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@unknown - StreetMeetDC - Washington, DC - 2019
Brown and Smooth. Classy and Sassy can sooth you and entice you all at the same time.
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@LibraPixie4Eva - Washington, DC - 2019
Classy and Sassy can sooth you and entice you all at the same time.
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PORTRAITS
@ - StreetMeetDC - Alexandria, VA - 2021
Classy and Sassy can sooth you and entice you all at the same time.
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Pharrell for Office Magazine by GABRIEL MOSES.
Pharrell for Office Magazine by GABRIEL MOSES.
Pharrell for Office Magazine by GABRIEL MOSES.
Pharrell Williams is and will always be an icon in Music, Style and Culture. To have such an artist serving as the focal point to create artistry is iconic itself. Yellows and Reds illuminating this figure in front of the bland and out of focus background is telling. What a GREAT image for such an impact subject.
A true lesson in creating a compelling composition for your subjects in commercial and artistic photography.
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While there are many cultures in the world doing impressive things, we’re making it our goal—in some moderate and minimal ways—to be of a positive impact to the modern Black, African American and Ethnic Cultures and Communities.
Our focus and approach to Art, Design and Photography is that of emotional connections, positive messaging and community awareness therefore we’re striving to provide meaningful and purposeful products to those who know and value the significance of…
As we enter the 2022 Holiday Season, we’re offering our creativity convey messages of
UNITY, RESPECT and CONTEMPORARY THOUGHT!
If you’ve receive this page thru a text message invite, please comment your opinions below on a card that you find most culturally and aesthetically appealing. In order to bring these items as custom IP to market, we’re looking to understand and appreciate the input of those we’re attempting to serve. Please help us to develop meaningful products that might encourage and inspire our collective African American and Ethnic Communities.
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We believe that there is nothing as Beautifully Magnificent or more Divine than that of the African American, African and Ethnic Woman…including others of Melanated Skin and Ethnic origin.
She compels you to the belief that she—SHE—is the Goddess for whom walks upon this earth.
Talking Art, Design and Photography (and everything in between) is a passion of ours. Looking to the past is a significant part of the process in understanding and appreciating where we are today. Shape, order, composition and orientation of symbols may look like an interesting collection of intellectual thought to one while to another, the entire just a collective piece speaks just one profound message of beauty.
For more information and content about our love and devotion to the that of Melanated Skin and the Beauty behind it, click below.
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LET THERE BE NO MISTAKE…
…the Bethesda Arts Festival is not a place for the faint of heart—you either come to spend some cash or be annoyed by those who seem to be know-it-all’s of the “Art” world.
All that can be said from a Creative of Color is that there are places where you’ll see who’s clearly clamoring for attention to pay the bills and who—most likely—doesn’t have either the capital or the relationships to be included.
The Bethesda Arts Festival seems to be a showy upscale snobby type of environment that does very little to be really diverse and inclusive of others unless you fit a specific profile. What we experienced was basically a follow-up to last years participants and products with most artists being Caucasian and notably obnoxious when it came down to discussing their work with certain interested parties.
While there was a lot of inspiration there provided by the many types of work, there was an apparent desire for diversity and more meaningfully cordial and welcoming individuals to inform and discuss their works. Defined as “the Washington, DC area’s premier outdoor fine arts festival”, yes, this is an event for a certain type. With that said, there are many things to appreciate especially as it operates within one of the nation’s most affluent and economically rich communities. Get a chance to strike up the right conversation and you might learn a lot…but those conversations might require a friend or two that are already within the “know”.
As a business local to the Bethesda area, we once had a goal of getting involved within such an organization but…I think we’ll keep to our small circle and see how things go into the future. Don’t get us wrong, the place has potential…but it seems the horses they ride stand a little too high to even believe.
*Our comments are just a post-event review and accounting of the event itself. We do not at all intend for any detrimental impressions but more an accurate perspective of how it felt to be there.
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