Author: Visionary Artistry Magazine

Sophia Lillis: Beauty, Grace and No Mistakes

Young actress Sophia Lillis is stunning both Hollywood and the masses with her elegant approach to anguished character roles that she frequently plays including “Beverly,” in the It series, “Gretel,” in the Film Gretel & Hansel and Beth in Uncle Frank. Her poise extends beyond her performances and reaches those she works closely with while creating films.

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Van Hunt: Artistry Unleashed

Van Hunt's story has been heard many times by different artists. The major label’s concerns with commercial success tend to wipe out creativity. After years of working with labels and suffering an unreleased album, Hunt decided to try out music his way – independent style. The result was an album of which he is extremely proud.

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Whitney Austin: Leading a Path to Artistic Freedom

When you walk along S Tryon street in Charlotte, North Carolina the neon sign of Whitney Austin’s Gallery of Art greets you along with window displays of stunning, afrocentric paintings, drawing you in to further explore the eccentric, bioluminescent-like artwork created by Whitney Austin. 

Austin didn’t always trust her intuition while on her journey to become a professional painter, but luckily for us, she landed in the soil which she could best grow and flourish, after trying many different terrains first.

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Buck Mason: Back to the Basics

Digitally Native American staple brand, Buck Mason has gone against the grain to redefine men’s fashion. With quality classics like tees, jeans, and sweaters, men can achieve that clean, elevated look without the hassle.

Founded by two midwesterners Sasha Koehn and Erik Allen created the brand in 2013, in their garage in Los Angeles. The duo recognized a need for American manufactured clothing brands that make shopping for men easy. 

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KAWS Prints @ the High Museum of Art

Several journalists, writers, art collectors, and media experts gathered at The High Museum of Art on Thursday, December 2nd, 2021 for the preview of the world-renowned, multifaceted artist KAWS’ new exhibition. The bunch stirred with anticipation to see the unique collection of prints and relish the first-hand experience and listen to the background story of how the elusive, divinely intoxicating prints came to be. I am one of the writers who was mesmerized by KAWS' art and took advantage of the opportunity.

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