Designs of Under the Root.
Project featuring audio from Monologic.
Beautiful work by Mary Roland as DP and editor
Style, Direction, and Finishing by Kim Alpert
Lighting by Drew Goldman
Make up by Rita Zambori
Full project information at http://www.aestheticengineer.com
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
under the root behind the scenes project
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
indie fixx

Boisterous Banniki Dainty Set
Indie Fixx
Living an Indie Life
Jen Wallace, author of Indie Fixx, has discovered pretty underthings and sites some of Etsy designers.
Labels: "dainty set", "Etsy", "Indie Fixx", banniki, indie, knickers, pretty, underthings
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
lucky is the girl to be blushing



April Francis requested my thoughts and pieces for her spotlight
with Lucky Magazine, p. 45.
Not only was I honored and blushing at this feathery lady singing
to my ear, I was astounded with the write up which hit the stands
for January 2010. The Levity Lette Lingerie Set is one of the
designs for a/w 2009 collection.
..photography and future projects were underway..
Aesthetic Engineer devised the set for our photoshoot of the
collection.
Sincerity with sustainable options to underthings is particularly
inviting for Under The Root. April is a magnificent sprite who
uses her head and heart to reach out!
Rachel from Lucky Magazine was the facilitator to the article and
breathed life into the piece.
ΞΎ
Monday, September 28, 2009
try handmade



"At Try Handmade we're on a mission to get people to move away from shopping at big box stores, and back to the more intimate and personal world of handmade."
Erika Jurney from Try Handmade :: an Indie Shopping Blog has featured Under The Root.
Monday, June 22, 2009
inpatient artworks

Essays, Films, and Services from a crew that moves the time
and documents our thoughts.
Inpatient Artworks Online
Archive Site (2004-2007)
Labels: "Chicago", "indie photography", "Inpatient Artworks", "Joe Witkowski", essays, film, indie
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
visual artist magazines


Piston
Publisher
Piston Cooperative
Art Director
Timm Haneke
Text Editor
Kinga Rustler
Fashion Director
Carolin Sengmuller
Photo Director
Ramon Haindl
A progressive magazine based in Berlin. We are looking
forward to this adventure called online and offline
magazine development and we are truly curious about
the people we are going to meet throughout this journey.


125 Magazine
125 is a publishing company specializing in photography and
fine art photographic print sales. Our key product is 125 Magazine.
It is published twice a year, March and September. 125 is our favourite shutter speed.


S Magazine
In 2004 four boys and a gal from Copenhagen,
all from the fashion world, had an epiphany. It was
the dead of winter, the nights were too long
and the vodka was flowing. As creatives they had yet
to work with a magazine that gave them the freedom they desired.
Magazine gives the freedom to the artist
and lets them know where they could go if there were no restrictions.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
dujour magazine

DuJour Magazine is a PRINT and DIGITAL magazine
published bi-monthly.
Purchase your print copy here or subscribe to the online
digital edition here.
Back when the world was all glitter and tea cups,
DUJOUR magazine founder, editor Letitia Burrell
along with her beloved art director Eduardo Rodriguez,
could think of nothing better to do than
spending their time window shopping and drinking, well,
cups of tea (ok well the Ed-Master there swears by Starbucks Venti).
One day while sitting atop her collection
of vintage Elle, Vogue, and Nylons,
she put together a plan to start a magazine.
Actually, a plan to finally plan the plan
for the magazine that Letitia already planned years ago (you still there?).
She was uninspired with what was being offered on newsstands
and felt nothing could relate to her
in terms of high fashion
that inspired while at the same time
mixed with realistic fashion she could attain,
all with a generous dose or artsy fun and intelligence.
Both editor and art director loving friends with similar tastes,
they wanted a magazine that spoke directly to the reader
(a smart cookie of course),
contained eye candy as well as affordable fashion,
sweet art,
interesting reads and covetable photography.
With each other’s support day in and day out,
as well as Letitia’s obsessive research,
sleepless nights and editing,
her dream became a reality. We hope you enjoy; it’s all for you…
xoxo
DUJOUR Team
Labels: arts, digital, dujour magazine, editorial, fashion, indie, letitia burrell, media, prints, visual artists