work in progress...

Tatiana Arocha- Anthropologie "Trim" from BERNSTEIN & ANDRIULLI on Vimeo.

Tatiana Arocha- Anthropologie "Scarf Scenes" from BERNSTEIN & ANDRIULLI on Vimeo.

video credit: Tatiana Arocha (videographer)

Hi friends!  So an update on my work in progress; a few months back, I was very fortunate to have been involved in doing a few videos for work.  Today, I finally took the time to hunt them down, successfully found them, and for a special sneak peek (on what's to come for my site) I posted two!  

And to add to my celebration, as I mentioned from my previous post regarding hunting down more images, I luckily discovered where they are located, retrieved them and ready to resize!!! 

On that note... keep on keepin' on folks!  Hope to have you back soon...

Website madness...

image capture sneak peek

... Madness, it truly is! In a matter of about two weeks (when I am officially leaving Anthro.), I am hoping to have my web site up and running; crossing all fingers. Today, I spent the whole afternoon sorting through my collection of work (pictures and videos)!!!!! The good news is, I feel like I have a decent amount to put up on my site and my very helpful boyfriend is helping me with building it. But the bad news is, or should I say, are... i feel so overwhelmed with trimming down my selection (my eyes are literally crossing), there are some pictures sadly i cannot use (due to its size), I realized there are more images I need to hunt down, and there is a slight problem up-loading images on my site (waiting for an email response from technical support- whomp whomp). Since I am not a "web-site building genius", looks like I will have to do a little more research.

Definitely not a disappointing day, to say the least. I organized my images, made a list of what else I need to do, and trying to solve a few minor complications.

One day at a time...

Hello, Good bye...

photo by:Manuel Dominguez Jr.

I did it! I am departing from what will be one of the most memorable journeys, I've ever taken (sadly, but ultimately). Three and a half years back, it was such a dream to have been introduced to a unique and wonderful profession, which I learned to truly love, styling. These final days will bring tears as I leave behind great mentors, talented friends/colleagues and all the memories. Thank you Anthropologie web studio, and to all those who have worked closely with us. Because of everything you have taught me, I am ready to embark on a new and exciting journey, freelance styling!

So please join me as I honestly convey to you, the beauty and lessons I will learn throughout my experiences. Thank you for reading and hope to have you back...