely reliant on genetic predisposition--but, highly affected by habit, and preparation.
My interests span many different fields, but center around: music--not only as an arbitrary experience, but also as a means of communicating ideas about culture; art--with a message, or for its own sake; and basketball (An active mind should be balanced with an active body). Current influences vary from Dali, Giacometti and Kush to Lupe Fiasco, Henry Wessel and Shigeru Ban.
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Solano College, California, United States
Some college.
Areas of study: Nursing, Humanities, Cultural Studies
Solano College, California, United States
Associate’s degree.
Areas of study: Liberal Arts, General Science
Awards: Dean's Honor List
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