African American Museum in Philadelphia

photos by Eisterhold

Here are some images from a project that Kevin and I just finished with a local design firm, Eisterhold and Associates. We animated projected images that overlay cutout images of the important figures in African American History. There are six sections narrating the history of culture, work, law, politics, religion, and family for these early Philadelphians. This wall of images is 60 feet long. It's huge!

I GOT PRINTED!!!!

Dandy Lions is up for sale today!!! Thanks to everyone who voted.

Click here to see other people wearing my design --the onesie's my fav! I think I'll get one for myself.

And my interview tells about my design's inspiration, my life, my loves, my dreams, my hopes

The South Africa Trip

photo by Isaiah Powers

Women doing laundry and chores in Masi


photo by Isaiah Powers

The wetlands crept up to the edge of homes. A house in this photo is sinking in the swamp.



photo by Isaiah Powers

Table mountain is in the distance.



photo by Isaiah Powers

Here we are on one of our last days in Masi. Zama, in purple, decided to join us.



photo by Isaiah Powers


photo by Sean Prestidge

About 58 False Killer Whales beached themselves on Long Beach about 10 minutes from where the team was staying. A van took about 22 of our team to the site where they hit the ground running toward the water to help the whales. Everyone was baffled as to how these creatures ended up here and why they kept swimming back to shore after they were put out to water.
Witnessing this was completely unreal. It was so sad watching the scared and worn out whales struggling. About 15 were saved.


photo by Sean Prestidge

Red Hill, a township which was largely destroyed in a fire last year. The rebuild opened doors for the All Nations team to come in and help rebuild. Now there homes are further apart, allowing room for personal gardens.