Difference between revisions of "Gervais Polkett"
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A fashion designer of little note. Polkett began his career designing the [[Osterman Ecliptic]], a [[cruiser]] affectionately known to its fans as the Scrapheap. Many suspected that he was only offered this commission as the nephew of the then company director [[Juanita Osterman-Polkett]]. | A fashion designer of little note. Polkett began his career designing the [[Osterman Ecliptic]], a [[cruiser]] affectionately known to its fans as the Scrapheap. Many suspected that he was only offered this commission as the nephew of the then company director [[Juanita Osterman-Polkett]]. | ||
| − | In 949, leaving the pretentious world of high-society art behind, he attempted to gain a new fame as a | + | In 949, leaving the pretentious world of high-society art behind, he attempted to gain a new fame as a [[neopunk]] rockstar, founding band Gervais and the Greens. Their first single, Kick My Life, was moderately popular, but attempts to follow up on their success sank without trace. |
[[Category: Fashion designers]][[Category: Musicians]] | [[Category: Fashion designers]][[Category: Musicians]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:57, 7 April 2007
A fashion designer of little note. Polkett began his career designing the Osterman Ecliptic, a cruiser affectionately known to its fans as the Scrapheap. Many suspected that he was only offered this commission as the nephew of the then company director Juanita Osterman-Polkett.
In 949, leaving the pretentious world of high-society art behind, he attempted to gain a new fame as a neopunk rockstar, founding band Gervais and the Greens. Their first single, Kick My Life, was moderately popular, but attempts to follow up on their success sank without trace.
