Does this look like a mixed Asian to you?
by Carmen Van Kerckhove
Hyphen magazine is a great indie Asian-American magazine, but I don’t know what they were thinking with this cover concept. (Thanks Jen!)
———- Forwarded message ———-
Subject: Hyphen Magazine seeking Hapa Male for cover photo
WANTED: Asian American male for magazine cover (potrero hill)
HYPHEN, a national Asian American magazine (hyphenmagazine.com) , is looking for a guy to be on our next crazy cover– for the “Hybrid” issue (due out this winter)… We are a nonprofit, run entirely by volunteers, so we cannot offer compensation, but we can hook you up with tear sheets, great references and lots of love!
We’re looking for the following:
–Asian American male, ideally Hapa/mixed
–muscular build
–long hair a plus
–available in the next two weeks. Shoot will be 3-5 hours in San Francisco.
–willing to be photographed without a shirt then photoshopped onto a horse’s body! Thats right, we want a centaur!
–comfortable in front of a camera. No experience necessary!If you’re interested, please email Hyphen’s creative director, stefanie(at)hyphenmagazine.com with a shirtless photo and the following information:
–height and weight
–ethnic background
–brief summary of modeling and/or acting experience if anyThanks!!
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