the flood - issue 3 (preview)
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Preview of the Spring 2011 of THE FLOOD arts & culture magazine.TRANSCRIPT
THE FLOOD
Editor/Designer:NATALIE WALSTEIN
Contributors:JAMIE ARMSTRONG
SITJI CHOU ARANTXA GARCIA
SOPHIE L. HALBERT PIERCE JORDAN
SARAH KOZLOWSKIMARK ILLINGMAX SANDERS
MIZU ELENI NIKOLETSOSALEX M. F. QUICHO KITZIA SALGADOALICIA TURBITT
SARAH VANDE KAMPSAM YUNNUSSOV
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COVER IMAGE BY ALICIA TURBITT.
ALL OTHER PHOTOGRAPHYBY ELENI NIKOLETSOS
UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
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> MEXICO CITY
Arantxa Garcia
WHAT IS IT THAT ATTRACTS YOU TO ILLUSTRATION?What attracts me to illustration is the liberty I have to express myself in my drawings. I can mix any type of medium and not have constraints as to what my final outcome will be.
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> VANCOUVER, BC
Alex M.F.Quicho
Here is the woodland of his hairline, cedar & pine. Here is a poem about death, three numbers & the police asking me where in the house my friend is, me not knowing, listing the prescriptions, booze, & drugs, shifting a few degrees off axis as the officer hangs up. Here is you, removed from me: still slender, maybe debating as you always did the Beijing-Siberia sleeper train trip; the night ferry to Korea. Every man of my life has a system written with cartographic inclination; I’m an inkling, a cipher, a gateway to other worlds, still feeling the roll of pocketed sky after long days overground.
Here is the shimmering intonation of sorrow, of smart-ness, a memory of lemon juice & feathers, a surreal incidence of echo, your name written within every other’s. Kanji makes me think of you, mist rising from a bowl of boiled noodles, the pastel scenes beyond, jet-liners & tarmac & the utalitarian beauty of leaving time & time again. I write myself in circles; to return to verbalization is to return, inevitably, to you: my lousy first love, my most pro-found yet inexplicable feeling. Masked in oil, we can grapple with each other or we can just let go. Night falls over Tokyo...
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> VANCOUVER, BC
SarahKozlowski
FROM WHERE DO YOU GAIN INSPIRATION FOR YOUR DESIGN WORK?I gain inspiration from life; however, specific influences are David Carson and Paula Scher.
WHERE DO YOU SEE YOUR-SELF IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS?In the next five years, I see myself designing, knitting and cycling around Vancouver!
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APPLIED ARTS COVER REDESIGN: My direction is about chaos and control. The collaged images and expressive type contrast with the hard edges surrounding the body copy of the articles. I wanted to bring textures into Applied Arts so I multiplied several images that were relevant to each article.
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