1. visual artist // artistic vision
SOFTWARE USED:
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Digitally render illustrations
with the inspiration taken
from the Dada and Abstract
Expressionist art movements
using original photos taken
by a DSLR and cliparts from
Google Images and Adobe
editing software.
From top to bottom:
“No Trespassing,” inspired
by teen rebellion and Mens
streetwear from the Supreme
NYC Winter 2014 and
UNDFTD.
“Manipulate,” is an image
manipulation inspired by
sexuality and recreational
use of pharmaceuticals. Using
conceptual art as a basis,
the vision presented reveals
the beauty of something so
destructive.
2. fashion styling
SOFTWARE USED:
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Research and create modern
looks for a Homage to the
70’s photoshoot for a fashion
editorial for the Fashion
Institute of Design and
Merchandising. Outfit contents
are pulled from ready to
wear collections, fast fashion
establishments and original
pieces contructed strictly for
this project.
Model: Monica Nordlin
Photographer: Elio Tolot
3. Print publication // layout and design
Before the
DonutxRunners were a group of
thirty-plus people from Southern
and Northern California, it was just
two best friends who decided to
meet up after the first day of their
Fall Semester for some boba. Alan
and I started meeting weekly on
Monday nights after class to hang
out. Eventually, we started inviting
people. Those people then started
coming regularly. At the time, there
were probably only four or five of us
each Monday night.
One night, bored of sitting around
in a parking lot all evening, we
decided to drive
to the San Pedro
Fish Market at
midnight.
The following week,
we decided on
donuts instead of
sitting around in
a parking lot that
smelled like fish.
We found ourselves
at the Krispy Kreme
in Orange, a bunch of kids
hanging out and eating donuts.
Jokingly, I called ourselves
Donut Runners as a silly take on
Japanese street racing teams.
People ask me
if the DonutxRunners are some
kind of team or crew, and I just
tell them that we’re a family.
We all firmly believe that our
cars are more than just tools to
transport ourselves; our cars
are extensions of our beings.
We don’t allow popularity to
take precedence over
our passion for cars nor
do we allow it to dictate
what we do to them.
We do our best to stay
true to ourselves. Most
importantly, we enjoy
one another’s company.
We joke that if we were
to write a list to describe
the DonutxRunners it
would read “Tea, donuts,
chill nights, good people,
casual groping, and sometimes
cars.” We hang out, we drive,
we eat donuts, then we hang
out some more. This is what
DonutxRunners is about.
“We don’t allow
popularity to take
precedence over
our passion for
cars...”
Words from SoCal Chapter Head,
Raniel “Thumb” Razonable
Who are
the
Donut
Runners?
1. DxR
volume I 2. DxR
volume I
Photo courtesy of Simon Recolasco
L to R: Raniel Razonable, Devin Ivanoff,
Steve Sullivan
SOFTWARE USED:
PROJECT
DESCRIPTION:
Design and
illustrate a
magazine
targeted to young
men, from the
ages 15 to 30
years old, who
are japanese
automobile
enthusiasts. This
digital publication
was posted on
the DonutxRunners
blog, a Southern
California car
group that
specialize in
good company
and a passion
for Japanese
motors. All photos
are personal and
taken with a DSLR.
Inspiration of this
online magazine
came from 1990’s
car magazines
and books.
4. marketing promotional events
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
With New Age Events Inc., I was able to
conduct and direct roadshow promotional
events in Fourtune 500 companies such
as HEB, Sam’s Club, and Costco. As the
marketing campaign manager I plan and
manage promotional marketing events through
direct marketing. Working with a client list that
includes the shown events and Jennifer Adams
Inc., Sonicomfort, L’Aveu Skincare and many
more; my duties are to uphold the brands
image; promote quality products and provide
demostrations and to utilize various marketing
strategies to drive sales.