
“According to my Google search, the word ‘quarturian’ does not exist. I hereby claim it as my own; quite befitting to describe my current condition. It has been almost 10 months since I hit my 25th year of existence on this … Continue reading
“According to my Google search, the word ‘quarturian’ does not exist. I hereby claim it as my own; quite befitting to describe my current condition. It has been almost 10 months since I hit my 25th year of existence on this … Continue reading
It has been quite sometime since I’ve done a weekly photo challenge! The theme for this week is Object and lucky for me, it coincided with a shoot I just finished for my Studio Craft Class. If you didn’t see the … Continue reading
My guess is that if you saw the last post, ‘Let’s Go Behind the Scenes’ you’ll probably be a bit upset with me but quite anxious to get the skinny on what I was hinting at. Here goes!! Last quarter … Continue reading
Warning… This post may leave you a bit confused but trust me, you won’t be left in the dark for long! (Details to follow) All I will say is that my new photography class called Studio Craft is quite intense … Continue reading
A brief check in the mailbox revealed more than met the eye as I literally found the world in a backyard! Don’t believe me? Well then, see for yourself! Now that I’ve piqued your interest, I’ll give you the back story as … Continue reading
This was the first assignment in my Hybrid Media Class. The task at hand was to create a design on a 20″ x 20″ canvas representing, as the title suggests, how you see yourself in the context of architecture. After … Continue reading
Although Savannah doesn’t have a visibly distinctive ‘fall’ or ‘winter’ season, they make up for it in the spring time! One of my favorite Gardens is at the Ships of the Sea maritime Museum and after last spring, I knew I … Continue reading
If you didn’t know, I am obsessed with Charleston, South Carolina. For some reason the little town stole a chunk of my heart and now I get giddy with excitement when I get the chance to visit. This trip made … Continue reading
It’s funny how a random glance through the window can lead you into a new adventure. That’s what happened when Chris pointed out an abandoned house while we were on our way to Charleston (that story to follow). Without hesitation … Continue reading
Looking back I realize that I’ve never made any mention of a trip to the Rail Way museum so I combined a few shots from my 2012 visit with KeVaughn and Vicky with shots from my most recent visit. The … Continue reading
*Insert Excuses for my absence here!* That aside! I am officially on spring break! Today is St. Patrick’s Day and I was signed up to be on SCAD’s double-decker bus in the parade. Was 100% sure I was going until … Continue reading
….. or something like that. I know this is completely random but I was quite fascinated by this ‘phenomenon’ of sorts. Gloves, scarves and bubble jackets have been my best friend of late and best of all they are all … Continue reading
I haven’t been to the museum all year. Thought it right that I pay my old friend a visit. For some reason the idea of a black and white series was most appealing so I did just that. I’ve held … Continue reading
I looked up at the sky and was positive that a storm was heading our way. The weather here has been much more psychotic than normal so even though it seemed sunny, anything was possible. As we continued along, one … Continue reading
I decided to offer a Part 2 of the Martin Luther King Jr. parade – Long Live the Dream. Auntie Jacqui hinted at wanting to see highlights from the event in ‘live and living color’ so I decided to do … Continue reading
As promised, I have returned with highlights from the 35th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade that was help on Monday, January 20. I raced across to E Broad Street with the hope of catching the start of the parade … Continue reading
I looked at the date of my last post and felt ashamed. It wasn’t because I had nothing to write about… my drafts list is sizable…. honestly I have no excuse! To think that we’ve come to the end of … Continue reading
Anyone who has been to the Caribbean School of Architecture (CSA) can vividly recall their 9-squares experience … that initial state of bewilderment and confusion as we tried to make sense of the project and come up with a design … Continue reading
A few weeks ago I got the chance to be apart of a workshop on Chinese Painting Techniques led by Professor Yu. It was pretty amazing watching him paint, and even more exciting was when I got the chance to … Continue reading
Diwali, the Indian Festival of Lights was once again celebrated in the Habersham Hall Courtyard. I was determined not to miss it and can’t say I regretted attending! For the ‘Official’ write up – check out SCAD DISTRICT One thing I … Continue reading