Parasol Mag 6

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Welcome to Issue 6 of Parasol Magazine! As youllnotice, there are some slight changes--thanks to yoursuggestions. But overall, the magazine still stays trueto its core of featuring both established and emerging

artists.

This issue was a joy to put together as Ive included anumber of my favourites such as David Heatley, NicePackage, Makool Loves you and a number of otherwonderful and creative individuals.

I hope you enjoy going through this issue. And thanks

for supporting us!

xoxoYasmine SurovecEditor + Designer

Cover image: Marie Hochhaus

Page 2-3, 82-83 image: Victor K. Surovec


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4.Ricardo Vzquez Ortega

10.David Heatley18.Marie Hochhaus

26.Nice Package

32.A Field Journal

40.Becky Drolen

44.Nadinoo

50.Makool Loves You

54.Ricardo Vzquez

62.Keri-Ann Pink

69.Overture

74.Royal Buffet

80.PicDit

CONTENTS


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Name: Ricardo Vzquez Ortegaocation: Mxico City, Mexico

Website:http://cartonesdeleche.blogspot.com,ttp://www.society6.com/studio/cartondeleche

How did you start out as an artist?

Well, I studied design in the National Plas-c Arts School of the National Autonomous

University of Mexico (Escuela Nacional deArtes Plsticas of the Universidad NacionalAutnoma de Mxico). The faculty has a

umanist take given that there are only twoareers: design and visual communication,nd visual arts, and that being in perma-ent coexistence both elds tend to fuse.

he school is very traditional and demandslot of manual practice in the different toolsnd substratums. In fact I specialized in edi-

orial design, and its in the workshops that

started to experiment and combine tech-iques until I saturated my notebooks ofketches. It was then that the image turnedo typography and I found my way to createompositions.

love the juxtaposition of drawing and

ollage in your pieces. How would you

enerally describe your art in terms of

our personal aesthetic?

I believe in the constant search, given through the process in which I create, I hreinvented that with which I started desnot having yet an unique technique. Ilieve I maintain an identity shown in the I manage the elements, in the solid spa

and in my selection of the chromatic ette. I look to provoke the spectator whatever its reaction is.

Where do you usually show your art?

you do a lot of commercial work as we

I like the editorial environment, the longevthe images and the printed typographic

My work has appeared in magazines of ipendent taste with cultural and artistic tents, such as Picnic, Eneo, Souvenir, a! Diseo. I have also collaborated Channel 22 (Canal 22), and my works hbeen put up in the Luis Nishizawa gallethe National School of Plastic Arts (EscNacional de Artes Plsticas), the FMeyer Museum, the Spain Cultural Ce
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Location: USAWebsite:http://davidheatley.com,http://youtube.com/user/davidheatley

How did you get started as a comic

book artist/graphic novelist?

I drew my versions of childrens books myparents happened to have around when Iwas a little kid. I would obsessively makethese little books based on Peter and theWolf and The Smurfs and Michael Jackson.I still have a few. By age 9 or 10 Id discov-

ered Spider Man and X-Men and that wasit. I was hooked. I guess its the typical storyof sad, lonely kid who has trouble relating toother people escaping into fantasy throughcomic books. By the end of jr. high school Iwas embarassed by all of it, but in collegeI discovered Clowes and Ware and washooked all over again. Weekly trips to thecomics store became a big part of my lifeagain. I really immersed myself in the whole90s alt / literary / arty comics that were be-ing published by Drawn and Quarterly andFantagraphics. That informed a lot of whatI did over the next 10 years and to a largeextent, still does.

Who are your inuences?

See above, plus Gary Panter, Julie Doucet,

John Porcellino, Debbie Dreschler, CaTyler, Ivan Brunetti, Seth, Joe Matt, Cheter Brown, Charles Burns, Ron Rege, FThunder. Etc. etc etc. Too many to list. Ialso heavily inuenced by 80s video gam

design, painters like Guston, Peter Saul, JNutt, Henry Darger. I just love visual cultufrom the trashiest to the most rened as lo

as its good. I listen to music almost all dlong, every day. Everything from lo- ma

ters like Franklin Bruno & Daniel Johnstto classic rock (Dylan, Neil Young, BruSpringsteen) to hip hop (Native Tongues,Wu-Tang, MF Doom).

When I rst saw your work (in Krame

Ergot), it reminded me somewhat of Li

da Barrys style from her news week

strips: very loose and casual, but lo

of details scrunched in sections. Ho

would you describe your style wh

narrating your stories, particularly

My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down?

Thanks for the comparison. I really like hstuff. I actually have 3 distinct styles in t

book: large panels, painterly, cinematic
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approach to my dream comics; tiny, diaris-tic, obsessively drawn panels for my diarystrips; multiple panel, cubistcomics (show-ing different the same subject from differentpoints in time) for the portraits of both of myparents.

I nd it interesting that you seem veryfrank and honest about exploring sexu-

ality in your book. How did people re-

ceive this openness?

I think most people nd it liberating in

some way. The people who are titillated byit might have missed the point, since itsultimately about bad meaningless sex and

longing for an actual connection based onlove.

And what were the reactions of those

close to you?

Ive got my familys blessings for which Imgrateful. Any of my closest friends who ap-pear in the book are just attered. And some

people who appear in the book that Id lost

touch with have gotten back in touch. tsbeen a great experience all in all.

I see that you also do a lot of illustration

work. I love your New Yorker covers in par-

ticular. Do you enjoy doing that as much as

your personal comics?

I do enjoy illustration work and in some ways

I work a little harder when I m getting paid re-ally well and I know my work will have a hugeexposure (in the case of the New Yorker). Thisalways stretches my skill set and I can bringback any lessons learned to my comics.

Aside from comics, what are your other

projects? Interests?

Music, music videos and possibly some day a

lm or TV show based on my book. I ve got

serious about writing new songs and pforming after a 10 year hiaitus. It feels greLike riding a bicycle. I just played a shin Barcelona which was probably the msatisfying of my whole life. I was relaxed acomfortable and could feel the enthusia

being transmitted back from the crowd.

Are you working on more graphic nove

Im working on a ctional book called Ov

peck. Its the name of a town I inventhome to characters that came to memy dreams. ts dark, but also funny stabout childhood sexuality and abuse

with magical realist kinds of moments. Tmain character has the ability to turn herinto a duck. It will probably take me 2 yeto nish it. Pantheon will publish it when

done. Im probably going to serialize it line starting this year.


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Name: Marie HochhausLocation: Hamburg, Germany

Website:http://ickr.com/mariehochhaus

What sparked your interest in

photography?

cant tell, since I remember I was inter-ested in pictures. Starting to take pictureswas something that felt natural.

Are you self-taught or did you go to

school for it?study visual arts since 2007.

Who are your favourite artists and

photographers?

love: the dream worlds of Tim Walker, thearge size skills of Paolo Roversi, the cool-ness of Hedi Slimane, Peter Lindbergh forgiving every women a secret, Ellen Von

Unwerth for her sense of sexiness, theheroines of Bettina Rheims, Henri Carti-er-Bresson and Helmut Newton becausehey dont need a reason to be admired,Terry Richardson because he made fash-on look like porn, Lina Scheynius for thentimacy in her pictures,Ssteven Meisel forhis never ending fashion stories, and Ol-

via Bee the prodigy, and and and...

What are your favourite things to pho

graph? What are the most challenging

Girls, girls, girls! Everything else is a clenge.

Do you work out a scene in your he

or on paper, or are many of your pho

graphs spontaneous?I always frame where, who and when I tpictures. sometimes I think something likwant to put cats on the head of someoneI dont have a detailed idea of how the pictshould look like in the end.

Aside from ickr and your website, wh

do you usually show your work?

At the moment my ickr is the best updaplace.

What are your goals as a photograph

To be satised with my work, to earn mo

(at the same time, haha).
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ame: Ez + Marichelleocation: New Jersey

Website: http://shopnicepackage.com,ttp:/nicepackageshop.com, http://nicepackage.etsy.com

How did Nice Package get its start? How

id you end up being a team?

Nice Package was started by Ez in April of

009 and after she relocated to the EastCoast later that Summer we decided toombine forces and build Nice Package asbusiness together. We rst met and be-

ame friends through our blogs so it seemedatural to work together on something we

were both so passionate about.

Both of you have popular blogs and

keen eye for design. What made youoncentrate on packaging?

We both love the creativity that is possi-le with packaging. Visual presentation isomething that we are all exposed to on aonstant daily basis; from packaging at therocery store - driving our desire to pur-hase one item over the other to beautifully

wrapped gifts - the ones you cant wait to

open rst. The idea that so much is po

sible with just the smallest touches of crativity is really inspiring to us.

Being in a partnership, what are yo

roles in your business?

Working together has been great. Wevdenitely had some trial and error wor

ing out which sections of our businewe should head up individually and whicparts we should shoulder together. Thanfully our personal strengths complime

one another, so it has been pretty easy sort out. Flexibility is really the key to it a

I absolutely adore your styling. Ho

would you describe the overall look

your shop and your products?

Thank you! We really want to let the proucts speak for themselves and try to kee

our styling as clean as possible.
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Instead of saying this is a red bow andthis is how you have to use it, we hope toinspire our customers to nd new ways to

use our packaging supplies. Our custom-

ers are amazing and creative people andwe have been so inspired by them and theways theyve put their purchases to use!

What would you say are the highs and

lows of owning a small business?

Anyone who owns their own businessknows how much work goes into the back

end of things.

The lows would denitely involve the shee

amount of non-creative hours that go intkeeping things running smoothly (accouning, web design, correspondence, etc

The highs are that every day we get twake up and do something we love anwork with customers who are the besThere is nothing more rewarding than tha

Have you branched out to brick an

mortar shops as well?

No, at this time weve decided to just focu

on our online shops.


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What are your plans for Nice Package?

How do you see it years from now?

Well of course we would love for NicePackage to become a household nameeventually. Realistically that means yearsof hard work, but we love what we are do-ing and cant wait to see what the futurehas in store for Nice Package.

Aside from Nice Package, what other

projects are you working on?

Marichelle is working on several home im-provement projects and Ez continues towork on her blog and enjoys taking pho-tographs whenever there is a glimmer ofsunlight available.


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Name: LivyLocation: Los Angeles, United States

Website:http://aeldjournal.blogspot.com

How long have you had your journal? And

how did it come to be?

A Field Journal was started in 2007, the sum-mer after my rst year at college. Craft and

esign blogs were a new discovery for me athe time, and I decided on a whim to open alogger account. As a failed diarist, I wasntery convinced Id keep up with it then, but

omehow creating and sharing is somethingve found easy to do.

You have a very distinct style to your

work. How would you describe it?

m very drawn to pastels, especially in warm-r months. But I love rich colors, especially inutumn. Im not very sure how Id character-

ze my style - nostalgic perhaps. I do love theast and hope that shows through a little.

What has been your favourite project in

your blog so far?

s hard to narrow it down so I guess I will gowith one of the biggest projects which washe Craft Closet I put together last year.Runners up would be the dollhouse and my

irthday celebration.

Who are your favourite artists?

Historically I love Neoclassicism Jacques-Louis David. I also love the DuBaroque, those serene genre scenes opulent still life paintings.

What is a typical day for you like?

Im a student so my schedule varies da

day. Its usually a mix of listening to lectustudying when I can, household choemailing, spending far too much timethe internet and of course spending timefreelance and creative projects.

As an art history and history stude

what particular time in history are y

drawn to and why?I like the late 18th century. My dad wa

history buff and I grew up learning about American and French Revolutions. Whlike most about this period and others isvisual history - the fashions, the intericity streets, everyday objects, in short, viewable world of the time.
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ART & ILLUSTRATION

PROJECTS & TUTORIALS

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What attracts you to vintage?

Many factors draw me to vintage...I get excit-d about a garments history. I love that itemsan carry stories and life that come attached. Iave a great respect for that. Also, my person-l politics concerning waste, sweatshops, ex-ess, etc, really detract me from buying much

f anything new when so many perfectly usefulnd beautiful items already exist. I am happy

o share with others that vintage clothing cane really practical and a part of modern looks.buying something at my shop means that aerson will not be making a trip to the mall later

hat day, I nd that pretty pleasing.

f there is a particular decade, or era thatoure attracted to, what would it be? And

why?

love the 50s! Circle skirts, wiggle dresses,ute hats and oxfords...they are all comingack around (possibly thanks to Mad Men?).

The 50s have an elegance and femininity thats unmatched if you ask me.

As a business owner, what is a typical dayor you like?

keep very busy! I work two other jobs outsidef my Etsy business, which means that most of

my shop work is at night or on the weekends.By far, the most exciting part of the processor me is getting to go shopping and hitting allf my favorite thrift stores, antique shops, and

intage stores. It is great fun to be able to shopreely and not be concerned with whetheromething ts or what excuse I can make for

myself to wear it. Shopping for other people iso much more exciting than shopping for my-elf! On a typical day, I will photograph and listeveral items, answer messages, package upeveral more items and get them ready to shiput at the post ofce the next morning.

What are your projects outside your v

tage shop?

I recently nished my graduate work and

my MFA in Photography. I am now teaing a couple of Photo classes at a comnity college nearby and trying to make tto continue my own artwork! I also wor

an organic foods co-op market in my towit is one of those jobs I just cant seem to even though I dont quite have time for it good of people and awesome food!) I ahave three amazing dogs between my la and me and can often be found romparound the woods with them.

It seems that vintage objects have bereceived so enthusiastically as of l

and you notice it quite a bit in blogs, a

the inux of shops among other thin

What would you attribute to this?

That is a tough question to answer, but are quite right. Just a week or so ago, 50-something aunt in Texas wrote me a saying that the Today Show predicted

vintage dresses would be the big thin2010. Maybe it is shows like Mad Men glorify certain time periods or even priples of the green movement that are leing people back to classic styles that dneed to be recreated because there aremany great dresses that already exist. a cliche to say that fashions always co

back around, but I do think that particulin the past few years we have seen so mdifferent decades come back in full forcthe kind of boho 60s looks, puff sleeves secretary ascots of the 80s, early 90s gr

ge, and denitely 50s full skirts and tilt h

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How and when did Nadinoo get its start?

t was around this time last year that I -nally made the decision to leave my cosy

design job and set up Nadinoo. Designingfor a brand was a great experience but Imissed all the hands on processes involvedn making a garment, most of which youbecome very detached from working for ahuge company. So I was sat at my ofce

desk attempting to look busy while sketch-ng and dreaming up ideas of what Nadinoocould be? I loved the idea of hand sewing a

garment just for the intended wearer, mak-ng it special and unique for them.

Began my rst collection with only my -nal pay packet. Its a wonder what you canachieve with so little. I was only hand sew-ng very small quantities to start with, mostof which were custom orders with fabrics,

colours and sizes specied by the custom-er. I think setting up and selling online wasthe right move, as Nadinoo has developeda wonderful dedicated following, with cus-tomers from all over the world.

What got you interested in fashion?

From an early age I was excited aboutclothes. My mum used to sew my and my

sisters matching oral dresses with big

bows and puffy sleeves. I found the whoprocess fascinating, after nishing s

would offer me the scraps of left ov

fabrics and trims to use to make doclothes. During my time at art collegeremember pouring over Hussein Chlayan and Rei Kawakubos collectionloving how they manipulated clothing create 3Dimentional masterpieces. I wfortunate enough to meet my idol Hussin Chalayan and work under his creatidirection at Puma, for a shy guy his ide

were so brave and limitless. At universI became fascinated with Japanese dsigners and the art of experimental ptern cutting, which I enjoyed exploringmy nal collection. There is still so mu

more I would love to learn and experimewith in fashion, I hope that Nadinoo is juthe beginning.

Who or what inspires you most as

designer?

I nd ladies fashion from the early to m

1900s incredibly inspiring. I cant hedipping into Eras and plucking out detaand silhouettes that are too good to forgotten. I chop and change between m

favorite eras, Im currently smitten

Name: Nadia IzrunaLocation: London, EnglandWebsite: http://nadinoo.com, http://nadinoo.blogspot.co
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with the 1940s and all the wonderful ac-cessories a lady must wear: gloves, hats,broaches, petticoats, stockings..., the listgoes on! I love the freedom they had withdesigning as so much was hand worked.

enjoy scouring vintage stores, ea mar-

kets and second hand shops for beautifulnds and inspiration, even just to look at

he constructions that we wouldnt dreamof attempting today.

What would you say are some of the

challenges of operating a small busi-

ness?

There are so many challenging aspectso running a small business. Every day Iwould probably give you a different an-swer. Todays would be the lack of hoursn a day--managing everything yourselfmeans you have very little time for your-self. Im currently working 24-7 as I havehe new season to design and make

alongside our big move to London at the

end of the month.

Do you have employees or do you de-

sign and create everything yourself?

Currently I design and hand make allhe collections myself, although I hopeo bring on some little helpers when we

move to London and a few professional

machinists. Setting up in Nuremberg,Germany was a great starting point butn order to move onto the next stage wedenitely need to be in a big city. I have

a wonderfully supportive partner who hasbeen in the apparel industry far longerhan I have, having his wisdom on board

has given Nadinoo a wonderful start.

What is a typical day for you like?

Im currently working on the new SprinSummer line, so I wake up grab a mof tea with me upstairs to the studio alook through my sketches to choose a dsign to work on for the day. I select t

right pattern block for the style and beto adapt it. I will cut and sew a toil (protype) to check the t and details work a

alter where needed. I then make the

nal sample in the correct fabrics and triwhich will be used in the photo shoots.course there are lots of other processin my daily routine, most of which I

without realizing anymore, all glamorostuff like washing and ironing the fabriI cant wait for a helping hand!

What are your goals for Nadinoo?

With our move to London I hope to etablish Nadinoo as a British label abuild on the companies infrastructuThis should hopefully prepare us for e

hibiting in trade shows later on this yemoving us into cute boutiques in key cies around the world. Im also still dreaing of setting up a Nadinoo boutique wa studio in the back where you can gour designs altered and customized to

I really want to keep Nadinoo true to values not losing the personal conne

tion we have with our customers, as tis what got me excited about Nadinoobegin with.


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Name: Anisa Makhoul

Location: 2505 SE 11th ave., Portland, OR, USA

Website: http://makoollovesyou.com,http://makoolclothing.com
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OVERTURELocation:Greenfield,MA,USAWebsite:http://opertura.org,http://overture-image.blogspot
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Royal BuffetName: Mollie Greene

Location: Greenville, South Carolina, USA

Website: http://royalbuffet.etsy.com, http:// molliegreene.co
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EATURED BLOGGER: PICDIT

Image by Sweet Sta

ocation: Toronto, CanadaWebsite: http://picdit.wordpress.com/

How long have you had your blog?

About 2 years.

Whats your blog about?Art, photography, design.

Whats the best part about having a

reative blog?

get this great feeling knowing Im in-orming my community about extraordi-ary art and photography in the world.

east favourite?

he spam + press releases I get in mynbox on a day-to-day basis.

What do you do outside blogging?

am a student, so I dont have toomuch time to do other exciting things.

ut, I like to ski on the weekends and Ilso keep a sketchbook, where I try tooodle some stuff.

Whats a typical day for you like?

Wake up. Check email. Go to school...

Come home. Blog. Check the RSSeader. Watch some TV.

Who are some of your favourite art-

sts youve featured?

ulian Duron, Cody Hoyt, Matt Furie,Corey Thompson & Jessica Snow.

Among the the following, which would yo

choose as a pet, and why?

a.) Grifnb.) Pegasus

c.) Jackalope

d.) Unicorn

Id go with a Grifn, due to the fact that its th

most badass out of the four.
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