Evelyn Hart

Finally going to release a full range of images from the Evelyn Hart shoot... After the love given from the 10and5 feature and the response from all Evelyn's fans I figured it was time.

The shot was done in both digital and film and using an array of processing techniques to create layers and textures.

Heres the press release:

Evelyn Hart is a performer emerging from many different rooms. From the intimate space of a writer, the alcove of an artist, the hallways of rehearsals and the well-lived in hollows of craftsmanship, she has spent the last few years living and working towards a collection of music that is reflective of her spirit and surroundings. Her music is painted heavily with expansive orchestral sounds and is filled with the movement and moods that inspire her.

The success of Evelyn Hart’s visual launch was the culmination of passions between an inspired team of creatives who share a deep love for music and design. The shoot was moulded by the visions of both Stacey Prozesky and art director/ producer Wesley Langridge, founder of creative consultancy and music brand development group, Tenth Hour; shot with the photographic expertise of Danielle Clough; and styled with magical contributions to hair and makeup by Stuart Senekal and Lorien Jarzebowski.  Fittingly, the shoot took place in the home of a former opera singer, where the team sought to capture the grandeur of Hart’s music in the style and atmosphere of the images. 

"Forged by the Sea", her six-track EP is presently available by

request only, with three tracks that can be listened to here:

www.facebook.com/evelynhartmusic."

Massive love to the team:

Art Direction: Wesley Langridge
Photographer: Danielle Clough
Hair: Stuart Senekal
Make-up: Lorien Cher Jarzebowski

Lisp

Last Month I did the Turban Tutorial with Aisha Baker and a Bright Young Things feature of 36Boutiques. One of the Featured girls was Oriel Barnard, who is the designer of Lisp. Her stuff is really epic. She's unbelievably talented. Her designs are very dramatic and sexy with oversized see through sheers and dinosaur leather. My kind of women.

These are some photos a screen shot from the magazine.

A lot of Lala

Back in the preteen days, I was at a humble little school called Sweet Valley Primary. The school did a few things for me that I still do today.  Read (occasionally), write (nervously), spell (terribly) and talk to Cathryn Rorich. Cathryn is not a sweet kid whos head is slightly to big for her body anymore, but a beautiful, kind and TALENTED fashion designer. I am also no longer an oily, loud skolly but I still have the knock knees.

Shes in her masters at Cape Tech and asked me to shoot her range. After one meeting we were on the same page. We were so lucky to get the beautiful Lala Quail to model, she's absolutley effortless and the easiest person to work with. yes yes- puff piece!

Cathryn will be exhibiting her work at CPUT final years exhibition on the 28th.

A bit Baked

I have been holding onto the photos for the 36Boutiques Bright Young Things/ Aisha Baker shoot for a too long. Its like when money burns a hole in your pocket and you end up spending it on a pair of high waisted corduroy pants that are two sizes to small and publicly violate you. BUT YOU JUST HAD TO BUY SOMETHING! Anyway, I managed to behave my self and not publish them early. Points for self control. These are the photos of Aisha Bakers turban tutorial. 

Make up by Toni Greenburg

Styling by Chloe Andrea

Shorts by Lisp

Produced by Kate Chauncey

Model Aisha Baker

 

  

Screenshot from the 36boutiques magazine

Just a George Sunday- Studio shoot

When you get lemons, make lemonade. And if you have eggs and flour and lemon, make lemon pound cake. And if you have a studio for a day and a beautiful friend, make pictures. And If you have a hangover, eat a greasy breakfast.