My Favorite Works of Art
Hello loves, I thought I should showcase all of my favorite works of art to all of you. I owe all of my subscribers, fashion followers, bloggers, and clients a review of all my work , just in case you wanted to see some timeless throwbacks and recent work of mines. Below is some of my adored pieces and wanted to show you!
Fashion & Facts
This photograph is named Fashion & Facts for a reason. Of course its titled fashion because a I am wearing a stylish outfit next to a building that compliments my outfit. I titled it facts as well because the same outfit is taken in another photograph that educates people on Black history. I think it is brilliant when a a work of art is used to educated, inform, or promote change in the world. Take a look below of more of the art.
Shades of Beauty
This next piece was shot in the beautiful city of Savannah, Ga., with its beautiful Victorian houses and historic city. This photo will always be my favorite piece of art because the aesthetic of it blows me away! I didn’t plan for the leaves to be in place, or even this spot. We just knew we wanted a pink background and as soon as we saw this home it was perfect! The green door and its structures put the perfect contrast that I needed. It was picture perfect! All shades of pink, green, white, brown, and golds came together so beautifully. That’s why I called this piece shades of beauty!
Speaking of beautiful sceneries, this lovely piece was also take in Savannah,Ga.
This masterpiece needs no introduction. Just mesmerize the beautiful scenery and nature that God put on this earth. I didn’t have to do much for these pictures to come to life. Sit back and mesmerize over these photos.
Can when get a hand clap for this chic flamingo skirt!
Sweaters & Leather
This outfit adds an edge to the photo. Sweaters and leather matched with a bomb background makes this picture fire! When I was looking for the perfect background for this outfit, I didn’t think that it would be this hard to find. Though the background looks grand, its circular accent is very small spot hidden. If you were to drive by this background you wouldn’t even notice it. A close up of the background is what make the background look bigger that it actual is.
Even the ferns that cover this wall is unnoticed if you rode by this spot in Savannah, but this wall still makes a grand entrance with its historic features. This is why this picture is also my favorite. It’s the small details that goes unnoticed that makes a picture flourish!
Royalty
Photo taken at the Pirate’s house in Savannah,Ga.
There’s no secret why this photo is one of my favorites, it’s obvious. It traces my heritage and It’s raw, pure, classic, and simply beautiful! Shout out to the beautiful Queens and Kings who should be living like royalty!
