Projekt Mecha Magazine: November 2012

Sunday, 25 November 2012

INTERVIEW WITH INK MODEL MALI KRYSTAL

INTERVIEW WITH UPCOMING BRISBANE TATTOOED MODEL/PROJEKT VIRAL CREW MEMBER MALI KRYSTAL

1.Hey Mali,how are you? Firstly,id like to welcome you to Projekt Mecha's magazine interview.

Thank you!

2.Please tell the readers in general more about yourself.

Well I am an Art enthusiast and I have an obsession for fashion. I spend my spare time shopping, looking for new people to work with and learning. I am a strong believer that knowledge is a gift!

3.Tell us how did you got started into a modelling career?

I joined Model Mayhem less than a year ago to try something different, and I was keen to see how far I could possibly go so I decided to start my portfolio on Model Mayhem and go from there.

4.What are your Modelling plans for the remainder of 2012 and have you planned any thing for 2013?

So far just magazine submissions, But I am hoping to head to the U.S either 2013 or 2014

5.Tell us a random fact about yourself.

Im double jointed in my legs so I can bend them all sorts of ways lol.

6.Do you have a pet peeve?

Probably.. People that aren't open minded!

7.What are you currently listening to?

Never See Tomorrow!

8.Your work line covers many genres but do you have aNY preference?

I wouldn't say I have a preference. Just the same as behind the cameras I like to mix a few genres together.

9.What's a usual day like for you as a model.

I don't actually do a lot of modelling but when I do its great. Meeting new people is probably the best thing.

10.Give us the run down on your tattoos that you currently have,do you plan to get more ink in the future? Any particular tattoo style that you like?

All my tattoos have separate meanings but at the same time they all symbolize, strength and important outlooks on life. I just got my throat and fingers tattooed a week ago, so can’t say I'm getting more any time soon. I have an addiction to script tattoos but Im breaking out of it and hope to get some Urban Artwork.

11.Any last words before we wrap things up?

Thank You Projekt Mecha and to those reading! If you want to keep updated with what Im doing, head towww.facebook.com/malimodel ...Ciao!

All photographs belong to their rightful owners.
Interview done by :Pako

Saturday, 24 November 2012

NY STATE OF MIND NIKE SB DUNKS CUSTOMIZED BY STIZO.

Immanuel Payne Projekt Viral Crew Member

Immanuel Payne

Hometown:Cessnock,Australia

Projekt viral crew writer/Tattoo Collector/Zombie Hunter

WHAT MANNY DOES WHEN HE'S NOT WRITING FOR PROJEKT MECHA OR OUT HUNTING ZOMBIES

WAZZUP?! I'm Immanuel aka Manny. I'm an Aussie with a French background. My nights usually consist of my job as a security guard in a coal mine but if I’m not working I’m either gaming or out with mates getting loose. My days consist of sleeping lol gaming or driving up the local park for a skate. I drive a 2001 Misubishi Evo 7 that was imported from Japan and aspire to be a professional rally driver & drifter (Gymkhana). I have 24 tattoos and 8 piercings which alot are relates to gaming lol, I’m a hardcore gaming nerd and proud . Body modification has been a big part of my life since i was 16 and i am now 21 (as of the 29/11 lol) i joined Projekt due to the fact we all have very similar beliefs and views on things. They are some of the most amazing and interest people i've spoken to and I'm greatful for the opportunity to of been accepted by them. I'm a bass guitarist and have been for the past 9 years. Metal & hardcore music is pretty much my life, everything about those 2 genres is just perfectly pieced together. I'm a pro zombie killer and if you don't believe zombies exist because you don't see them you're welcome haha.

THINKING OF BANDS TO INTERVIEW FOR PROJEKT MECHA MAGAZINE

You'll find me on Facebook www.facebook.com/immanuel.payne.1 or Instagram @we_are_the_fearless. Peace

Damien Loyola Projekt Viral Crew

PROJEKT VIRAL CREW PHOTOGRAPHER
HOMETOWN:SAN FRANCISCO,MISSION BAY

DAMIEN LOYOLA A.K.A. MISTER DEMO

I was made in Mexico City born in San Francisco. I’m the son of ,two young immigrants that gained access into the

United States in 1982.

As a young boy I was urged to be street smart, this was necessary growing up on 24th street.The constant Sirens, Crime, Wynos, Dope fiends, Dealers spitting drugs out their mouth, Nortenos on every corner, and the transients sleeping on the streets or pissing on walls was normal. While on the other hand the Mission District had Culture, beautiful murals, Victorian style homes with great detail, the annual Carnaval every May, and Galleria Da La Raza was my favorite place to be on Dia De Los Muertos.

I've been surrounded by art all my life if i wasn't illustrating, I was flipping through magazines tearing out pages that caught my attention, watching my parents play their instruments getting ready for gigs, or studying my father dance to Cumbia, Salsa, and El Tri.

At the age of 14 I picked up a camera put it down at 19 and picked it back up at 26 with the idea of a new medium. I started by photographing everything, yet nothing was interesting to me as documentary style photography. Little editing, unforced emotions and environment define my work. This current year, I've had many great opportunities arise which I'm very thankful for. I've met genuine people that are interested in my photographs, made solid networks and created bonds with some. The following year I plan to step out the box break photography rules and get creative shit I'm an artist. LOL

I've also managed to hook up with Projekt Mecha a worldwide art network that represents many artist from around the world. My longterm goal is to one day have a dual show in Long Beach Ca with photographer Jose Coesk Alcaraz, a show in Singapore and of course a show in Frisco, but in order to do that I need to produce more work so until then it’s just practice, practice and practice!

Check out more of Damien Loyola's work at: www.misterdemo.com