Photographed By Justin J Lopez
Special Thanks:
Vincent Fanwick
Styled by Jeisohn Fiala
Location: Williamsburg, Brooklyn
At The KDU Studio’s
KDU 3.0
David Gensler
View the full Look Book below
I had the tremendous opportunity to work along side Phil Knott and The CORE KDU Team to work with independent New York Fashion Designer, Blaise Kavanagh on his 2011 Spring Summer collection.
Special Thank:
Creative Directors:
David Gensler and Aerosyn-Lex,
Photographers:
Phil Knott & Me
Graphic Designer:
Jared Liner
Models:
Whitney Heleker
Laila Pudule
Designer:
Blaise Kavanagh
http://blaisekavanagh.com
Patterns and prints done over the last 3 months to Brazilian fashion brands based in Rio de Janeiro.
Sorry for the delay in posts. I am back in the KDU studios and grinding away on new projects. Travel and clients have been keeping me busy…
Stay tuned for dozens of new photos series and notes on the recent months.
David Gensler
Shot today at the KDU Studio… Michael Franco came by and helped my vision become a reality.
Taking something as simple as a cigarette break and making it into something visually appealing.
Photographed By:
Justin J Lopez
Model:
Michael Franco
The KDU is proud to work with independent New York Fashion Designer, Blaise Kavanagh on his 2011 Spring Summer collection.
View the full Look Book below
David Gensler
Photographed by:
Justin J Lopez
Singer, Actor, and Good Friend Eric West graced the studio earlier this week check him out.
West will release his highly anticipated album “Gone!” early 2011.
Special Thanks to:
Designers – Local Firm’s sunglasses, Perry Ellis, American Eagle, Fig & Bella and many Others.
Music Artist/Actor: Eric West
Photo Assistant/Model: Donovan Blyden
The concept for this video was to simulate a contrast between the rugged user made animated gif graphics across the internet, and dated yet unachievable beauty advertising imagery. Add persian and arabian myspace desktop graphic influences, and the rest is history. Here are some of the designs we created to influence our animations and direction throughout the video with Maya. A link to the video can be found on our site here.
and directly at: http://www.laundrymat.tv/xxxo
This project was my experiment in making garments that were designed only for the specific individual to whom they were given. I wanted to make pieces that were inspired by and suited to a single person, to their aesthetic and their needs. In an economy driven by material need and aesthetic monotony, I wanted to be the universal grandma, unencumbered by the invisible hand of the market. What happens when the hegemony of the market doesn’t bear on production? How do our strictly personal relationships impact the art that gets made? At least in part, it seemed that the better I knew someone, the more elaborate my designs became. The more I knew of someone’s taste, the more important my choice of fiber was. The more I knew of someone’s personal life, the more I was concerned for their physical warmth! And at the very least, we found out that CUNY Law has a new mascot: the cabled owl.
Go to the gallery to see more pics.
Thanks to Justin Lopez for the photos, and CUNY School of Law for the inspiration and models.
Hola Amigos del KDU
Estoy feliz de tener online mi nuevo Website, aqui pueden ver mis ultimos trabajos.
Cheers from Buenos Aires
