


And then I gave her a real crown to spice it up.


You can find some of my paintings on my website and some more photography here.
-Tamara Natalie Madden








I just assumed that a few folks had checked out the address since I'd spoken about it so frequently. Its coming along and continuing to evolve and while there are quite a few things we are adding and changing, we believe its time that we allow for the little flower to bloom before you.
We've created image sets and have been very fortunate to have column contributions from the likes of Scottie Lowe and Raw Dawg Buffalo whose works have been influential in philosophy of the Afrocentric sensual aesthetic dialogue. There first entries are on the site and more are to come. And as part of the continued growth of the site, we will include columns from other authors along with in depth interviews from the famous and visionary. Look forward to 20 questions from the models as well.
And, like I've said before, the blog's not going anywhere. It remains an integral link to the Pangea's Garden project.
I am Vincent Christie, the creator of this blog and the latest entries were not from me. They were the works and words of Artist and Photographer Tamara Natalie Madden. And she joins the Project as a regular contributor to the Garden.
A Jamaican native, I've known Tamara since she moved to Atlanta five years ago. The young creative has lived through some challenges. Diagnosed in 1997 with a life threatening genetic kidney disease called IGA Nephropathy, her art became her lifeline. But as her health deteriorated she decided to take trip home to Jamaica where she discovered she had a long lost brother who donated to her a kidney and saved her life. Tamara says that her illness was very challenging but it also gave her the fire she needed to push forward.
Tamara also says, "My challenge has been to create art that is significant to me and to also create work that is of quality. I believe that I was given this gift to inspire and empower people and I know that ultimately my talents can be used for the greater good. Everyday I think about what I can do to take my work to a greater level."











J Love's goal is to create images that showcase beauty and creativity. It was that simple and he always had an eye for energetic, creative and talented models. With a background in fashion and love for creating images that portray an inner story he loves any opportunity to take his captures to another level.
A brief pictorial of fashion and glamour as seen thru the eyes of Deontae Trundle (DTrundle). These are editorial fashion captures with a naptual beauty twist. His work, here, is but a small representation of the young talent with broad vision; a vision that he believes transcends the label of Photographer, making him "The Artist".

