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"Luis Drayton's
PrettySick" was written and designed by the wonderfully talented and
stunningly beautiful Luis Drayton.
It was coded by the exceptionally able Yummy Jellybaby and Luis Drayton.
The essay "Six Inch Killaz and the Pop Moment" was written by Mona Compleine and first appeared in "Girly #12".
"An Interview With Holly Cock" was conducted by Pauline D.
The articles "How To Make Friends and Influence People", "Pigeon Pie" and "Zowie's Tail" were all written by Pauline D.
The line "What do you think I'd see, if I could walk away from me?" is from "Candy Says" by the Velvet Underground.
The line "This has ever been the fate of energy in security; it takes to art and to eroticism - then come langour and decay" is from "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells.
The quote beginning "Look at most of rock's greatest early figures" is from an article in "Time Out" on the twenty-fifth anniversary of The Stooges final gig.
The cover photo ("Come Inside And Check Me Out!") is by Pearl.
The "Come Inside And Check Me Out!" font used on the front page (BabyKruffy) was downloaded from 1001 Fonts (www.1001fonts.com) and appears courtesy of Fontalicious Fonts.
The photos accompanying the article "TV Fetishes" first appeared in "Sky" magazine.
The film still of Candy is from the film "Andy Warhol's Flesh".
All original material copyright Luis Drayton 2007.
P.S. Anyone who's stuff I've used but haven't credited, email me and I'll be more than happy to give you a credit. Ya?
It was coded by the exceptionally able Yummy Jellybaby and Luis Drayton.
The essay "Six Inch Killaz and the Pop Moment" was written by Mona Compleine and first appeared in "Girly #12".
"An Interview With Holly Cock" was conducted by Pauline D.
The articles "How To Make Friends and Influence People", "Pigeon Pie" and "Zowie's Tail" were all written by Pauline D.
The line "What do you think I'd see, if I could walk away from me?" is from "Candy Says" by the Velvet Underground.
The line "This has ever been the fate of energy in security; it takes to art and to eroticism - then come langour and decay" is from "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells.
The quote beginning "Look at most of rock's greatest early figures" is from an article in "Time Out" on the twenty-fifth anniversary of The Stooges final gig.
The cover photo ("Come Inside And Check Me Out!") is by Pearl.
The "Come Inside And Check Me Out!" font used on the front page (BabyKruffy) was downloaded from 1001 Fonts (www.1001fonts.com) and appears courtesy of Fontalicious Fonts.
The photos accompanying the article "TV Fetishes" first appeared in "Sky" magazine.
The film still of Candy is from the film "Andy Warhol's Flesh".
All original material copyright Luis Drayton 2007.
P.S. Anyone who's stuff I've used but haven't credited, email me and I'll be more than happy to give you a credit. Ya?