SO! Lately, I've been thinking about Saint B., the clothing line I was supposedly starting. Not too long ago I came to the decision, about how much I hated fashion, and how much I hated making clothes, no mater how good I am at it.
It wasn't the first time I've said that, put the sketchbook down, and walked away.
I returned though, proudly stating that it was what I wanted to do with my life.
So with that, I continued learning new things, planning events that I would be able to show my work, continued to meet new people, that would eventually help my empire expand.
THEN, i became bored.
For an average person, doing what they like all the time is fantastic, especially learning about everything dealing with that one topic.
I, on the other hand, do not enjoy it. I don't enjoy anything that doesn't really change. With fashion, the looks change but it's generally the same idea, and that honestly annoys the hell out of me.
With Saint B., I wanted to do something new, something fresh, but something that was timeless.
I have talent, so says everyone who's seen my work, but it just wasn't enough for me.
NOW.
At work, (friday night), my homeslice Gaby burst out of no where, saying that we should start a clothing line. It was funny, how excited I got about the idea.
You know what's ironic? One of the problems of Saint B., was I would've like someone to be my right hand man. I wanted a partner on the deal, and look, Gab just came out of no where!
I'm thinking about it now, like maybe it's something I should be doing, maybe not for the rest of my life or for like a career, but something that I should be involved in some how or some way.
Gaby and I, should be an interesting match, if we do decide to really make moves on this. Our style is so similar, but yet so different, in so many ways. Our personalities, mesh and clash.
I dress like a hipster, as much I hate to admit it. And her style of dress, is so eccentric, seeing how M.I.A. is damn near her role model.
I have a good feeling about this, this could seriously be a good look for both sides.
Saturday, January 31, 2009
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