Routine of Colors

Routine of Colors. Digital art created on canvas. August 13, 2024. Afrika Abney

In the creation of my digital abstract painting titled Routine of Colors, I draw upon a palette of colors that frequently appear in my artwork, including vibrant shades like red, blue, white, yellow, yellow-green, and purple. Each hue plays a significant role in expressing the emotions and themes I wish to convey, allowing me to explore the interplay of color and form in a unique digital landscape. This piece serves as a reflection of my artistic journey, where these colors not only represent my aesthetic preferences but also embody the essence of my creative spirit.

My routine is meticulously crafted around my love for digital art, where I engage with various software tools to transform my imaginative ideas into tangible creations. This process is not merely about the act of painting; it involves a deep dive into research that fuels my inspiration and broadens my artistic horizons. The gentle sounds of nature that drift through my workspace create a serene atmosphere, enabling me to concentrate fully on my projects and immerse myself in the creative flow without the distractions of the outside world.

With a packed schedule that leaves little room for distractions, I find myself deeply involved in numerous artistic endeavors, each requiring my full attention and innovative thinking. The services I provide demand a considerable investment of time and dedication, and I take immense pride in the quality of my work. As I navigate through my busy day, I extend my wishes for your safety and well-being, hoping that you too find fulfillment and tranquility in your pursuits. May your day be enriched with positivity and purpose, mirroring the creativity and meaningful engagement I strive to cultivate in my own life.

Nature's Prelude

Nature's Prelude. Digital art created on canvas. September 23, 2024. Afrika Abney “Nature's Prelude embodies the serene condition of the sky that heralds the arrival of rain, symbolizing a product that honors the exquisite rhythms of the natural world. This tranquil moment in the atmosphere serves as a precursor to the impending rainfall, which is poised to rejuvenate the landscape. The calmness that envelops the sky acts as a gentle reminder of the continuous cycles inherent in weather patterns.”

Djimo Kouyate

Commissioned Photography for Baba Djimo Kouyate Smithsonian Folklife Festival, 1997, Washington, DC Photograph by Ms. Afrika Abney "Djimo Kouyaté (August 16, 1946 - August 1, 2004). Djimo Kouyate was from the Malinké tribe, a sub-group of the Mandingo people. Born in Tambacounda, Senegal, he was from a distinguished family of griots who trace their ancestry back to the thirteenth century. A master kora player and a fine singer and dancer, Djimo also played a variety of other instruments including balafon (wooden xylophone), drums, and other string instruments. He worked with the Senegalese National Ballet as a singer and dancer since 1960, and was a founding member of the National Instrumental Ensemble of Senegal."

MIDNIGHTROSE: A Reading Series of Poetry and Prose features Mr. Kenneth Carroll, Ms. Elizabeth Bruce and Ms.Sasa Aakil

“MidnightRose serves as a vibrant platform that highlights the diverse voices of multigenerational and multicultural writers from the Washington Metropolitan Region and beyond. This initiative is brought to life by Esther Productions Inc., in collaboration with The Institute for African American Writing and The Black Student Fund. The series aims to celebrate the literary talents within the community, showcasing a variety of poetic and prose works that reflect the rich tapestry of experiences and perspectives that define the region. Attendees of MidnightRose can expect to engage with a dynamic array of award-winning poets and authors, each bringing their unique narratives and artistic expressions to the forefront. The event not only serves as a performance space but also as a gathering that fosters dialogue and connection among writers and audiences alike. By immersing oneself in the powerful words and stories shared during the series, participants are invited to explore themes o...

Perceptual Harmony

Perceptual Harmony. Digital art created on canvas. September 14, 2024. Afrika Abney

Profound Azure

Profound Azure. Digital art created on canvas. September 18, 2024. Afrika Abney “Profound Azure embodies a deep and vibrant blue hue that conjures feelings of depth and creativity. This particular shade is not merely a color; it represents a vast expanse that invites contemplation and sparks inspiration. The richness of this blue can evoke a sense of tranquility.” Profound Azure is inspired by Profound Blue Inspiration.

Awareness Revolution

Awareness Revolution. Digital art created on canvas. September 25, 2024. Afrika Abney “The significant societal transformations that have emerged in response to issues of racism and discrimination, particularly concerning the Black community. This awareness serves as a catalyst for discussions surrounding systemic inequalities and the historical context that has shaped the experiences of Black individuals in the nation’s capital. By fostering a deeper understanding of these societal changes, the movement aims to address the persistent challenges faced by marginalized groups and promote a more equitable society. In recent years, Washington, D.C., has witnessed a growing consciousness regarding the impact of racism and discrimination on the Black population. This heightened awareness has prompted various initiatives and movements aimed at dismantling systemic barriers and advocating for social justice. As communities come together to confront these issues, there is a collective effort to...

Professional Positivity

Professional Positivity. Digital art created on canvas. September 23, 2024. Afrika Abney “Humor that is intended to lighten the atmosphere during work can often miss the mark for me. Instead of providing a welcome distraction, such jokes can come across as disrespectful and inappropriate in a professional setting. I believe that humor should enhance the workplace experience, not detract from it or undermine the seriousness of my work. When jokes are presented in a way that seems to trivialize the work environment, they fail to resonate with me. I find that humor should foster camaraderie and positivity, but when it crosses the line into disrespect, it loses its appeal. It is essential to maintain a level of professionalism. Ultimately, I do not appreciate humor that is veiled as lightheartedness if it carries an undertone of disrespect.”

Nature's Brushstroke

Nature's Brushstroke. Digital art created on canvas. September 29, 2024. Afrika Abney

Intention of emphasizing my comprehensive background

Numerous individuals had the chance to engage with me, yet you chose to dismiss me and cast me aside as if I were insignificant. You now seem to believe that I am aware of the context of your remarks, but that assumption is incorrect. In 2021, I established this branding blog to showcase different facets of my experiences, services, and professional endeavors, with the intention of emphasizing my comprehensive background. PAST SELECTED ART EXHIBITIONS • Virtual Art Exhibition and Poetry Reading. February 19, 2023 • The National Daughter Daddy Tour. National City Christian Church, Washington, D.C. 2004 - 2006 • Every Picture Tells A Story. Moca DC, Washington, D.C. January 6, 2006 – January 27, 2006 • "Visions." Ellingtons on 8th, Washington, D.C. May 31 - June 28, 2006.Curated by Prelli Anthony Williams. Reception, May 31, 2006 from 6-8pm and Closing Reception, June 28, 2006 • "The Power Within." El Tamarindo, Washington, D.C. July 1 - 31, 2006. Curated by D.Edwa...

Navy Nightfall Canvas

“The Navy Nightfall Canvas is a striking representation of the deep, rich hues associated with twilight over the ocean. This artwork captures the essence of a serene evening, where the navy blue sky seamlessly blends with the horizon, evoking a sense of calm and tranquility. The canvas serves as a background for creativity.”

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