Christmas in LA

I received positive feedback for my Black Hair Project, one one of my models said to me ” I am really happy you are doing this project, normally black women are not acknowledged or noticed. Your project is making me feel seen and empowered !". Also one of my models explained that the reason why her hair is short is due to her damaging her hair with straighteners, because she hated her curls, however now she embraces it. My main aim was to spread positivity and encourage women to embrace their natural selves. 

Sadly I have finished my semester, I wish I could stay longer but I am grateful for the experience a new culture. This experience has given a different perspective on design, which will my make my work have a global appeal seeing as now I know what would appeal to the California market. In California, people prefer design with an individualistic concept while in the UK people value design with familiarity. With that being said I would combine the two ideologies, by creating work that is recognisable for it uniqueness however make sure that it is relatable to the target audience.

Candy Cane Lane 

Due to me having family in LA I spent my Christmas there, my Uncle took me a neighbourhood call Candy Cane Lane because they are known for their extravagant Christmas decorations. I could make a connection to the approach of design, to be unapologetic and make your design noticeable, fun and colourful. Here is a self made video of my time a Candy Cane Lane.


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