Imaginary.

Today I woke up at 1am to finish a few things, in preparations for today’s Tie-Dye event in East Atlanta Village (EAV). Once I completed my to-do’s, I went back to sleep until 7am. Then the rest of the morning was dedicated to the vending opportunity in EAV, today.

To make a loooong story short, after setting up the tent, table, merch, blahhhh blahhh blahhhh…. myself, along with other vendors that also set-up, learn the event was cancelled. 😂 we were ready by 12 and out there for at least 2.5 hours thinking the event was still in happening. Hilarious !!

But I DID meet an inspiring little girl that makes her own clip-on’s. I purchased 2 pair for my niece and for my friends’ daughter. The excitement in me wanted to purchased like 5 pair but I lost my debit card and have limited cash. Lol.

Also, i managed to take an awesome clip of a teenie tiny 🦎. We had a moment and it was pretty 😎 cool. I love life and think it’s so interesting. It should be cherished and celebrated.

I also saw a mama squirrel 🐿 sprucing up her young’s nest! I actually sat and watched her run from the n’est across the walkway… crawl up the tree….FRANTICALLY grab leaves, ripping them from the trees….. run down the tree… back across the wall way…. and up into the scupture’s center that nests her babies. And you could hear little squalls 😊 absolutely sweet to witness. Super grateful for that moment!

but anyway, this is a really rad park in East Atlanta Village and they host artist markets every so often’s Saturday, from 12-6pm.

Maybe we will catch you at the next show?? Thé NON imaginary show. :) 😂

11 Year Old Girl’s, Jewelry Business

11ish Year Old Girl’s, Jewelry Business

11 Year Old Girl’s, Jewelry Business

Art Shows - 17.07.23

Tonight I showcased 6 paintings and sold jewelry + jeweled recycle book flowers. I had the privilege of sharing a space with Kyoko Takeuchi at mutiny Artwrx at The Met Atl.

Art Work Exhibited and Sold at Orpheus Brewing’s Artist Market

Re-Cap Pictures From the Show

Wheels 2 Walking: Meet Richard Corbett

Meet Richard Corbett.

Educational Website

Richard Make Films for newly Injured Users to Help Improve their quality of life and regain independence.

I met Richards at a Christmas party during my studio’s stay at Mutiny Artwrx. I do not know how we began speaking but somehow our conversation lead me to showing him my studio to show him my works.

Richard’s personality is like a Skittle to me. Once you get past the hard outer shell and chew your way through the sweet candied shards, amongst the candy’s chewy center, there’s a healthy appetite to learn a little more about him. There’s just something about the juxtaposition that keeps you coming back for more. And that, my friends, is how Richards personality came off to me. Nothing bad!! Just different… in the best way.

Later down the line, I moved out of the studio and now I am following the artist that once had a studio in Mutiny as well. Richard! 🙂

Recently, I’ve noticed Richard posting more and more about his journey and life since he became paralyzed. The thing that draws me to Richard is his hunger for life and dedication to making his life journey’s experience not just about him, but about other humans that might have a similar perspective/physical situations.

Richard is out here getting it! I have two fully functioning legs and still not living to the capacity of Richard’s hunger for life. And that is what makes him so inspiring to me!! Richard is not creating YouTube videos, special media posts, and photoshoots in vein…. His vulnerability is within the dedication he spews for others that share a similar experience. Though I am not a paraplegic, he’s light is teaching me to love the life that I was given and to make the best out of it. We grow up with an expectation that things have to be perfect in order for us to enjoy life…. However, Richard is showing me through living our truths, we are able to reach the GREATNESS of our potential and actually help others through our vulnerability. It is up to us whether we move past the things that we view as “flaws,” to successfully make lemonade

Perfection is amongst us, it is just up to us on whether or not we see that perspective.

- Color Me Tone

Learn more about Richard and his story:

Instagram @wheels2walking

Website: www.wheelstowalking.com