editor Pamela Lazarto copy editor Christine Leutert
managing editor Brooke Herron
creative director Fredy Hernández
Angel Rylee Darren Miles Heather K Nelson
contributing photographers James Stegeman
contributing graphics Chelsea Coolsaet Pamela Lazarto
digital marketing Atom McCree
sales support Joanne McNabb Franziska Duff Bobby Chan Pamela Lazarto featured models Michael Giustiniani
featured fashion Petunias of Naples
Anita Carter Adam Douglas Pam Lazarto Photography by: Kera Holzinger SyZyGy Gallery
hair - makeup - styling Erick Carter
contributing writers Alyssa Scheidemann
Meghan Toppino Moony Mann Nathan Steere Ryan Ryles
Kelly Andersen Sara Luer
Sandra Kaseta
Christine Leutert Erick Carter Gray Poehler Kevin McFadden
Brooke Herron Laurie Martin Scrap Jackson
cover fashion white petal dress by X’s, Petunias of Naples orange, gray & white agate necklace, SyGyZy Gallery
cover photography CHRISTOPHER NAGY Copyright 2011©
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FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK The “Annual Art Issue” of Pulse Magazine SWFL is always one
of my favorites. The team had a great time reviewing the portfolios of many local artists, collaborating with other creative minds in town, and ultimately narrowing down an abundance of talent to the final selection of artists featured on these pages. This year we went in a different direction, focusing on artists
working in unique, more non-traditional mediums. Surprisingly, finding such individuals wasn’t as challenging as one might think... from duct tape to body paint, artists in Southwest Florida are putting their originality on display! In addition to art, Pulse really got into the Halloween spirit
this year. The fashion pages showcase five looks inspired by five classic horror movies and supernatural characters. This shoot was an artistic endeavor in itself, resulting in eight pages of photographic wizardry and special effects unlike anything we’ve ever done before... hope you love it! Finally, a big thanks to the many inspired individuals who
contributed to this issue and also to the local businesses choosing to spend their marketing dollars with Pulse. We ask our readers to please consider our advertisers first because without their support, this magazine would not be possible. Enjoy the fall season, the amazing cooler weather, and this
issue! - Pamela Lazarto Pulse Magazine SWFL | 3 Taryn Alford Keith Isaac Jerry Krecicki
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