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Photography LESA AMOORE LesaAmoore.com Model GRACE PHIPPS makeup jamie dorman hair Travisean styled by designer louis verdad mr. verdad assisted Carlos feather hat Ava Sfez Antique Gold mini eyelet lace blouse LOUIS VERDAD
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LESA AMOORE
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Lesa began her career in imagery as a model, and has appeared on the covers of Vogue, Photo and Elle. Amoore’s first cover as a photographer was published shortly after she began shooting in 2010. With a black & white style that is both modern and classic at once, Amoore’s evolving body of work is an alluring mix of reality and fantasy, street photography and fashion imagery, darkness and light.
ANDREW McLEOD
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Andrew began his career in New York City after leaving a marketing position at Donna Karan New York. Mostly selftaught, he concentrated on shooting fashion and built an impressive roster of magazine and advertising clients. Then, in mid 2009, he relocated to Los Angeles, where he is also frequently commissioned for portraits in the celebrity and music world. For this month’s story, Andrew collaborated with bi-coastal stylist, Beau Quillian. Andrew was first inspired by the location, the stylist’s Franklin Hills home, which was once aptly described as, ‘granny punk’. Beau was inspired by the iconic Bouffants of Mr. Kenneth (a legendary New York hair dresser known for the coiffures of women the likes of Jacki O.) and Tipi Hedron’s wardrobe in Hitchcock’s The Birds. The character was to be a modern girl with a retro sensibility...and... TESLA GIRL was born...
RAEN BADUA
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Raen Badua, Las Vegas-based fashion photographer, was born and raised in the Philippines, and moved in the United States in 2006. Six months after moving to San Jose, CA, he joined the US Army and was shipped to South Korea as his first duty station. After four years of serving the Active Duty, He moved to Las Vegas and decided to pursue graphic design at the International Academy of Design and Technology. Though he is studying Graphic Design, he knew Photography has always been his first love. He incorporates his skill in photography in every project. Then later on discovering his rue passion for fashion photography. Collaborating with very talented people like designers, wardrobe stylists, hair and makeup artists and models. His passion for the creative process goes into every fashion editorial. In addition to being a fashion photographer can be very challenging, because the proses of telling a story and convey emotions through my images, but at the same time, it is very fulfilling when he knows he was able to deliver the message successfully.
SPIROS SPOROS
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Greek native Spiros Poros discovered his passion for photography during his journey around the world taking snapshots of people in their cultural environment. His photography has a very cinematographic appeal in the way it portrays its protagonist and their moods. Over time his photography has become recognizable for its distinct style that reflects his respects and thoughtfulness for the theme. His unique style has attributed greatly to his notability in United States and in Greece and has enabled him to shoot several magazine editorials for magazines such as vogue, in style, Flaunt and Esquire around the world. Constantly evolving and revolutionizing his method has made him a favorite photographer of fashion houses and celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, Keira Knightley, Cristopher Noth, Harvey Keitel, Michael Imperioli, Megan Good, Michael Stipe, supermodels like Alesandra Amposio, Kylie Bax, and more. Spiros has developed photography exhibitions and published display books including “Tattoo”, “Bodies and Behaviors”. His just opened his new exhibition “Under Exposed” – An Exclusive Photographic Exploration of Cuban Ballet and Boxing which was shown in New York. JACOB Track suit Jeremy Scott adidas jeremyscott.com Denim shoes NIKE nike.com MIKAELA Black dress sass and bide sassandbide.com hat BOY LONDON boylondon.com Shoes Jeremy Scott adidas jeremyscott.com
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Art comes in many different forms. With this issue we featured some of todays new and upcoming artists that use several different mediums. From photography to electronics. We hope you enjoy our selections. Editor-In-Chief
”For me, the most important thing I learned was just honing my eye. I think I had a good eye.” ~ HERB RITTS “The best everyday example of relativity, the finest symptom of human intelligence, is humor. (...) Design without humor is not human. The word ‘beautiful’ does not mean anything. Only coherence counts. An object, design or not, is primarily an object that meets the parameters of human intelligence, which reconciles opposites. The lack of humor is the definition of vulgarity.”. ~ PHILIPPE STARCK
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artists did not consider themselves as being a part of a unified movement, the still life object has been of shared interest to both canonical Pop artists and lesser-known artists. Two major innovative ideas will be explored in the exhibition: the expansion of still life beyond painting into multidimensional sculptural forms, and the presentation of a variety of new media as modes of expression. To achieve this, Wilmerding has organized the exhibition into four major themes: food and drink, the garden, body parts, and clothing and housewares. For example, Tom Wesselmann’s laser-cut steel drawings of flower bouquets are presented alongside Roy Lichtenstein’s graphic black flowers in oil on canvas. The juxtaposition reveals the various pioneering styles and techniques each artist employed while paying homage to earlier traditions of painting. John Wilmerding is the Sarofim Professor of American Art, Emeritus, at Princeton University. He has written more than twenty books on American art and artists, including most recently monographs and catalogues on Tom Wesselmann, Robert Indiana, Roy Lichtenstein and George Segal. The fully illustrated catalogue The Pop Object: The Still Life Tradition in Pop Art will be co-distributed and published by Rizzoli and will contain a forward by William R. Acquavella and an essay by curator John Wilmerding.
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Clockwise staring upper left: Tom Wesselmann, “Smoker #3 (Mouth #17), 1968 Oil on shaped canvas Courtesy The Estate of Tom Wesselmann Art © Estate of Tom Wesselmann/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY; James Rosenquist, “Orange Field”, 1964. Oil on canvas, Private Collection. Art © James Rosenquist / Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY; Marjorie Strider, “Red’ Roses”, 1962. Carved wood over Masonite panel painted over with acrylic Courtesy of Hollis Taggart Galleries; John Wesley, “Suitcase”, 1964-65 Oil on canvas and leather suitcase Private Collection, New York Art © John Wesley; Tom Wesselmann, “Still Life #34”, 1963. Acrylic and collage on panel Private Collection. Art © Estate of Tom Wesselmann/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY; Andy Warhol, “Coca-Cola”, 1962. Casein on cotton Private Collection. Art © 2013 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc./Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York no.
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iffini Myers is a Photographer and Photo Editor based in Los Angeles, California. With a unique visual perspective, she utilizes her camera to observe life in new ways. Myers uses this medium as a form of experimentation while exploring her passion forvisual language in photography. With her most recent project Tiffini asked the questions...Is the mind part of the body, or is the body part of the mind? How do they interact? Do they work together? Or does one control the other?
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Self Control is a collection of photographs that explores this very question. Her subjects submerged their heads into a tank of water, in their own attempt to experience a personal struggle with self constraint. The subjects push their minds and bodies to their limits to assess their ability to fight the inevitable urge to breathe underwater. In these images you will see their struggle between mind and body. TiffiniMyersPhotography.com
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separation Marta Goldschmied, daughter of “The God Father of Denim”, has assumed her role in the fashion world. Growing up with Adriano Goldschmied for a father she was groomed at a young age to assimilate to the fast pace and cut throat scene that we know Fashion to be. From runways to showrooms, from Paris to Milan, she has been inaugurated into a realm deemed by her as ordinary but to the outsiders a fantasy. Without his
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headstrong imagination Highfashion denim wouldn’t be what it is today. Consequently, the brands we have come to know so well such as, Diesel, AG, Replay, and Goldsign would not exist. Similarly, Marta sets out to redefine what the modern standard is to consider oneself a trendsetter. Having established bases both in Los Angeles and in Italy, her style has developed into a chic, cool, and unique perspective which is unparalleled in the market. At the ripe age of 25-years old Marta’s accession
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to the throne is landmarked by the launch of her brand Emm Gold. Along with creative director Marika Amegah, Marta has combined a ready-to-wear collection that has the grittiness to fit in any socialite’s closet. Marika who also trained under Adriano has a contemporary yet singular outlook that she prescribes to every look. The collection blends Marta’s Italian background with Marika’s LA creativity to create a kaleidoscope of ideas for the buyer. As their first impact on the fashion world Emm Gold decided to express ideas through a series of limited edition T-shirts. Only a limited amount of each style will be produced with every round. Each series is designed to ignite a different emotion in the customer. The premiere set titled “I Am My Own...” hits on the fundamental need of selfdependence in order to discover ones path in the world.
“I AM MY OWN... This saying was born one hot summer night in the Italian countryside while looking up at the glittering night sky and thinking about the future of our generation. These days everyone is so concerned about who’s cool and what’s hot that we begin to loose ourselves and forget that the “cool” is already inside of us. For each individual it takes a unique form and reveals itself in different ways. Instead of aspiring to be like to others we want to promote the notion of turning within and striving to be the best version of yourself that you can be. The collages on our limited edition IAMOI tees are of people throughout history that embody this philosophy and became living examples of this mindset.” Marta Goldschmied EmmGold.com
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The French word collage literally means pasting, and in art it refers to works with elements glued to the surface. The technique is a modernist mainstay, with Braque and Picasso in the forefront, closely followed by the Dadaists and Surrealists. Often witty and fanciful, collage allows artists to break the rules of visual logic and impose their own versions of order on the chaos of perception. Michael Church is a 49 years old artist, living with his partner Vince Griffin and their two dogs in central Arkansas. He discovered his creative side only no.
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recently and have only been doing collage for a little over a year. Michael says “his love of finding images, deconstructing them, studying the remains of his destruction, then working to put it all back together again is like life itself�. Michael’s photographic collages demonstrates the classic Surrealist combination of elements, creating bizarre juxtapositions that are at once arresting and whimsical. Sometimes his process is successful, sometimes not, but here are a few that we think are very successful, striking, beautiful and evoke a sense of mystery. society6.com/MichaelChurch
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Suzy O’Rourke Millinery creates beautiful, luxurious and unique hats and headpieces, each one meticulously crafted by hand in her Sydney salon / studio.
In her pursuit of elegance and divine detail, Suzy blends her love of the sculptural and dramatic nature of the craft with luxurious materials that give her creations a distinctly unique feel. Suzy launched her millinery label in 2003 and has since established a diverse and loyal clientele in Australia and around the world. Her creations have been worn by many celebrities including Miranda Kerr, Natalie Imbruglia, racing ambassadors such as Megan Gale, Emma Freedman and Kate Waterhouse and many Fashions on the Field winners. She has enjoyed collaborations with Australia’s top fashion designers, stylists and photographers and was invited to exhibit two of her creations as part of the Stephen Jones ‘Anthology of p.
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Hats’ exhibition at the Queensland Art Gallery. The GILT collection takes inspiration from the grandeur and opulence of Baroque to the decadence of Deco. They explored the conflict between old values and the new and the fragility and darkeness that often lurks behind the glitter. This collection features lavish gold pieces hand sculpted in intricate lace, luxurious velour felts, dramatic twisted ivy branches and hand tooled silk petals. Each piece has been individually hand crafted and plated in 24 carat gold which has been applied directly to the textile underneath. They called on the expertise of GALA Curios jewellery designer Jasmine O’Loughlin to undertake this highly technical plating process which allows the texture and lightweight feel of each piece to be retailed while imparting the hats with a lustrous, hard-wearing gold patina. SuzyOrourke.com.au
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“A shirt that reflects who you are and what you are passionate about.”
K iK Vantage is an easy-to-wear, Americana brand born out of traditional Southern roots. KiK
Vantage is dedicated to outfitting their customers in casual yet fashion-forward pieces, maintaining that comfort is still possible within a style that is on-trend. KiK Vantage clothing allows for endless options through its capability to fit into anyone’s daily lifestyle. The KiK Vantage wearer is confident in their individuality, carrying with them an open heart and a rock-star attitude. The brand was developed for the dreamer and believer of the modern fairytale. More than ever people have to rely on themselves and themselves alone to create their future and make their dream into a reality. There is an ease and comfort about the product, a throw-it-on-and-go potential. However, with the addition of one’s own accessories and styling, anyone in the shirts can also feel special and put together. As a brand, KiK Vantage is not just a piece of clothing, it is a message, it is individualism, and it is empowerment. It beckons you to look within, find yourself, and be you everyday. Check out their entire collection. KikVantage.com
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Gilles LeBlanc at the Substrate Fine Art Gallery
The Substrate Fine Art Gallery is pleased to present Gilles LeBlanc’s “Courbe Éventuelle” art
exhibition. This will mark the first major U.S. exhibition for LeBlanc, who has enjoyed much critical acclaim for his latest body of work in Canada. The show will feature original mixed-media paintings using marble dust as an art medium and also displaying a series of prints. Highlights include some of his Los Angeles inspired pieces: Pirate Boat and Skeleton (North, South, East, West), Courbe Éventuelle-Los Angeles, Pig of Good Fortune and Seven. This exhibition “Courbe Éventuelle” is a body of work inspired by the artist’s travels to Haiti, Abu Dhabi and Los Angeles which has been created over the last three years at his art space in Los Angeles Studio E. LeBlanc is inspired by deterioration, natures effect on buildings and streets after many years of exposure to the elements also by cultural and political events around the world. His travels have inspired and helped define him as an artist. To this day, he draws p.
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inspiration from beat-up cement walls that surrounds Ayiti (Haiti), where he lived from 2003 to 2005. He started integrating dots in his work while residing in the United Arab Emirates and since 2008 his body of work is greatly influenced by Los Angeles streets, sidewalks, and graffiti and their eventual deterioration. Texture and composition are LeBlanc’s primary focus. He simulates deteriorating textures found in the streets and sidewalks on his canvas by layering marble dust and acrylic varnish. He adds graffiti inspired by a moment or a place in time to complete each artwork. LeBlanc has exhibited his works in Canada, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Europe, United Arab Emirates and the United States. Artist Gilles LeBlanc will be present at the opening exhibition at the Substrate Fine Art Gallery in Los Angeles from May 2nd to May 16th 2013. Exhibition curated by Ramses. SubstrareGallery.com
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PORTHOLE A simple and beautiful infusion vessel that can be used for cocktails, oils, teas, or any infusion imaginable. The Porthole is a simple, beautiful infusion vessel designed by Martin Kastner of Crucial Detail design studio. The Porthole can be used to create striking cocktails, oils, teas, dressings, lemonade, coffee, or any other type of infusion. The idea for the Porthole was born during a conversation with bar chefs preparing for the opening of the Aviary. We were discussing “fast infusions” -- cocktails evolving during the course of the time it takes to serve them -- and it occurred to me that what we’re really looking for is a window into another world, space, and time. An image of the submarine porthole in Karel Zeman’s 1958 movie ‘The Fabulous World of Jules Verne’ came to my mind and the design direction was set. A small batch of the Porthole vessels was hand-crafted at Crucial Detail design studio. At the Aviary, it is used to create, display, and serve a variety of time-lapse infusions for seasonal cocktails. Since its debut a little over a year ago, the Porthole has gained significant attention. Aviary cocktails displayed in the Porthole have been featured in dozens of magazines and blogs, including the cover of Food Arts magazine. Many Aviary guests have requested to purchase the vessel, including some who, when told they couldn’t buy one, have taken it upon themselves to ‘liberate’ them from the lounge. That’s when I realized that the design and functionality of the Porthole resonates strongly with people. The enthusiastic response to the piece has driven our decision to adopt the Porthole for production. The technology used to produce the original small batch revolved around our in-house capabilities, utilizing methods suitable for small-scale production. The cost of each unit in the initial batch was over four hundred dollars. In order to make the Porthole more accessible, we have sought higher volume manufacturing technologies and have completely redesigned the components to achieve our target price of less than $100 dollars. The finished Porthole is dishwasher safe, durable, and easy to use. We have gone through a rigorous manufacturer selection process and identified a partner with the capacity and experience to produce the Porthole to our high standards. The Porthole holds 390ml (13 fl oz) of liquid. It is made of precision ground and tempered Low Iron Glass, food grade Delrin, food grade Silicone, and Stainless Steel. CrucialDetail.com
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photography lesa amoore // LesaAmoore.com actress grace phipps // The Vampire Diaries makeup jamie dorman // JamieDorman.com hair Travisean // Travisean.com styled by designer louis verdad // LouisVerdadDesigner.com mr. verdad assisted Carlos poem Grace Phipps
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Beanie Commando UK saintyi.wix.com/commando-beanies Shirt H&M hm.com Bracelet and necklace Vital Madness vitalmadness.etsy.com Shoes Creative Recreations cr8rec.com Pants Leather Cult leathercult.com Goggles Stylist Owne
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JACOB Track suit Jeremy Scott adidas jeremyscott.com MIKAELA Black dress sass and bide sassandbide.com hat BOY LONDON boylondon.com
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photography SPIROS POROS // OneNinetyNine Management oneninetynine.com.au assistants LINDA TRAN & TIM HAZZARD stylist IVANA MARTYN-ZYZNIKOW stylist’s assistant EMMELITA CORVAIA hair DALE DELAPORTE makeup KRISTYAN LOW models MIKAELA & JACOB // IMG MODELS
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basketball singlet Jeremy Scott for adidas jeremyscott.com
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Tiger hat Jeremy Scott for adidas jeremyscott.com Shorts Model’s own Tenzin’s Air Jordans nike.com
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Jacob Shirt just cavalli justcavalli.com Pullover adidas adidas.com Shorts stylists own Mikaela Pants just cavalli justcavalli.com Bikini bra atg atgishere.com Jacket L’america lamerica.com.au
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shirt and purse Just cavalli justcavalli.com
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Swimsuite Lime drop limedrop.com.au Shoes soles solesshoes.com Gloves and ears stylists own
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photography Michael Cinquino // MichaelCinquino.com
KAt RICHARDSON hair Stylist Alyn Martin // AlynMartin.net MUA Jennifer Kinford // JenniferKinford.com stylist Christina Cisneros // linkedin.com/in/hristinacisneros model Kat Richardson of Major Model Management // MajorModel.com studio Studioslic.com - New York, NY
White Blazer BCBG MaxAzria bcbg.com Metallic Bib Stylist’s own
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Dress Robbi + Nikki neimanmarcus.com/category.jsp?itemId=cat23690733
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Cocktail Dress Rolando Santana rolandosantana.com) Metal necklace Stylist’s Own Silver Band Rings Asos asos.com Silver bubble Ring Alexis Bittar alexisbittar.com
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Pastic Shallots blouse Rolando Santana rolandosantana.com White Pencil Skirt Rolando Santana rolandosantana.com
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photography spiros poros // spirosporos.com @ oneninetynine.com.au assistant anthony christie Assistant leon wong stylist ivana martyn-zyznikow // imzcr8.blogspot.com.au/?m=1 stylist assistant Emmelita Corvaia hair stylist karen hopwood // karenhopwood.com @ debutmanagement.com.au makeup artist alex divanis // alexdivanis.com model sarah pauly // chicmanagement.com.au retouching johny spencer // johnyspencer.com thanks to the hermitage farm, the oaks, camden, NSW, Australia for their hospitality & beautiful location.
Leather belt SASS & BIDE sassandbide.com Rings BJORG bjorgjewellery.com Black skirt AMERICAN RETRO americanretro.fr Hat MAKERHAT hatmaker.com.au Cowboy boots SKIN skinhellomidnight.com Black leather skirt FRANCIS rancisnewyork.com
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Bathingsuite ATG atgishere.com Necklace MANIA MANIA themaniamania.com Gloves GINGER AND SMART gingerandsmart.com Lace mask SUZY O’ROUKE suzyorourke.com.au
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Underwear PLEASURESTATE pleasurestate.com.au Vest SASS & BIDE sassandbide.com Crystal ring BJORG bjorgjewellery.com Black zip boots SKIN skinhellomidnight.com Pea coat ELLERY elleryland.com Feather lash mask HATMAKER hatmaker.com.au
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SARAH Dress AJE a-j-e.com.au Jacket MOK THEOREM moktheorem.com.au Belt JUST CAVALLI justcavalli.com Vail & hat SUZY O’ROUKE suzyorourke.com.au Jewllery BJORG bjorgjewellery.com and MFPEPE mfpepe.com Boots SIREN sirenshoes.com.au IVANA Pants AJE a-j-e.com.au Bustier & calplet SASS & BIDE sassandbide.com Bomber jacket FILS APAPA Hat HATMAKER hatmaker.com.au , Shoes CELINE celine.com
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I believe that my art gets across the point that I’m in this morality theater trying to help the underdog, and I’m speaking socially here, showing concern and making psychological and philosophical statements for the underdog. ~ Jeff Koons p.
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Central Standard T ime
The Thinnest Watch In The World
Central Standard Timing was started by Dave Vondle and Jerry O’Leary in December 2011. Dave’s an interaction designer and electrical engineer. Jerry’s an industrial designer and mechanical engineer.
The idea for the CST-01 came when Dave taped an E Ink panel around his wrist and said to Jerry: “I want to make a watch like this.” By “this,” Dave meant an ultra-thin, minimal, and low-power watch. For the last year, Dave and Jerry have spent countless hours hacking, making, designing, breaking, and prototyping their way to the innovative timepiece you see here. They’ve collaborated closely with global partners such as E Ink who are leading the way in flexible, low-power no.
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consumption electronics, as well as worked closely with partners in the USA to manufacture the stainless steel band, polycarbonate mask, and all of the charger plastics. Central Standard Timing is based in Chicago, in the middle of the Midwest, and is committed to keeping as much of the sourcing, manufacturing, and assembly of CST watches in the US as possible. Both Dave and Jerry work at IDEO, a global design and innovation firm. Together, they have over 24 years of experience inventing, engineering, and designing products for the world’s top brands. In their spare time, they like to make stuff. CentralStandardTiming.com
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transmitting distinctive culture
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