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the creative beauty of risk.

blog.January 10, 2021

I love going to art museums. I have two in my city where I live and I’ve been to both more times than I can count. I love them because of the art of course. It’s beautiful and inspiring. I also love them because when most people go to museums, more specifically contemporary ones, what […]

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Is everyone a creative?

blog.December 20, 2020December 20, 2020

I’ve pondered this question many times in my life. In fact, I’ve found myself wrestling with feeling insignificant if the answer is yes. That if everyone is a creative, it somehow makes me less of one. That my artistry is no longer validated when it’s shown amongst a million others as opposed to a thousand. […]

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bts – goosebumps.

blog.November 22, 2020December 24, 2020

2020 has been one of the craziest years to ever exist. That’s no surprise. During quarantine, a lot of racial injustice erupted. As an African American woman, I knew I wanted to use my voice but I wasn’t entirely sure how. I began to wrestle with this idea I had for a video called “Goosebumps”. […]

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Why I love the New Direction of Bethel Music

blog.October 18, 2020

For years I’ve been a fan of Bethel Music. Ever since I heard the song “closer”. The group, label, and musicians have radically changed the way I worship. More recently, Bethel Music artists have been putting out individual projects and I’ve been so intrigued to see the direction they’ve headed. I was expecting the same […]

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dissection of art: sunday afternoon.

blog.September 27, 2020

Sunday Afternoon by  Georges-Pierre Seurat , is an oil on canvas piece that was created in 1884 during the impressionist time period. There are three things in particular that I love about this painting. Number one, the lady in the right hand corner has a monkey for a pet it seems almost arbitrary to point […]

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postpartum depression… for creatives.

blog.August 16, 2020August 16, 2020

Has anyone ever struggled with postpartum depression but creatively? Not a depression that comes after childbirth but a depression that comes from posting, showcasing, or finishing something you’ve worked on for a while. A depression that comes after birthing something so to speak. Not knowing what’s next. Not knowing if you’ll be able to top […]

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dissection of art: great gatsby.

blog.July 19, 2020July 19, 2020

The thought of me trying to write about, the often cited as the epitome of American literature, Great Gatsby is a bit terrifying and burdensome. Luckily I’m only required to write about why I like the book. I could talk about the sheer beauty of Scott Fitzgerald’s writing, the novel’s use of characterization, or even […]

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diversity and the creative industry.

blog.June 28, 2020June 28, 2020

I recently met and became friends with a designer in Amsterdam. We realized quite ironically that we have sort of mirroring lives. Upon meeting her, she expressed how awesome it was to meet another female designer and then on top of that to find out that I’m African American. I didn’t realize it until then […]

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dissection of art: inception.

blog.May 17, 2020May 17, 2020

Mostly known for his work done with the Dark Knight trilogy, Director Christopher Nolan brings another film to the screens for our viewing pleasure. Inception (2010), tells the story of Cobb an extractor who steals things like secrets, memories, thoughts, and ideas from the minds of others through dreams. He has a team in which […]

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interview with dougie fowler.

blog.April 19, 2020April 19, 2020

If you find yourself in or around Celebration Church or Metro church, and even spheres outside of it, you know who Dougie is. He is an amazing creative director. He has taught, trained, and developed all the people who’ve had a hand at shaping me. His work ethic and creativity has left me challenged and […]

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