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2 PURPLE PANDA NOVEMBER 2009

CONTENTSUrban Productions : From the Ground UpKitty Khaos : Fashion Packed CompanyRise To The Top : Ghetto Division

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The initial concept first came into play around 2006. The purpose was to create a photography based company that stood out from local competition. Knowing absolutely nothing at all about the industry I

picked up a 2.0 megapixel Kodak Easy Share digital camera and began taking photos. Looking three years into the past, I honestly cannot remember what persuaded me to name the company Urban Productions. I do remember that since the beginning, I had an obsession with grunge like appearances and locations.

Over the years I matured with my photographs and developed a unique style of capturing images. It was not until early 2009 that my photographs began to receive recognition. Thanks to the help of my close friend Franco, I purchased my first DSLR camera. The moment I took it out of the box I fell in love. From that day to the present, I never go anywhere without it.

I feel like im jumping the gun a bit, how about we start from the beginning?

Growing up in a household filled with Asian people, I HATED taking pictures. Everywhere we went we looked like tourists! My grandfather would pull me to the side and tell me to pose by something and in response I would give him a dirty look. Looking back, I would never have thought that I would be the guy behind the camera telling people to pose.

My main interests growing up revolved around cars. Anything that involved four wheel chunks of metal got my heart pounding. After spending some time out in Florida, I began to appreciate the art of fine tuning these machines. I first began taking photos of my passion, cars. I never thought that my passion would be taking the actual photo.

I initially launched a digital arts company now known as urban productions in 2006. I came up with a simple little logo that was red and white that red “U-P”.


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KITTY KHAOSHair Stylist – Make Up Artist – Wardrobe Styling - Clothing Company

Carina and I were driving down the street one night just brain storming and working on our plot to take over the world. We began to discuss the topic of her clothing line and what we would title the services she offered. After throwing a few names out there we finally came up with the name, “Kitty Khaos”.

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KITTY KHAOS EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWQ: How long have you been cutting hair?A: For a pretty long time now. Its always been something that I loved to do. For a pretty long time now. Its always been something that I loved to do.

Q: How long have you been cutting hair?A: For a pretty long time now. Its always been something that I loved to do.

Q: How long have you been cutting hair?A: For a pretty long time now. Its always been something that I loved to do. For a pretty long time now. Its always been something that I loved to do.






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