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F O R T H E P E O P L ESome leaders are shaped by title.Others are shaped by the people they serve in it.I had the opp...
23/02/2026

F O R T H E P E O P L E

Some leaders are shaped by title.
Others are shaped by the people they serve in it.

I had the opportunity to photograph , a local candidate for City Commissioner Seat 5, and spend real time in conversation about community, accountability, and the work it takes to create change that actually lasts. The care, intention, and people-first mindset she brings to the table is the kind of energy our city needs more of.

đź“Ť Tallahassee, FL
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17/02/2026

Promo poster design for
Design by .graphics

Looking for 🔥🔥 cover art? DM me for custom designs!

Darhil Crooks is a producer, director, and designer whose work brings branding to life through motion and visual storyte...
08/02/2026

Darhil Crooks is a producer, director, and designer whose work brings branding to life through motion and visual storytelling. From music visuals to stage design and branded content, his work shapes how culture is experienced—not just seen.

By blending design with direction, Darhil creates immersive visual worlds that extend beyond static images into fully realized narratives. His work reminds us that modern graphic design lives in movement, rhythm, and atmosphere. Today, we celebrate Darhil Crooks for pushing visual storytelling forward and expanding what branding can feel like in a digital-first world.

Antionette D. Carroll is a civic designer and strategist who uses branding and design systems as tools for real-world im...
06/02/2026

Antionette D. Carroll is a civic designer and strategist who uses branding and design systems as tools for real-world impact. Through Creative Reaction Lab, she has shown that design can move beyond visuals and into the work of healing communities, improving public health, and creating more equitable systems.

Her work reminds us that design holds responsibility. That the choices we make as designers can shape access, understanding, and opportunity. Today, we celebrate Antionette D. Carroll for leading with empathy, building with intention, and proving that Black designers continue to shape not just culture—but the communities we live in.

Brandon Breaux is a creative director and visual architect whose work helped define the visual language of a generation ...
05/02/2026

Brandon Breaux is a creative director and visual architect whose work helped define the visual language of a generation in hip-hop. Best known for shaping the early visual identity of Chance the Rapper, his designs proved that album art and branding could be just as emotionally resonant and culturally impactful as the music itself.

Through a minimal, honest aesthetic, Brandon showed independent artists that strong visual identity doesn’t require excess—it requires intention. His work helped set a new standard for how artists present themselves, proving that authenticity in design can move culture forward. Today, we honor Brandon Breaux for building visuals that helped shape an era.

Please come out and meet City Commissioner candidate and discuss how we can move our city forward for everyone building...
04/02/2026

Please come out and meet City Commissioner candidate and discuss how we can move our city forward for everyone building a future here!

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Laci Jordan is a graphic designer and illustrator whose work centers Black identity with intention, warmth, and power. T...
04/02/2026

Laci Jordan is a graphic designer and illustrator whose work centers Black identity with intention, warmth, and power. Through bold color, expressive composition, and thoughtful brand storytelling, she creates visuals that feel personal while living confidently in major commercial spaces.

Her work reminds us that representation in design isn’t just about being seen—it’s about being seen with care. Laci’s visuals carry emotion, culture, and pride, proving that illustration can be both beautiful and impactful at scale. Today, we honor her for shaping how Black stories are told through modern design.

Yinka Ilori is a designer whose work transforms spaces into stories. Through bold color, pattern, and cultural symbolism...
03/02/2026

Yinka Ilori is a designer whose work transforms spaces into stories. Through bold color, pattern, and cultural symbolism, he has reimagined how design communicates in public—turning everyday environments into experiences rooted in joy, heritage, and accessibility.

His visual identity systems go beyond aesthetics. They invite people in, spark emotion, and make culture visible at scale. Yinka’s work proves that design can uplift communities, celebrate identity, and exist as a shared language in the spaces we move through every day.

Today, we honor Yinka Ilori for using design to make culture felt, seen, and remembered.

Karabo Poppy Moletsane is a visual storyteller whose work has reshaped how African aesthetics live in modern branding. T...
02/02/2026

Karabo Poppy Moletsane is a visual storyteller whose work has reshaped how African aesthetics live in modern branding. Through bold color, rich texture, and narrative-driven illustration, she creates worlds that center Black identity while resonating globally. Her style is unmistakable, expressive, and deeply intentional.

From global campaigns to cultural storytelling, Karabo’s work proves that African design language is not a trend—it’s foundational. She has helped move representation from the margins to the center, showing that illustration can be both commercially powerful and culturally grounded.

Today, we celebrate Karabo Poppy for pushing visual culture forward and expanding what the world sees when it looks at Black creativity.

Here’s Day 1 of the series and we’re kicking things off with Tré Seals. He is redefining what typography can be and what...
02/02/2026

Here’s Day 1 of the series and we’re kicking things off with Tré Seals. He is redefining what typography can be and what it can carry. Through Vocal Type, he has turned letterforms into living archives—embedding Black protest history, civil rights movements, and cultural memory directly into type. His work proves that design isn’t just visual, it’s historical, educational, and deeply powerful.

From political campaigns to cultural institutions, Tré’s typefaces speak louder than words alone. They preserve legacy, challenge systems, and remind us that Black history isn’t only written—it’s designed. His impact reaches far beyond fonts, shaping how culture is documented and how future generations will see themselves reflected in design.

Today, we honor Tré Seals for building tools that tell our stories with intention, pride, and purpose.

Last year, I created a series titled “Graphic Designers in Black History”, highlighting some truly iconic designers whos...
01/02/2026

Last year, I created a series titled “Graphic Designers in Black History”, highlighting some truly iconic designers whose work laid the foundation for the industry as we know it.

This year, the focus shifts to the present. To honor the designers who are paving the way in the modern era of graphic design. The ones leaving their mark, blazing trails, and inspiring those around them through branding, typography, album art, digital experiences, and experimental work.

This series is a celebration of excellence in motion. A recognition of designers whose influence is still unfolding, with a hopeful eye toward the futures they're building and the many more creatives who will rise, thrive, and one day be honored alongside them.
Black design history is still being written-and this is part of that story.

Love is built in the small moments. The pauses. The eye contact. The way two people choose each other every day.The Love...
29/01/2026

Love is built in the small moments. The pauses. The eye contact. The way two people choose each other every day.
The Love Language Session is about capturing that energy in a way that feels real, intentional, and timeless.

This isn’t just a photoshoot.
It’s an experience you get to keep.

🌹 Roses included
🥂 Champagne included
🖼️ 8x10 printed photo
📸 10 professionally edited images
⏳ 60-minute session
đź“Ť 1 location
đź’– Only $175

Limited spots available and booking is required.
Email: [email protected]
or DM “LOVE” to lock your date.

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Tuesday 09:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 19:00
Thursday 09:00 - 19:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 10:00 - 16:00

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