Author: Visionary Artistry Magazine

Christian Sands: Breathing Jazz Like Air

At just three years old, jazz artist Christian Sands effortlessly became attracted to mastering the piano, at five years old he was composing juvenile masterpieces and at 12 years old, Sands released his first solo album titled “Foot Prints.” The young prodigy was swimming in supreme musical talent by the time most tots learn to swing or color pictures of their favorite animal. He has worked side by side with the jazz industry’s elite and continues to elevate his talents as he begins to probe his 30s, bringing new elements of himself intrinsically along with his breathtaking talent.

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Luchen: A New Look for Fashion

The unconventional fashion brand Luchen has a fondness for bringing clothes to life. Each article of clothing LuChen designs has a concept behind it that tells a story. The founder of the brand Lu Chen favors unique, unusual, and original perceptions of what fashion is and could be. The designer is inspired by the human anatomy and she incorporates this inspiration in every one of her designs, with humanistic or animalistic elements to it.

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Sarah Clayborn: TheBoujeeBrush

Last Thursday, I interviewed Sarah Clayborn, a young, charismatic artist from Goodyear, Arizona. The passionate creative has caught the eyes of thousands on Instagram and TikTok for her vibrant and amazingly life-like acrylic paintings that span from The Simpsons characters to Bratz dolls. However, the majority of Clayborn’s pieces are of well-known celebrities like the rapper Dababy and singer Jhene Aiko, and although it started off unintentionally, she embraces realism as her primary art style.

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Femi Fadugba: Quantum Leap

“With Netflix bringing the film adaptation to audiences around the world, I’m excited about the impact the story can have,” said Author and Quantum Physicist Femi Fadugba. “The Upper World,” is a science fiction novel that the 34-year-old author penned and had published in 2021. The book’s success and acclaim have made Fadugba’s popularity take off. Soon after the book was picked up by Netflix to become a movie, Daniel Kaluuya’s name was attached to it; and Fadugba’s popularity skyrocketed. 

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