“A CONCEPT THAT ISN’T DANGEROUS IS HARDLY WORTH CALLING A CONCEPT AT ALL.” - Oscar Wilde
KYUR8_Webzine is the direct result of the technologies prevalent today. It has a natural ability to engage an audience who occupies a space that is essentially collaborative. [ World Wide Web ]
KYUR8_Webzine joins the growing breed of online curators. It sees the internet as a constant spark, and space for self-actualization: I publish, socialize, network, create, comment, learn, share — therefore I am.
KYUR8 _Webzine feeds the visually inspired who remix, rebrand, reintroduce, rebirth and cross-pollinate everything and anything through appropriation/interpretation/ideation.
KYUR8_Webzine aims to be one of the vanguards of culture, new media, fashion, art and photography - tapping into the very things that engage, turning every day reality into inspiration.
Showcase (what you love)
Scout (creatives you seek to collaborate with)
Share (take part, contribute & have fun)
KYUR8 (theworldwideweb)
KYUR8 Webzine 12 Issues and counting…
RUDJ Escobar - Editor-In-Chief/Publisher (Since 03.2011)
PILFERED Magazine was a provocative online blog/zine, made to inspire creatives world-wide. It was a place where artists, photographers, and designers could submit their favorite visuals pilfered from the web to share with one another. Monthy issues were curated by a contributing guest editor. Its main goal was to aid in communicating ideas, concepts, and to give impetus to creativity. PILFERED Magazine aimed to assist in speaking the thousand words — visually.
RUDJ Escobar - Co-Founder/Editor-In-Chief/Publisher (2009-2010)
Patrick Hoelck - Co-Founder
Wells Fargo (East Coast Conversion) :30 VISION
RUDJ Escobar - Associate Creative Director (2010)
Wells Fargo (East Coast Conversion) :30 SEE
RUDJ Escobar - Associate Creative Director (2010)
Wells Fargo (East Coast Conversion) :30 GRAMPS
RUDJ Escobar - Associate Creative Director (2010)

“Throughout history artists have lent their creative expression to the ideas and issues that shape life in our communities, our country and our world. The MANIFESTEQUALITY Gallery gathers together a diverse array of hundreds of the nation’s most talented visual artists under one roof to celebrate that role and join with our gay (LGBT) friends, family members and co-workers to demand full and equal rights for all Americans.The MANIFESTEQUALITY Gallery, issues an inspiring, visual call-to-action, with hundreds of artists motivating public energy toward true reform on a local, state and national level.” http://www.manifestequality.com/about

EQUALITY IS THE NEW BLACK - although initially accepted by curators of the MANIFEST EQUALITY art show, because it could instigate art discourse—was pulled last minute by the sponsors moveon.org and not shown. There were two pieces pulled from the show due to their ‘provocative nature’, and this piece was one of them. I was surprised by the censorship of such a liberal watchdog.
COLOR BARS was a media piece displayed on a flat screen, MOS as part of the MANIFEST EQUALITY art show.
Editorial: Hybrid Edit
Uber.com was a consumer internet start-up, lead by Scott Sassa, the former CEO of Friendster (pioneer website of social networking). It was a free do-it-yourself publishing platform where users could make their own websites, network, get statistics, create slideshows and share user generated, as well as published content. Uber’s verticals included photography, music, style and social media.
RUDJ Escobar - Creative Director Uber.com (2007-2008)
Uber contests, blog themes, galleries, events - Uber.com
RUDJ Escobar - Creative Director Uber.com (2007-2008)