Top 5 reasons to check out our online zine

Here at Piece Magazine we want our people (you) to be able to have access to fresh music and art 24/7. We have put together this mind blowing online version of our 'zine. Here are the top 5 reasons to visit the online version:

1. It's Printable: Yes, you can actually print the zine yourself and spread the love! This also includes printing certain pages you may really like.

2. Share it: Now we know not all of you have access to print the 'zine so what you can do is select the share icon and this will direct our link onto an email and you can send away. Who wants to be bombarded with those dumb ass chain letters in their email? No one! So hook your friends up with something cool to read.

3.Social share: Sharing is caring and we are all involved in social networking in some way, shape or form. Click the Social share and this will direct you to any social networking.

4. Find out who we are: The about icon not only let's you know who we are but has some of our contact info. Viewing the zine in general let's you know who we are. We are an independent art and music magazine with a graff. foundation. Graffiti was originally evolved from Hip-hop and still is to this day. With the flow of times you can catch graff. writers now a days listening to anything from electronic music to punk. Our point is graff. has no discrimination on who dabbles into it but just that we're all trying to express our self.

5. Links: Through out the online version of the zine if you see a logo or website run your mouse over it and you may just be able to click it and go straight to that artist,show or advertisers website. It's like magic!

BONUS REASON: It's free fun! This should probably go as#1 but I thought I'd save the best for last. It's 2012 and things are expensive nowadays. At Piece we aim to give you guys a 100% free zine.
Now that that's all said and done have at it!  http://piecemagsocal.com/

Piece Out!
Corrin

HEX ONE SKILL ONE Opening Night

From BBOYS to BMEN: HEX ONE SKILL ONE Opening Night at Crewest Gallery in L.A. 

Exhibit on display through Sept. 29th

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GIRLS,GIRLS,GIRLS!

The 3rd Annual Pink Parlour Festival, held at the Santa Anita Racetrack on Sunday March 25, honored crafty women all over the world. Word was the festival was a huge success compared to last year.

Vendors and visitors alike trudged through the rain to get in, but you wouldn't know it from the vibe inside!

 The entertainment lineup included burlesque acts, rock bands and even a fashion show! Check out the video of one of the burlesque acts here. 

Vendors came from all over to display their art, sell pieces and network.

Queen-ish Doodads & Fluff (above and below) created handmade jewelery holders and hangers. The photo above highlights one of the jewelry hangers; mediums such as burlap and chicken wire were used in the frames. Paige King, the creator, can be reached at Dignsoccer@msn.com or on Etsy.

Diana Levin displays her fantasy art pieces and prints for sale (above and below). Most of her pieces feature heroines in their surreal settings both in print and on wearable art. Her collection can be viewed at whimsicalfantasy.etsy.com

Pink Parlour supports crafty women all over the world! This was one of the many shirts available at the event.

     Alisa King of Serious Ink tattoo in Arcadia had her Los Angeles themed art on prints, frames and jewelry.

 

Some more examples of Alisa King's framed art pieces (right and below). Some of these pieces were mounted inside intricate frames and all ready to go up on someone's wall.

Alisa King of Serious Ink Tattoo can be reached at her shop or at alisa.king.81@gmail.com

 Cacao Luxe had made "bunny in a hutch" chocolates (left) by hand that were for sale at the event complete with cage and some chocolate eggs, yum! There was also a hat filled with truffles (right)!

Based out of Thousand Oaks, Cacao Luxe custom chocolatier specializes in handmade chocolates with all natural ingredients. They can be reached at www.cacaoluxe.com.

                           Mather Louth was one of the many bands that performed at the event.

The four piece ensemble rocked the crowd!

The bass player of Lather Mouth showing his moves while riding the bass.

Jenni B molds custom cake toppers for weddings or other occasions. She has done animals, robots, zombies and even her husband and herself as Han Solo and Princess Leia. Her sculptures are incredibly detailed and can be completely customized. She can be reached at www.jennibcreative.com.

All of these candles were designed and made by hand by Kokocandles. For the Mac & Cheese candle (left) all the noodles were formed individually by hand. The Poo candle (above) comes with its own portable turf and does not smell like it is shaped!

Kokocandles had an entire display of fresh smelling stuff! Her collection can be viewed at www.kokocandles.com.

Aubrie hard at work. Owner of Sirena Muerta Skullery & Accessories. Catch her creations at www.facebook.com/SirenaMuerta

 

Why not enjoy nature's candy  by wearing it! (Right)

You can find more of these natural products at etsy.com\shop\earthgreenjewelry

These ties were handmade by Sheena Espiritu Solis in a myriad of colors and designs, she also makes jewelry. This artist and her collection can be viewed at www.sheenalynsolis.etsy.com

 

etsy.com/shop/retiedheadwear

Speaking of ties! Korie Su, owner of ReTied Headwear uses retired men's ties to create these adorable headbands and barrettes

B.I.N.G.O. grab one of these and never lose a game again!(above) www.tiredgirl.info

Another collection from our friends at Tired Girl. You will never be alone again on a Friday night with these bad boys! Use them to get some digits or keep the flame alive with the one you love.

Purchase prints,jewelry or paper dolls at JMTolman.etsy.com

(right)These colorful creations made by JM Tolman can suite any personality. There were many characters to choose from and also paper dolls (above) which are no longer made by any other company.

Mexican folk artist Lucia Jurado put this piece together in remembrance of her grandfather "Gabriel the violinist"

www.facebook.com/Reinadeluz

The king has not left the building! From painted zombie Elvis to hell cat bad ass bitches. T-shirts, pins, patches and jewelry. you name it she's got it!

Lucky Hellcat Art by Leobarda Grijalva can be purchased at Missluckyhellcat.etsy.com

          

The Pink Parlour Festival was fun and full of eye candy, whether it was the art on the display or the beautiful artists who created it. Great venue, all ages welcome and plenty of entertainment. Can't wait for next year!