Missing Senses

Everyone has been asking me where my iPhone case was from and truth be told, they're hand painted by my good friend Mimi. Like my outfits, my iPhone case usually changes depending on my mood and boy do these cases express many moods.

Cases left to right: Wisdom, Missing Senses, and All The Way In Space

Personally my favorite of the three is 'Missing Senses' considering its been snapped on my iPhone for quite some time now but, I'll probably change it up soon.

Which one is your favorite?!?

For your special case contact: mimikurtanidze@gamail.com 

xo

Birds of a feather flock together

....Four shots of tequila later, we decided to get creative by doing (I guess) a little DIY project? This is what happens when you visit your friend who goes to art school. But, it was fun! It involved face painting, feathers, and a flash light; which created dramatic background shadows. Do it yourself (DIY) was probably the best solution of the night, considering we were unable to go up to the mountains that night from snowy weather conditions. 

Its crazy how one day in Denver you're wearing a sweater and shorts enjoying the sun, then the next you're bundling up in layers trying to keep warm from the three inches of snow accumulating up in the mountains. 

"Welcome to Colorado!" - as my best friend Ila would say.

(Disclaimer: No real birds where harmed in the process of this shoot)

Models: Ila Camacho, Kaitlyn Davenport, & myself.

Fighting with oneself

The artist, Asia Minor, and her work.

Down by Union Square Friday night a new friend of mine, and a very talented artist who attends the school Photo Manhattan, debut her new art pieces. I'm very proud of her to say the least, because I know this process of developing her work took twenty-four hours of the day and seven days a week and it definitely shows in the final product.

When I admire her artwork, it reminds me of internal conflict, or fighting with oneself. The struggles, the opposites, confusing, and battles that one can go through during tough times. So inspiring.

Although some of Ms. Minor's work hits deep, you can check out beautiful landscape shots and other photos of her art on her website: http://www.asiaminor.me/

ALSO, I'm looking forward to showing everyone the some shots Asia took of myself. One word, classic.