Sycha Mubiaya's cover shoot

Sycha Mubiaya’s cover shoot

Posted by vincent in Fashion & Glamour Naturalle on May 13, 2012 | No Comments

Photo shoot credits: Photographer: Jan Lehner Model: Sycha Mubiaya @ D1 Stylist: Chukwunwinke Obi Hair & Make-up: Natasha Zaki Jewellery: Pebble London & Maria Zureta Sycha Mubiaya was on the cover of Helen Jenning’s book ‘New African Fashion’. The book chronicles Africa’s massive influence on fashion, from Yves St. Laurent’s use of African prints to the present day. About the book: “It was in 1907, Picasso admitted to the venerable French writer André Malraux, that he was so utterly stunned by his encounter with African art that he kept repeating the...

Jay Faabulousone: A Muse on the Move

Jay Faabulousone: A Muse on the Move

Posted by Sepia in The Afrosensual Aesthetic on May 9, 2012 | 3 Comments

A word to the wise:  Never, ever tell 34 year-old model/actress Jay Faabulousone that she cannot do certain genres in modeling or acting because of her size.  She will make you eat your words by showing you that she can and will take it to the next level.  Jay makes it known that she is unapologetically proud of the skin she is in and her full-figure will not deter her from her goals. The 5’10” curvaceous Philly stunner is a chameleon when it comes to her modeling.   Artistic nudes, beauty, erotic, fashion, runway, commercial…this lady does it all and with a smile on her lovely mocha...

Remembering CCC and the Hookah Hookup...

pgp296: Remembering CCC and the Hookah Hookup…

Posted by vincent in Events & Event Photos, The Pangea's Garden Project on April 21, 2012 | No Comments

Elusive and ephemeral. Wildly chaotic and creative in its moves. Mysterious…you never know what its going to do next and yet it never ceases to entertain and inspire you. The Creative Culture Collective (CCC) and … smoke. These are characteristics that they both share. Last year, Nefertiti of the nefTUNES invited me to a new event she was trying. Its something different, a step away from the Open Mic Fridays that she was famous for at the time. No, this had that air of exotic mystery to it. A little more subdued and laid back compared to the loud cacophony of creativity that was the...

UdoU with Sepia...Her Jouney Continues

pgp295: Udou…My Journey Continues

Posted by Sepia in The Afrosensual Aesthetic, The Pangea's Garden Project on April 17, 2012 | 2 Comments

Like the phoenix, I rose up from the ashes of my self-destruction.  I was reborn anew to manifest this life better than before.  Heartbreak, betrayal, fear, and depression nearly ended my life.  There were countless times where I thought, “If I could just disappear, I truly would.  I don’t want to go through this pain.” I looked to people and things to make me happy, excited to be alive, and to feel beautiful, only for it to be a temporary fix.  I craved to have some kind of approval from others to have them tell me that I’m a good person, a loving, caring individual, if I’m talented...

Isis in her natural glamour

Isis… a goddess in natural glamour

Posted by pangea in EarthSistas on April 16, 2012 | 2 Comments

Small, lazy breezes blanketed the late afternoon sun as earthSista Isis surveyed the meditative seduction of the lake, the trees and the sky. Named after the Egyptian goddess of nature and magic, the young nubian’s captivating beauty was only enhanced by her surroundings. She strolled proudly and gracefully in the atypically warm weather, basking in nature’s glory. Baring all to God’s glory, Isis is expressive and resplendent and candid. She brought the whole woman to nature, bright nature and her dark seduction to these captures. She was the exemplar of natural glamour.

Nobella's Lookbook

pgp294: Nobella’s lookbook

Posted by vincent in Fashion & Glamour Naturalle, The Pangea's Garden Project on April 8, 2012 | No Comments

Hey I am Patricia Nobella and I am wearing a blue poke a dot dress that zips up the front.I like to accessorize so I added a red patten leather belt to match my red patten leather wedge shoes.I like the 50’s look so I added the vintage pearls with my ruby red lips and black eyeliner to give me that look.My jewelry is vintage I got it from an estate sale ladies this is how to shop old people die all the time take advantage of it I always find great stuff.Of course I had to add the head wrap to finish my look.I can rock this outfit going out to a show or just to hang out with the girls. DRESS...

Reggae with the CCColective at Apache Cafe

The Reggae Tribute with The CCCollective at Apache Cafe

Posted by vincent in Events & Event Photos on March 27, 2012 | No Comments

Last month, the Creative Culture Collective honored the birth anniversary of Bob Marley with a Reggae Tribute at the Apache Cafe in the ATL. Its was cool night featuring performances from the likes of Justa Sol, Nefertiti, Aja Ray Bethany Embry, Ken J. Martin and Nefertiti aka nefTUNES who put their hearts and souls into sharing their unique talents with the people. The Apache Cafe & Lounge proved to be the perfect venue. It has long been the place where raw artists and musicians congregated to share the fruits of their passions with rest world; a testing ground for creative scientists taking...

Love sings...walls down

Love swings… walls down

Posted by vincent in The Afrosensual Aesthetic on March 25, 2012 | 1 Comment

It was like a ritual. Clutching ropes tied to wooden planks, earthBrotha SkyHy and earthSista Angelica, danced around each other in an awkward strutting peacock sort of way. Momentary respect gives way to intense curiosity and attraction. Walls tumble down as ginger embraces become bold, welcome intrusions. Awkward moments become warm comfortable embraces filled with smiles and laughter. He kisses her shoulders. He kisses her breasts. And on these swings in the public where anyone may pass, SkyHy and Angelica drop all walls, boldly and proudly baring their brown bodies to one another. In the heat...