These are some shirt designs for our newly brewed project – a collective of designers tentatively named Pancit Platoon.
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Pancit Platoon is a subsidiary of sorts of
Pretty Oddity. We’ll be featuring designs by
my sister,
Andrea,
Angelthorn, and yours truly. We’ll be printing our designs on shirts, bags, bag tags, and journals. We’ve been planning our sooper sekrit operation for about a year now, and we’ve finally managed to print some shirts!
These are the ones that have been printed and approved. They’re not actual photos, if you haven’t noticed yet. It’s too dark at the moment to take photos, and converting my room into a print shop left me barely enough space for my size 6 feet. But I’m really excited with how things are going.
Still coming up with more designs and getting along more with Illustrator in the process. Look Mom, I can vector!
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It’s vectored, too! <-- noob
In other news, my sister and I just bought a T-shirt Press since we don’t have the space and the time for silkscreen printing. And we discovered that if you have good materials, heat press printing produces damn awesome results.
Be right back. Got a project brewing.
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It really is about time I post pictures of them, as I’ve already starting selling these babies. Here’s the perfume I developed.
These are the stuff from Eros, a collection inspired by love stories. I’m developing more scents, and I’m releasing a new collection soon, as well as an online shop (not a Multiply account).
In other news, I’ve escaped death by thesis. What a relief.
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For this category, I won’t go into too much detail. The pictures are enough to explain why I want these lovelies.
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Ended my day job/internship last Friday. While I’m definitely gonna miss IBM and everything about my job, I’m more than glad to have the extra time for other important stuff. Like my coffee business. And school.
Since it was going to be my last Casual Friday in a while, my sister documented what I wore that day.
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Leave it to me to spend my last day at work in Lolita clothes. Hooray for early 20’s crisis. A lot of people found it cool, though. They especially liked the tights and the boots (from Hot Topic and Bongo, respectively). Guess they thought it was a nice, refreshing break from the pumps I usually wear. I was rather happy with what I was wearing, too. It’s always nice to wear something casual after a whole week of being in corporate attire.
I felt a little too comfy, actually.
I did state on my resume that I was flexible.
I miss IBM, my quirky bosses, the stress, the running around, the phone calls, the weird accents, my dilapidated desk, and my psychotic partner. I miss constantly learning something new and applying it three minutes after I learn it. I miss being congratulated for a job well done.
And I miss shopping for work clothes.
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