the 2010 moustache calendar participants
Every fine moustache that is featured in "SEX-CONFIDENT" was grown and groomed by current students and recent alumni of the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, RI.
Each moustache is listed by name, major, and year:
Each moustache is listed by name, major, and year:
matt cavallaro - industrial design '10
www.matt-cav.com
mcavalla@g.risd.edu / 585-329-6063
My name is Matt, and I would call myself a storyteller by design. I aspire to design and direct in the film industry. Story is where it's at, and I need to be a part of it. I like to spend my spare time riding my motorcycle, cracking my bullwhip, and thinking about space exploration.
mcavalla@g.risd.edu / 585-329-6063
My name is Matt, and I would call myself a storyteller by design. I aspire to design and direct in the film industry. Story is where it's at, and I need to be a part of it. I like to spend my spare time riding my motorcycle, cracking my bullwhip, and thinking about space exploration.
george coffin - industrial design '12
http://justpaint44.deviantart.com
gcoffin@g.risd.edu / 508-479-1373
I am very much a fine artist and a designer. I hope to bring the two together in as many ways as I can. I always strive to make any project my own, and to be as ambitious and thorough as possible.
I think a sense of humor is the most important thing in the world.
I'm from outside Boston, go Red Sox!
I look dead sexy in a buffalo hide loin cloth.
gcoffin@g.risd.edu / 508-479-1373
I am very much a fine artist and a designer. I hope to bring the two together in as many ways as I can. I always strive to make any project my own, and to be as ambitious and thorough as possible.
I think a sense of humor is the most important thing in the world.
I'm from outside Boston, go Red Sox!
I look dead sexy in a buffalo hide loin cloth.
chris vamos - film, animation, video '10
theodore james craig - illustration '12
tcraig@g.risd.edu
I like long walks on the beach and naps on hammocks. I aspire to grow a mustache that would rival Robert Redford's.
I like long walks on the beach and naps on hammocks. I aspire to grow a mustache that would rival Robert Redford's.
jason atkins - architecture '09
www.jcatkins.com
jasonatkins@gmail.com
He kept a studio in the corner of the ballroom but had failed to develop as a painter.
jasonatkins@gmail.com
He kept a studio in the corner of the ballroom but had failed to develop as a painter.
toussaint wallace - architecture '13
jeff nordhues - industrial design graduate student '09
akshat raghava - industrial design '09
nathan phipps - industrial design '10
dory little - graphic design '10
phil holcombe - graphic design '10
evan polivy - film, animation, video '10
diau hall - industrial design '10
n/a
ryan coyle - industrial design '10
n/a
collaborators/supporting characters
Various students and/or their work played an important part in developing and setting the stage for a number of the photographs in the calendar. They are recognized below:
andi archer - apparel design '09
www.andiarcher.com Coming soon!
Andi on Coroflot
andi.archer@gmail.com
I grew up in Scottsdale Arizona and now reside in Boston, MA. Apparel to me isn't just something to be worn, it is an extension of the body and I hope to one day bring to life all the dreams I've had.
Andi on Coroflot
andi.archer@gmail.com
I grew up in Scottsdale Arizona and now reside in Boston, MA. Apparel to me isn't just something to be worn, it is an extension of the body and I hope to one day bring to life all the dreams I've had.
lindsay perkins - apparel design '10
lperkins@g.risd.edu
I grew up in Taiwan/Hong Kong, and have always loved to travel. I love Asia. I started making dolls for myself when I was a kid, and then I would make their clothes. I think that's how I got started in apparel.
Growing up internationally, and now coming to RISD, has challenged me to think about how I can best use my skills to help people.
I'm interested in humanitarian design in developing countries that boosts economy. I would love to see the fashion industry working and investing in developing countries to do just that. When I'm designing apparel, I wrestle with the themes of social rights, empowerment through employment. I love hearing stories about long-lasting change, whether it's in business, agriculture, through design.
I grew up in Taiwan/Hong Kong, and have always loved to travel. I love Asia. I started making dolls for myself when I was a kid, and then I would make their clothes. I think that's how I got started in apparel.
Growing up internationally, and now coming to RISD, has challenged me to think about how I can best use my skills to help people.
I'm interested in humanitarian design in developing countries that boosts economy. I would love to see the fashion industry working and investing in developing countries to do just that. When I'm designing apparel, I wrestle with the themes of social rights, empowerment through employment. I love hearing stories about long-lasting change, whether it's in business, agriculture, through design.
karen cho - industrial design '10
danielle cox - graphic design '11
