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NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL
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Early Deadline - November 6, 2013
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Gonzalo Guaman
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Ridgewood, NY 11385
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category of live action short films. The winner of the Grand Jury Prize Award for Best
Narrative Short will automatically qualify to enter the Live Action Short Film category of the
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LACE UP MAGAZINE
A sneaker magazine that informs readers about fresh upcoming
sneaker releases. The cover was created to bring attention to
those who are looking for the next best upcoming sneaker. The
magazine features a Derek Jeter article congratulating him on
his 3,000 hit.
THEY’VE GOT THE JAZZ
Learn How Designers Tinker Hatfield And Tom Luedecke Dug Into America’s
Urban History To Create The Air Jordan 2012.
By: Chris O’Leary
A SHOE THAT FITS MANY
SOULS
5
Blake Mycoskie Is The Creator Of Toms Shoes, Bringing Shoes To People
Around The World
By : Paige Mycoskie
29
NEARLY NAKED
NIKE NYC EVENT WRAPUP
New York Round - Up
By: Woody
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Barefoot Shoes, Some Featuring Toe Sleeves, Are Catching On.
But They Take Some Getting Used To
By: Hilary Mac Gregor
32
BROOKS GREEN SILENCE PRODUCT REVIEW
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A Very Confortable Ride Made By Brooks
ORIGINAL ALLSTAR
Chuck Taylor’s Distinctive Signature Is Emblazoned Across Millions Of
Ankles Worldwide.
By: Chuck Miller
20
GEOFF HOLLSTER DIES
Age Of 66 And Was Coached By The Great Bill Bowerman
By: Allan Brettman
THE HIT MAKER
Derek Jeter Was Recruited As The First Jordan Brand Athlete Over A
Decade Ago.
By: Abe Schwadron
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DEREK
JETER
THE HIT MAKER
YANKEE CAPTAIN DEREK JETER WAS
RECRUITED AS THE FIRST JORDAN
BRAND ATHLETE OVER A DECADE AGO.
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atop the Bronx Bombers’ lineup, as
has his signature Jordan apparel.
The historic 3,000th hit came in the
third inning of an early July, 2011
matchup with Tampa Bay, when
Jeter turned on a 3-2 pitch and
put it in the left field stands. As he
rounded the bases with the Yankee
faithful in a frenzy, DJ pounded
each base with an exclusive pair
of Jordan Brand cleats on his feet,
forever linking a timeless moment
in baseball lore with the most
recognizable basketball name on
the planet.
t probably seemed crazy. It
just didn’t make sense putting
the Jumpman logo on a
baseball player. After all, the
man depicted in JB’s iconic
silhouette hit just .202 at Double-A
in his full season away from the
hardwood.
And yet, if there’s one name in
baseball that resonates across
sport—and popular culture—it’s
Derek Jeter. In ’99, Jordan Brand
entrusted the New York shortstop
with the responsibility of putting a
basketball company on the map in
a game with no tomahawk dunks,
ankle-breaking crossovers or
buzzer-beating buckets.
At the time, Mike told The New York
Times, “He’s versatile; you see him
on the cover of GQ, then the next
week he’s on the cover of Sports
Illustrated. He’s focused; he works
hard. He’s in a major market with a
lot of pressure, but he handles the
pressure. I’m proud of him; I’m glad
we’re working together.”
More than a decade later, in a year
when Jordan Brand released Jeter’s
10th signature shoe (second-most
among JB athletes, behind only
Jordan himself), the Yankee captain
became the 28th player in baseball
history to reach 3,000 hits, and the
only player to do so in pinstripes.
Consider it the fulfillment of Jeter’s
promise to live up to the greatness
synonymous with the Jordan name.
“All of the Jordan Brand athletes
share a common goal, to be the
best in our respective sports, so
there is a natural respect and
admiration for every athlete on the
brand,” Jeter says. “When we see
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each other whether it’s on the field,
at Nike WHQ, or supporting some
of the Jordan Brand philanthropic
work throughout the year, we
understand that we are all very
fortunate to be a part of an elite
team and are all proud to wear the
Jumpman logo.”
Since Jeter was handpicked as the
first-ever Jordan Brand athlete, he’s
seen Jimmy Rollins, Carl Crawford
and current Yankees teammates
CC Sabathia and Andruw Jones
added to the baseball roster. And all
Jeter’s done since donning his first
signature cleat is earn 12 All-Star
bids, win five World Series titles,
five Gold Gloves and the World
Series MVP in ‘00. His career .313
batting average has been a staple
In celebration of No. 2’s
milestone, Jordan Brand created a
commemorative “DJ3K” collection.
The Jeter-inspired line pays tribute
to his past and present, and
includes a specifically designed,
limited edition colorway of the
Jordan Jeter Cut cleat and trainer,
as well as batting gloves and a
series of DJ3K t-shirts.
The special 3K club kicks feature
a colorway with a maroon upper, a
nod to the beginnings of the future
Hall of Famer’s career at Kalamazoo
Central High School in Michigan.
The sock liner is engraved with a
replica of the first “contract” Derek
ever signed—an agreement with his
father before his first day of high
school, promising to do chores and
keep his grades up. On each tongue
read the words, I AGREE, DEREK
JETER.
At Kalamazoo, Jeter played hoops,
“Michael definitely called and
congratulated me on my milestone
and said he was proud to have me
as a member of the Jordan Brand,”
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April 2012
too, which is where he says his
admiration for Jordans began. “I
always wore Jordans, usually the
IIIs, IVs and Vs.”
So for a kid who grew up coveting
Js like any other high schooler,
getting a pat on the back from the
man who made them famous was
particularly memorable. “Michael
definitely called and congratulated
me on my milestone and said he
was proud to have me as a member
of the Jordan Brand,” says Jeter.
“The Jordan Brand was very
supportive and really made me feel
special.”
And Jeter knows special, having
played every one of his 16 seasons
with the New York Yankees. Back
in ’99, he told The New York Times
becoming a Jordan athlete was “an
easy decision. Measure what he
stands for on and off the court. I
don’t know if there’s an athlete out
Lace Up
April 2012
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A series of posters created to promote the benefits of utilizing the
student ID cards for off campus purchases. Each poster highlighted a
different part of the campaign slogan and each included a Facebook
page link. These were presented to the head of security at St. Thomas
Aquinas College.
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purchases on campus and at outside
merchants is quick and easy. And the
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all purchases you make off campus.Your
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purchasing power.
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and click ‘Like’ to keep up with merchant updates. Using your Spartan
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HUCKLEBERRY FINN DUST JACKET
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, a Great American Novel that
educates readers on the Southern antebellum society along side the
Mississippi River. The new cover engages the start of Huck’s journey
through the Mississippi River at the beginning of the novel when he
escapes from his pops.
Journey down the Mississippi River with Huck
and Jim in Mark Twain’s The Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn. With characters based on
people Twain met during his years as a riverboat
pilot. Huck Finn is a satirical, adventurous, and
tender novel that appeals to readers of all ages
drunkard father, he finds Jim-Miss Watson’s
runaway slave-and the only likely duo head out
together and the escapades begin. “Civilized”
society will never be the same again.
THE ADVENTURES OF
HUCKLEBERRY FINN
Mark Twain
The town drumkard’s scruffy son and a
ragged runaway slave-what an unlikely pair of
literary heroes! And yet when Huck Finn and
his chance companion Jim make a break for
freedom down the vast Mississippi River on a
makeshift raft, they begin one of the greatest
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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is considered his masterpiece.
Van Wyck Brooks (1886-1963), a prolific American critic and writer, won Pulitzer Prize
for The Flowering of New England, 1815-1865. Among his other works are The Ordeal
of Mark Twain and The Time of Melville & Whitman.
Cover photography: The Granger Collection, New York
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Carl Van Doren (1855-1950), American writer, editor, and critic, helped establish
the study of American literature in university curricula. He won Pulitzer Prize for the
biography of Benjamin Franklin, and was the author of The American Novel 17891939.
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The Republic is an upcoming hip-hop group trying to establish a name
for themselves in the industry. The hand drawn illustration used for
the album cover expresses the raw urban environment that hip-hop
taps into. The concept behind this illustration comes from one faces
in society. The hands represents an opportunity for success and the
second chance that people dream of.
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1 LAST NAME KING
2 DOPE
3 A DAY IN THE LIFE
4 NIGGA LIKE ME
5 WHAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF
6 RIDIN THRU THE CITY
7 BOSS PLAYA PIMPIN
8 PLAY 2 WIN
9 KEYS TO THE JEEP
10 WELL CONNECTED
11 GONE
12 ROLLIN LIKE A BIGSHOT
BE FAMILIA
A clothing company that focuses on educating the younger generation
living in urban cities about the rich history of Latinos through graphic
images. The logo was inspired by the influences of Pre-Columbian art
that was established by Latinos.
BE FAMILIA
BE FAMILIA
T: 917.754.9892
F:917.754.3321
[email protected]
Gonzalo
Guaman
April 23, 2013
BE FAMILIA
Art Director
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Gonzalo Guaman
245 Seventh Ave
New York, NY 90123
T: 917.754.9892
F: 917.754.3321
[email protected]
Dear London 2018 Bid Committee,
We would very much like to add our name to the growing list of media
organizations who will actively support the bid for London to host the Gay
Games in 2018. The Gay UK would be glad if you submit this letter to the
selection committee in support to the bid
We believe that London is well-placed to host the Gay Games. it has the
infrastructure, the resources, and more importantly, the incredible diversity
that makes London an amazing, welcoming place for all.
We are proud to be supporters of the London 2018 bid and we are really
looking forward to welcoming visitors from all over the world to deliver the
best Gay Games ever.
London has an incredible history of diversity and acceptance that is a
shinning beacon for all LGBT communities across the globe.
Yours Sincerely
Gonzalo Guaman
BE FAMILIA
Gonzalo Guaman
245 Seventh Ave
New York, NY 90123
Jason Richardson
123 Maple Street
Southampton, England, 90123
THE PAJAMA GAME
A promotional series for the performance The Pajama Game at the St.
Thomas Aquinas College Theater. The theme of the poster represents
the romantic relationships built throughout the musical. The title was
hand created to demonstrate the comical side of the play. The client
who was the head of the theater group at the college picked this poster.
St. Thomas Aquinas College and The Laetare Players Presents
April 12-15th, 2012
By Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
April 12-15th, 2012
Sullivan Theatre
Thursday-Satuday 8pm / Sunday 3pm
Tickets
$10 Adults / $8 Students and Seniors
Reservations
[email protected] /845-398-4144
Presented by special arrangement with Music Theatre International