Photography by Chia Chong
Meet Latoya Rivers, during our photo shoot with her, we styled her a couple of different ways. Can you find all the differences?
Either way –she is beautiful.
Photography by Chia Chong
Meet Latoya Rivers, during our photo shoot with her, we styled her a couple of different ways. Can you find all the differences?
Either way –she is beautiful.
There’s none among our creative collective who didn’t fall under the spell of videographer, Juwan Platt. Juwan, our new friend, is an old soul with a young eye. Always dressed to impress, he followed us around for three weeks while we produced a 22 page Savannah Magazine feature as well as tons of online collateral for our own site. We are happy to share this, the first of 5 short videos Juwan did chronicling our somewhat unorthodox process. Thank you Juwan…we owe you.
Food is our trigger to all design. Its color may inform our fashion, its texture may inform our artwork. Its shape may inform our interiors and its flavor will always inform our table. This week the wild and wily rabbits of a rainy forest inspire our lives.
When I was ten, mom bought me a set of Christopher Columbus paper dolls from one of those newsprint Scholastic mailers. The punch-out dolls consisted of a dozen or so white men and a handful of natives, but I didn’t know what to do with them. This predated the PC police and Lies My Teacher Told Me, so I didn’t yet know that “discovery” is a euphemism for taking what isn’t rightfully yours. In other words, I didn’t have Columbus and his men fight with the natives; instead, they sat down together for the first Thanksgiving dinner.