10 Apps For Creatives

I am a strong believer in the notion that the apps you download say a lot about you as a person, in 2018 it’s fair to say it is comparable to your astrological sign. I have recently been on a mission to break out of my old lady mindset and delve deeper into what the […]

A Brief Introduction: Alexandria Florent

Alexandria Florent is the definition of a renaissance woman. An artist, athlete, and intellectual at the age of 21. She has been a professional portraitist for almost 7 years and has gotten viral recognition for her classically inspired photorealistic work. She has appeared in art shows and galleries across the country and although her work […]

Art History 101: Iconic Album Covers

I remember I used to sit with my dad and unfold his old Michael Jackson vinyls. The artwork would span across 4 panels with more details than the ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. Album art has been a huge element pop culture for generations. Think of how many college dorm rooms had walls covered with […]

A Brief Introduction: Kai Gray

There are people behind the scenes that connect you to your favorite creative brands and create their public image in unique and excited ways. Kai Gray is a Senior PR Major at Howard University who has used PR to turn her creativity to her career. Here’s a brief introduction of The Princess of PR… […]

For Creatives: Why The World Needs Junglepussy

featured photo: Alex de Mora As I revel in my post Junglepussy concert bliss, look forward to seeing Queen Key in a few days, and pray that Rico Nasty will somehow show up to Howard Homecoming’s YardFest. I began to think about how the recent support of women rappers in the industry has given a […]

Press Play: The Boys Who Sing Melancholy Melodies

I have really come to terms with my affinity for boys who sing melancholy songs that sound like they should be at the end of an independent film…and I wholeheartedly blame Frank Ocean. Regardless, this playlist is an ode to them. All Bad (feat. Mereba) -J.I.D Arboretum – Honeybloom Summertime – Vince Staples White […]

Art History 101: The Black Arts Movement

Often times art is a response. This manifestation can be inspired by a feeling, experience, heartbreak, political movement, and anything else under the sun. Today, I wanted to go back, take a moment to appreciate our roots, and tell the story of artists who were revolutionaries, story tellers, and change makers. Personally, a timely reflection […]