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Featured Artist: DEY VEGA

 It was a bit confusing on having to decide which talent we were to focus on this feature on Dey Vega for this 109 AB-MMA student is quite versatile with fashion, film making, photography and dance. But we asked him which would be his top priority; he said it would be film making and photography in which he is still willing to learn and explore further. 

Visit his blog: allabouttheangles.tumblr.com

Short Action Film by Dey Vega: Seven Minutes

 

“Fashion is part of my artistic expression of who am I, and what I love to do.”, says Dey when we asked him what fashion is to him. “It doesn’t mean that you are feminine when you like fashion.”

Style Tips:

1.Don’t  be afraid to mix up your clothes. If you have a jacket, find something that suits it well. If you have a polo, find pants that compliments too.

2.You don’t have to put extra layers of clothing on your to look good.

3.It is up to you on how you present yourself; if you can carry yourself well, I think people will appreciate you even if you only wear something simple.

What is COMEONE GROUND?

It’s name was formerly, “Aftaskoo” which was established back in 2008 and a year later it became “Comeone Ground” which was composed of 12 people who wanted to dance and inspire. Now with almost 70++ members, Comeone Ground is a group that caters to CSB & DLSU students and gives them an outlet to dance, to express and to share their talents in dancing. Dey says they are open for new members and they might have auditions next month, so watch out! 

Being part of this talented dance team, Dey admits that we wouldn’t want to see him dance at all back when he was in highschool. He says he wasn’t a dancer, he just had the chance to develop it when he joined C1G during his sophomore year in college. “No one starts out great.”, that’s what his friend told him that inspired him to develop his talent.

You guys might really recognize this photo which currently hit around 800++ shares and over 1000++ likes all over Facebook a few weeks ago.  Dey was quite fascinated with the current trend “its more fun in the Philippines” that he decided to make use of his favorite photograph he took of our very own SDA Building. At the beginning of it, he never even bothered to include a watermark copyright on his photograph because he thought only his friends would appreciate it but never in his wildest thinking expected such overwhelming hype to happen.

Believe it or not but Dey entered CSB without even having a single knowledge about anything related to Multimedia Arts; he didn’t know how to draw or use Photoshop and didn’t even know anything about photography. Initially, like most aspiring artists; he just wanted his own DSLR, and that eventually gave him the willingness to learn and become a good photographer. If you have the determination and passion to discover what you can do, then it is not impossible to attain what you can. Dey Vega shows us very well how perseverance leads to development when you have the passion to build up what you love doing. 


View this dance choreography by Dey Vega featuring dancers from C1G; Vincent Igno, Yuki Ito, Twinkle Norte, Camille Bagasan, Donnie Dino and Jamico Jasa.

filmed by: AB-FILM Students; Ryan Dolores & Allan Nino 



Its quite remarkable how he controls his time given his busy schedule with school, projects and dance practice late at night. Dey says, “Time is important when you have many things to do.”, other passions are things that shouldn’t be a distraction to your education but it should also push you further to do well in other aspects.

FASHION TIME CAPSULE

Be blown back or forward in time by this stunning exhibit by Batch 109 of the Fashion Design & Merchandising Department of De La Salle- College of Saint Benilde. The students were given the scenario to illustrate their best works as a designer if ever they took a step back or forward in time to their chosen era. Here are some of the countless gorgeous illustrations. This was their Final Project for their Fashion Sketching Class under Jean Dee, also a FDM-graduate from DLS-CSB. 

Who wouldn’t be impressed with these?



Shekinah Hope Valdez



Xaralyn Cabacutan



NJ Oropesa



Noelle Sehob



Andrea Lopa



Jessa Garote



Ace de Guzman



Chanel Velhagen



Embi Nicholas



Andie Javelosa



Bianca Ignacio



Angela De Dios



John Carlo Villalva



KC Aquino



MUST LISTEN: Finding Atlantis by MAD HATTER DAY

It’s quite astonishing how this recently formed band can rock it out like pro-rockstars. Give it up for these 110 AB-Music Production Students; Paco Santos, Andrew Son, Pat Poblador, Cash Fuerte, Aki Suda & for vocalist, Mewa Cawad who in fact comes all the way from DLSU. 

Only released in less than 24 hours ago, this video is already making noise on Facebook News Feeds; it  already received 110 likes as of now and 1592 views on Vimeo. Hands down Mad Hatter Day and for Quinatrow Productions  for this hardcore music video!


“It’s impossible to find something that doesn’t exist in the first place.”

Chorus: 
Adrift at sea, aimless and directionless 
We’re fighting the current and braving the turbulence 
The waves run riot as we seek Atlantis 
They’re crashing down on us

I. 
The tides are rising with the tension 
As we aimlessly float in confusion 
This ship is sailing but we can’t agree on one direction 
So tell me, where do we go from here?

Bridge: 
SOS! 
You’re holding on to me as if you’re holding on to your dear life 
SOS! 
You’re fighting in vain and consumed by denial 
With a faint spark of hope, you ignite a signal fire 
But we can’t be rescued from this pretense now




LIKE Mad Hatter Day on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/madhatterdaymusic

Featured Photographer: ALDRICH LIM

 

Course: AB-PHOTO

 A few weeks ago, I was in the SDA elevator when a group of girls were lively talking about outstanding photographers in school and I couldn’t help but eavesdrop on their conversation. I quote them saying, “Yun, si Aldrich magaling talaga.”

It was quite pleasing when we sat down with the 22-year old photographer, Aldrich Lim, when we talked about his passion for photography. Initially, he was taking up Multimedia Arts when he realized that it wasn’t entirely what he wanted to focus on, thus, he decided to shift and focus on his passion, photography. Aldrich is  also part of the Benildean Press Corps since he was in first year college. His photos have been featured a number of times on CSB’s official magazine, newspaper, and other publications.

 

Its no doubt that Aldrich has traveled to different destinations to capture significant images of culture, people, events and sceneries. His photographs are amazing enough to make you wish you were there at that exact moment witnessing the view yourself.  Its not a surprise when we found out that his works were already featured a couple of times on Digital Photographer Philippines Magazine, after all they really are captivating yet very realistic.

Why we think he’s awesome:  Aside from capturing scenic & beautiful images, he also captures the devastating side of reality such as poverty, misfortune and calamities. For some photographers, they take pictures because they are required to as part of their jobs for newspapers or magazines. But for Aldrich, capturing these scenes of misfortune was his personal choice. Its quite remarkable for him to brave calamities such as fire disasters and bloody rallies considering these to be very risky incidents. It takes a different kind of courage to be able to handle situations like this.


For more of his Photos, visit flickr.com/diveclimbsurf
And don’t forget to like Aldrich Lim on Facebook! :)

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