Showing posts with label Portfolio building. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portfolio building. Show all posts

Thursday, September 15, 2016

Portfolio Building: Brittany's Excited About...



A few months ago, I sent out the first issue of my newsletter, where I share things I'm excited about from the previous week. Specifically, I share what I've been watching, reading, listening, eating, seeing, asking, and looking forward to online and IRL as well as content I've created on this blog, my interview blog, Instagram, or elsewhere.

If you're looking for a curated list of what I recommend during the week, you can subscribe to my newsletter here. Here are the archived issues you've missed.

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Monday, May 9, 2016

Portfolio Building: Brittany Interviews


My first new interview for Brittany Interviews: Andres Chirino on Video Games

I'm very excited to share a project I've been working on since January: Brittany Interviews. It's a blog dedicated to sharing interviews I've conducted in the past as well as ones I'm hoping to have in the future. 

I just published my first new interview in which I discuss video games with Andres Chirino. A video game novice myself, I learned about Andy's favorite games he grew up with, what he's playing currently, and what he's excited about. We took a lot of time to interview, transcribe, edit, and prepare this post so I hope you can follow along and tell me what you think.

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Monday, February 15, 2016

Portfolio Building: BayArea.com


My first post on Bayarea.com: Berkeley’s best desserts

I'm excited to announce that my first post for Bayarea.com is now live. Bayarea.com is a new lifestyle website created by and for people in the Bay Area. In the posts of mine that follow, I share some of my favorite foodie destinations in Berkeley and Oakland. You can learn more about Bayarea.com by visiting their website, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram.

I'll be sure to share my posts on Twitter and Facebook as well.

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Thursday, January 26, 2012

Portfolio Building: Twenty Two


I'm excited to introduce you to a project that I've been working on for the past few weeks. I've started a lifestyle blog with a few friends called Twenty Two. The goal of the blog is to provide readers with daily tidbits about art & culture, celebrities, entertainment, fashion, food, the interwebs, music, and sustainability. (Basically, all the good stuff.)

To get a sense of what Twenty Two is about, check out some of the posts we already have up.


4 Fresh Salads To Kick Off A Healthy New Year
Get Inked With Temporary Tattoos From Tattly
Feeling Angsty: 3 Portrait Photographers Capture Teen Spirit
Get Schooled: 18 Rockin' Backpacks For The New Semester
Now You Can Dress Your Boyfriend Like DJ Jazzy Jeff, Andy Warhol

We have a whole list of things in store for our readers, including spring picks from our favorite fashion bloggers, an exciting interview series, original recipes, and much more.

Stay tuned by following Twenty Two on Twitter or through the RSS feed.

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Portfolio Building: Racked LA

In Portfolio Building news, I recently became a contributing street style photographer for Racked LA. To see my first published photo, please click on the screen shot above or on this link.

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Portfolio Building: Refinery29

As announced on Twitter a couple of days ago, I just became a Photo Intern for Refinery29 in Los Angeles. Click here and here to see the first two street style photos I took for the fashion news site.

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Portfolio Building: Delicious Double Takes

In an effort to expand my photographic range and build some semblance of a portfolio, I recently began to dabble in food photography for my friend's brand-new blog, Delicious Double Takes. The goal of this blog is to sample critically-acclaimed dishes at popular restaurants in the Bay Area and reinvent them in our own way if we feel that they don't live up to the hype that they've received.

For my first assignment, my friend reinvented the Trailer Mac mac 'n cheese dish from Homeroom, a popular Oakland restaurant dedicated to serving the nostalgia-inducing pasta and cheese combination. Here are just a couple of photos I took of my friend's version of the dish. Click here to see more photos.