from left to right: Steven, Darrius, Clavis, Pierre, Jeremy, Me, Lamont and Matt
I had the honor to be part of a program called PUSH. Began by Vince Hungate of Essential2Life, PUSH is structured to instill marketable skills in youth from low-income areas. These skills will enable these youth to pursue careers in fields that they would not have been exposed to due to the lack of opportunities present. Because of the unsuccessful education reform program, No Child Left Behind, the art classes are usually the first to get cut. Push allows teenagers from all around the Atlanta area to pursue different creative outlets and at the same time receive school credit.
This was the third Photoshop class that we’ve had so far and I have to say that these kids have gone beyond what I expected. They have done some amazing stuff for only have been working with the program for three days and yes their designs even have a concept. We have been working on individual posters that will be printed in limited edition and sold to raise money for the program.
If interested in helping with future classes, email me at .
Vapors Magazine picked up a story on our launch party/photoshoot featuring Atlanta’s own, Rob Wonder. Head over to VaporsMagazine.com to get the scoop!
Remember that photoshoot we had last night at El Bar? Head over to wearetheprocess.com for more details on that tip. If you’re super-curious and want the password to the lookbook, email
Thanks to everyone who came out to show us love at El Bar last night. Special thanks to Rob Wonder for letting us have the event at our favorite hang out. We’re looking forward to more events in conjunction with the EL. We’ll have content up real soon at wearetheprocess.com
We just got back from our press check of the PROCESS line in Athens. Ross Martin borrowed Jorge’s video camera without asking so he could document our day. I have a feeling this is the first of many video blogs from Ross, as long as Jorge doesn’t mind.
Don’t forget to come out to the PROCESS Photoshoot/Launch Party at El Bar this Wednesday night (June 18th).
This is exciting stuff! We’re pleased to announce the completion of our new line, PROCESS [Limited Edition Clothing Made in the Dirty South] which is set to hit stores in the Spring of 2009.
We’re producing our lookbook in an unorthodox manner by asking ATLiens to come out to our favorite spot, El Bar, for a night of mayhem on camera. Here are the details.
EL BAR – [behind El Azteca on Ponce de Leon]
939 Ponce De Leon Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30306
Hosted by: DJ Prince Presto
Photography by: Jorge Menes / Ross Martin & Joe Martinez of Ayy Gurl Studios
Spirits: Colleen Burley
Wednesday, June 18th / 9:45pm – 3am
If you are interested in wearing a PROCESS piece in the lookbook, please write to . Otherwise, please come out with your crew and support by looking good, your mug could be famous!
We’ll be on press check later this week so stay tuned for production updates.
These are the final photos of our Medusa Armada Installation at Halo Lounge last Thursday. I hardly realized how quickly the evening went by between trying Halo’s signature “Dark & Stormy” drink and catching up with everyone who came out for support.
We’re looking forward to displaying alternate versions of Medusa Armada at more events and locations. If you guys know anyone at the Georgia Aquarium, let us know!
From left to right: Georgios Saliaris, Marie Hanson, Jessica Nash, & Larry Luk
Here’s the last frame we took at the end of our photo shoot for the final graphic of PROCESS Season One. If you want to see the completed graphic (or the rest of the line), you’ve got to come out to the Lookbook Photoshoot / Launch Party on June 18th. Details and RSVP information on the PROCESS website.
