(Oct. 2, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Recently, I’ve been noticing a decline in multiple cultures and industries. Like the decline of Hip-Hop. Which is similar to the decline and demise of Rock & Roll. Where that can be connected to a decline in radio. The decline of media, in terms of pop culture media content … Continue reading Cancer Culture: The Boys Club, Weapons of Mass Corruption and Destruction. (Blogumentary Pt.2)
(Oct. 2, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Kanye has this public perception of being this neurotic person. That he is very erratic and crazy, and I simply believe that it’s false for the most part. People like to judge his actions, but you never see the “why”. You never see what happens in those rooms, the… Continue reading Creatives vs. Corporate: The Absurdly Crazy World of the Industry. (A Blogumentary Pt.1)
(Sept 20, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) In a lot of different instances, the main attribute to mobility in most facets has been networking, credentials, and relationships. I know that wouldn’t be my strong point. So I made sure to focus on my craft and to make the product and work so good, so I could… Continue reading Why do Relationships & Reputations Outweigh Work & Skill: The Fraudulent Nature of Networking.
(Sept. 17, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) I really love shopping. It’s really an euphoric feeling building a strong collection for your closet. Where just looking at your closet is overly satisfying. Especially when you have a couple grails standing out, couple statement pieces. Here’s some of my grails that I would really love to have,… Continue reading OssyP’s Grail list: From Recent Fashion Collections
(Sept. 13, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) Why is it so hard for some to share their own work? Why is it so awkward and sometimes debilitating to promote yourself? Why are some people cursed with debilitating shyness? Putting yourself out there is hard for many, especially for introverts. If you have been mostly reserved to… Continue reading Why is it so Hard to Share your work to the World: The Debilitating and Demoralizing Curse of Shyness.
(Sept 12, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) I’m trying to remember my journey of writing, the reason I do it. I remember as a kid, I didn’t mind writing, but it wasn’t a passion of mine. I used to think art careers were a waste of time. It didn’t compute in my head as a sustainable… Continue reading My Journey on Becoming a “Writer”, and Why Everyone Should Be One: Also How to Grasp and Accept your Passions.
(Sept 11, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) (I meant to take all my episode reviews, and use it to help summarize the whole show, but then I just wanted to leave it as is. I liked the episode by episode journal entries.) [Also huge spoiler alert. If you haven’t watched this show yet. You definitely want… Continue reading Severance Journal: My Somewhat Review, but Journal of the Best Show of the Year
(Jun. 3, 2021 ● Oslin Pierrette) People just don’t have time to invest in themselves. A chance to. An environment to. To “try some sh** out.” Act on feelings and experience new things. People like me for sure never really have the chance to fail, the freedom to fail. There’s just a lot of pressure… Continue reading People Need Time to Invest in Self: The Dangerous Path of Self Investing
(Sept. 6, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) I love Iris Van Herpen. One of my favorite creators. With a very nice architect and engineer background. Her approach to garment construction is very different, unlike anything I’ve seen. And it’s less storytelling, more visceral creation, and very intrinsic. She architects life in her creations. How the garments… Continue reading Why Iris Van Herpen is one of the Best Designers and Creators: A Look into her Spring ‘19 Couture Collection.
(Sept. 5, 2022 ● Oslin Pierrette) The invention and innovation of photography. Was a big push in the movement of realism and naturalism art to abstract art. Abstract art was already around, but photography was very impactful and instrumental in the rise of it. Mainly because there was less of a need to paint exactly… Continue reading The Rise of Photography led to a Boom in Abstract Art. How will we do that with Language?
