Originally from Ottawa, Canada, Carrie Kellenberger has kept a home base with her husband in Asia since 2003. Carrie and her husband offer free ESL teacher placement services around the world through their company, Reach To Teach. She is also a freelance writer, editor, and photographer in Taiwan. Visit www.carriekellenberger.com for more information.

7 responses to “Visual Diary: History of an Ad Ripper”

  1. cfimages

    If you want some nice Taiwanese photo inspiration, look for DigiPhoto. It’s a Taiwanese photo magazine with some great work in it (no English though). You should be able to find it in 7-11.

  2. MJ Klein

    ad ripping sounds like a good idea. i’d never thought of that before.

  3. kim

    Hey, I do that too :) During my teens I ripped (well, cut) out graphics and photo’s etc from all kinds of magazines, and used them to create VCR sleeve covers or covers for cassette tapes and later the first burned CD compilations.
    There was also a secret Leonardo DiCaprio binder, but that was thrown out years ago.
    Nowadays I cut out recipes from my mom’s woman’s magazines, in an attempt to learn how to cook. I have about 4 binders stuffed, but have to admit I have never even tried one out, I usually use my cookbooks.
    P.S. great dress!

  4. michelle G

    I do the same thing, I love that dress.

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