I'm a graphic designer in Los Angeles. I work in the entertainment industry, mostly. I freelance so I get to set my own schedule and travel around the world in my free time. It sounds fun but actually I probably work more then most people, I live and breath my career, I'm on the computer at least 10 - 12 hours a day busting ass. I pretty much have a computer glued to my face and a key board glued to my hands. Anyways here are some samples of my work but you can find more at www.evolvinggraphics.com.
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Melissa
Best Paranormal Ghost show by far...I love these kinds of shows. I think I can totally relate to these because of the house and energy I lived in when I was growing up. My Brother and Dad had experience ghosts,vision, out of body experiences and actual attacks in my house in Chicago. We had to have a priest come in and bless our house. Fortunately afterwards no sighting had been made at our place. Anyways watch this episode and if you dare, watch it alone and in the dark..Enjoy!
Melissa
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Last Thursday I had to stand in For the Tila Tequila show "A Shot At Love"...It was pretty simple, just go on stage and improvised, I'm the same height and apparently the same look as her. Anyways Here are some pictures I took from my Camera phone of the studio...sorry it looks blurry...Anyways here ya go!
Ok So this is like 2 months old...but what the hell, call me lazy. This year I celebrated Halloween in Chicago and Los Angeles...here are some of the pics from Chicago...ENJOY!
Which breed of dog is your favorite? Post a picture of it.
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Pom-a-Poo... The name says it all...This one's name is Bear or Chewy, short for Chewbacca...Isn't he cute?
Hey everyone...I just went to Oahu and Stayed on Waikiki Beach next to Honolulu. It was extremely relaxing, detoxing and Chill...just what I needed anyways here are the pics from that 2 weeks.
Do you have enough balls to sit through one of these scary videos? So here's the Challenge...Shut all your lights, turn off all the noise and make sure your alone and its night time...Now watch one of these videos and see if you can watch the whole video through... so here they are pick one and enjoy and remember it's just a video...
Ok so I about 2 years ago I drove all the way from Chicago to Los Angeles and I moved out here...about a year later Fashion TV Calls me and asks if I want to drop everything that I'm doing and take a job with them in Cebu, Philippines... they said they'll pay for my airfare, apartment and cut me a decent salary for a few months...So of course I said "Hell Yeah!"...so off I go to the motherland, never been there before I didn't know what to expect. I literally dropped everything in Los Angeles, quit my job, packed my stuff and just left. I think I'm still nieve enough to not really know what I'm doing but just diving forward and hoping for the best. When I got off the plane and drove from the chaotic airport through the marshlands and dirty industrial buildings I think that's when culture shock started to hit me and I realized "what the hell am I doing here?". Thats when i had a small panic attack. This place did not look like America at all. There was animals running around, packs of dogs, goats and cows...there wasn't houses there was huts, literally huts made with bamboo and straw roofs. There was no McDonalds, no Walmart and no signs of it being touched by american corporations (seeing a burger king would feel like heaven to my eyes)..but no nothing...just a different culture, mud for water and a bunch of people that I couldn't relate to.
It ended up being one of the best times of my life. I ended up really related to my co-workers since they were all in the same situation. They too all came from different parts of the world, Australia, Germany, the UK and the US so we all came together and bonded since we were all far from our homes. We had some crazy times, going out at night with a bunch of tall blond models in the philippines totally made us stars and the talk of the small town. Parties, riding dangerously on motorcycles, swimming in the ocean all added up in a truly crazy experience. The weirdest night had to be when I drank this drink that is band from America, it looks just like a vodka shot, where they set it on fire and you heat up a spoon with sugar on top of it...its suppose to give you hallucenations. Unfortunately it just made me black out...One minute I'm dancing in the pool the next minute I'm fully clothed, fully dry on someone else's bed. This happened not once..but twice!...Everytime that happened it was always hard to wake up the next morning and face the people you partied with.."what happened last night?" While they give you a detailed description of you being dragged from one club to the next, like a dead body and they even managed to drag my lifeless body into a Mr. Chow while they ate fast food! Sounds really bad but yeah know you only live once, I'm sure I would of enjoyed it just as much if I was not blacked out as well! Anyways by the end my contract ended I came home and I had one of the best and craziest experiences in my life...and I'm still alive...Hooray!
Now here is some pics of that couple of months actually these pics don't do it justice but I'm way to lazy right now to go through em' so here ya go:
Build houses and help the economy for people less fortunate. You can change lives, and not just there's but yours too! This summer I went to Mexico with a team of good Old friends to build houses for two families for Habitat for Humanity. We volunteered about 1 week of our time to take an adventure out in the Southern Part of Mexico near Puerta Vallarta. The families we helped literally lived in huts, built of wood and tin roofs. They had no real ground so they were walking on dirt. For that one week, we got to really understand the people, understand their culture and understand how and why they live that way. We ended up bonding with the families and building not just houses but hope for a better life. Our typical work day consists of working from 7am to 3pm and then after work we got to spend time with our team members and go to the beach and have dinner. It was an amazing experience specially because I grew up with these people and known them since the 4th grade and to meet again and bond was wonderful. You can change lives too by going to www.habitatforhumanity.org and signing up to volunteer for yourself or giving a donation. So here are some pictures of the trip: This third picture is the actual house they lived in and then we tore down and rebuilt a newer, cement house with cement floor...we built 2 houses all together.
Hey Guys,
Venice beach is one of my favorite hang out spots here in California. You can usually find me rollerblading with my little doggie along the beachside every saturday. There's a bunch of street shows, acrobats, b-boys, dancers, magicians, jugglers, drum circles and unique street venders. Most importantly there is a beach, crazy ass people and a great place to just chill out and relax in the sun with like minded people. Check it out...
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Hey thanks I totally appreciate your comment!! I'm about to check your page and see what you are up too...Melissa read more
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[c’est top]These are some seriously nice work. You should try to post more on your blog. I will definitely head out... read more
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