Showing posts with label march. Show all posts
Showing posts with label march. Show all posts

Editors' Letter

March 1, 2019

(photo + graphic by Zoë Bridgwater)
March has officially begun and we have some exciting submissions to share with you this month (including some new editions to our “My I Love You” column and exclusive interviews with two super cool people)!

In February we featured several lovely submissions, such as personal pieces of writing and photo diaries. We truly get so excited every time we see an email in our inbox with a submission coming from one of our dear followers’ hearts. Our email is always open for submissions and you don’t have to submit something pertaining to one of our ongoing columns. You can submit any piece of work you choose ranging from drawings/paintings (digital or hand made), photos (digital or film), collages, zines, poems, journal entries, playlists, original compositions/lyrics, etc. We always love seeing your creativity and unique ideas.

As always we would also like to take the time to thank you for your support because we could not continue to run Dissolving Film without your support!

Lots of love,
Zoë Bridgwater + Zoey Martinez (zb + zm)

zb and zm's monthly playlists

March 31, 2018

To bring each month to a close, we, the co-creators of Dissolving Film, will each publish a playlist that is composed of our favorite songs from that month.

Follow us on Spotify @dissolvingfilmmag to listen to our playlists each month!

click here to listen to Zoë Bridgwater (zb)'s playlist for March!

click here to listen to Zoey Martinez (zm)'s playlist for March!

A Printable Calendar by Molly Alexander

March 1, 2018

Print out this March calendar to set your month off to a good start!

Editors' Letter

(photo + graphic by Zoë Bridgwater)
Hello March and hello to all of you!

We hope that everyone is doing well and that the craziness that comes with spring semesters in school and the overall pressure to use this starting over time to get your life together hasn’t hit you quite yet, although we’re not sure we can say the same about ourselves. That being said, it’s important to take time and set it aside for things that are important to you, and for us, that’s Dissolving Film. We love having a space where we can take a break from our busy and crazy lives and just be creative and share our own passions as well as others.

We would love for you to be a part of this and submit work of your own, so please feel free to send in whatever it may be (as long as it is music and/or art related) to our email: dissolvingfilmmagazine@gmail.com. There’s no work that we deem “not good enough” or “not cool enough” so please don’t let your fear of that hold you back from submitting your work. You have a place here and we’d love to recognize that!

Much love,
Zoë Bridgwater + Zoey Martinez (zb + zm)

zb and zm's Monthly Playlists

March 31, 2017

To bring each month to a close, we, the co-creators of Dissolving Film, will each publish a playlist that is composed of our favorite songs from that month.

Follow us on Spotify @dissolvingfilmmag to listen to our playlists each month!

click here to listen to Zoë Bridgwater (zb)'s playlist for March!
click here to listen to Zoey Martinez (zm)'s playlist for March!

Editors' Letter

March 3, 2017

(photo by Zoë Bridgwater)
Hello and welcome to a new month!

In the past week lots of new music has come out, such as Lorde's new single which has been long awaited and LANY's single from their new album which is being released in June!
Music is great for inspiring art so if you happen to be feeling particularly inspired by something be sure to send it in!!

Love,
Zoë Bridgwater + Zoey Martinez (zb + zm)

“A Rosy Gaze” + March Playlist by Madelyn Moore

February 25, 2017

My name is Madelyn Moore and I am an eighteen year old girl with my head stuck in the clouds. I spend a lot of my time daydreaming, reading, and being. I like trying to find the beauty in ordinary things through my camera lens. I believe that photography is a universal language and an ideal way to see things through the eyes of others. It is a way for people to express their emotions, thoughts, and individuality. I mean, if I could have a photo for my Twitter bio, I totally would. After all, a picture is worth a thousand words, right?


*click here to listen to Madelyn's March playlist*