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I love being able to experience the intersection of fashion, classical music, and culture!

The @themabelbrempong Fashion Show, hosted by the @seattlesymphony at Benaroya Hall, was such a beautiful experience! Fashion is an art form that deserves to be experienced in spaces like this.

I am incredibly proud of @sandragungaloo , co-owner of Mabel Brempong, and everything she continues to build. Watching her vision come to life in such a meaningful way was truly inspiring.

One of the things appreciated most is being surrounded by incredible women who are building brands, growing businesses, creating opportunities, and making their mark in their own unique ways.

#MabelBrempong #SeattleFashion #SeattleSymphony #WomenInFashion seattlecreative

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A magical Day 1 🤭✨

📸: @thesnells_

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From LO31: The teams behind BALSTON, POP. RECHARGE, I WILL HOLD YOUR HAND, and CLOSING TIME tell us about their comfort films.

Video credit @winthropbrent

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From LO31: The teams behind BALSTON, POP. RECHARGE, I WILL HOLD YOUR HAND, and CLOSING TIME tell us about their films.

Video credit @winthropbrent

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From LO31: The teams behind BALSTON, POP. RECHARGE, I WILL HOLD YOUR HAND, and CLOSING TIME tell us about their films.

Video credit @winthropbrent

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In between beginning again, I experience life through people, music, and art. What a beautiful life it is. ✨ #photodumpy

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THIS THURSDAY!

Whether you’re working on accepting a major life change, sharing important news, or crossing into a new stage altogether, the stories featured in our August edition capture what it means to move into a new season of life:

- BALSTON by Liisa Kaufman and Carson Marie Earnest: Rocked out of her insular existence by the bite marks and bristles of a used toothbrush, Balston must make a choice between her safe, superficial existence and accepting who she really is. (10 min)

-POP by Ed Castañeda: A haunted spirit seeks a new place to occupy and perform her killer, haunting song. (7 min)

- RECHARGE by Christopher Meyer: A battery factory employee must cross a hostile industrial wasteland on his way to work (12 min)

- I WILL HOLD YOUR HAND by Teni Ayo-Ariyo: An intimate short film that examines motherhood through personal experience, creative expression, and community, reflecting on what it means to care, create, and evolve. (5 min)

- CLOSING TIME by Spencer Keller: Emma has something important to tell her boyfriend, but when she arrives to meet him at the local diner and he's missing, she has a gut feeling that something is wrong. (8 Min)

This event is presented in partnership with the Northwest Film Forum. Join us for a screening and Q&A with drinks to follow at Linda's Tavern! See ya at the movies!

Video Credit: @winthropbrent

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It’s kind of chic to let yourself be seen.

To wear the thing that makes you stand a little taller. To choose the piece that feels like you before you’ve even said a word.

That’s what Orkyd Edit is about.

Statement pieces made for confidence, self-expression, and becoming a little more unignorable every time you step out the door.

Made to be seen.

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Tickets are now on sale for our August Locals Only!

Whether you’re working on accepting a major life change, sharing important news, or crossing into a new stage altogether, the stories featured in our August edition capture what it means to move into a new season of life:

-BALSTON by Liisa Kaufman and Carson Marie Earnest: Rocked out of her insular existence by the bite marks and bristles of a used toothbrush, Balston must make a choice between her safe, superficial existence and accepting who she really is. (10 min)

-POP by Ed Castañeda: A haunted spirit seeks a new place to occupy and perform her killer, haunting song. (7 min)

-RECHARGE by Christopher Meyer: A battery factory employee must cross a hostile industrial wasteland on his way to work (12 min)

-I WILL HOLD YOUR HAND by Teni Ayo-Ariyo: An intimate short film that examines motherhood through personal experience, creative expression, and community, reflecting on what it means to care, create, and evolve. (5 min)

-CLOSING TIME by Spencer Keller: Emma has something important to tell her boyfriend, but when she arrives to meet him at the local diner and he's missing, she has a gut feeling that something is wrong. (8 Min)

This event is presented in partnership with the Northwest Film Forum. Join us for a screening and Q&A with drinks to follow at Linda's Tavern!

Thursday August 27th. Doors at 6:30, Films at 7. See ya at the movies!

Graphics Credit: @everybodylovesfilms

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Official Selection: I WILL HOLD YOUR HAND

As an expectant mother traces the threads of ancestry, cultural legacy, and love that connect generations, she creates a heartfelt tribute to the daughter she has yet to meet.

@teni.creative

Tickets go on sale August 1. Join us online August 21–24.

#MOMFilmFest #MomsOnSet #LeaveNoMomBehind #FilmFestival #ShortFilm

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This was just an idea… and then May 16 happened. 🤍

It’s been two months since we gathered at The Visibility Room for Worthy of Your Call 2026, and I’m still in awe of what God did in that room.

What started as an idea became a room full of women choosing visibility over fear, exchanging wisdom without gatekeeping, and leaving with destiny helpers.

Thank you to every attendee, speaker, sponsor, volunteer, and partner who helped bring this vision to life. My heart is still so full.

Swipe through and relive the magic.

New York… I think it’s your turn. ✨

📸 Captured beautifully by @hiiamericaaa
🤍 Produced alongside the incredible @karenokonkwo

#TheVisibilityRoom #WorthyOfYourCall #WomenInLeadership #CareerGrowth #Networking

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There are moments that remind you why you create, and Melancholy Masquerade was one of them.

I’m incredibly grateful to have been a part of this beautiful showcase. Thank you to @just_abdullah @stillhousegallery for creating this experience @common_area . Thank you to everyone who supported the artists, and took the time to connect with my work. Sharing space with such talented creatives and witnessing the vulnerability, honesty, and beauty in each piece was truly inspiring.

Art has always been a way for me to process, heal, and connect, and having the opportunity to share that journey with others is something I’ll never take for granted. Thank you to everyone who showed up, offered kind words, and supported not just my work, but the creative community as a whole.

My heart is full. Here’s to creating, healing, and continuing to show up authentically. 🫶🏽🤎✨#art #blackart #artist #blackartist #seattleartist

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