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After going through hundreds of cotton fields with designer Ema Savahl, we were brought to a very special one with King Cotton by the cotton gin that was left last to be picked on the day we were planning to shoot. We loved the vastness of it without any obstacles and were informed :-unfortunately, it was scheduled to be harvested on a day of our planned photoshoot. Model Zoe (a 6 feet tall tennis player) was driving 3 hours away from Tennessee and a make up artist Kelly and our wonderful coordinator assistant Arthur were all driving 3 hrs late at night for this shoot. Among other fields with little cotton or short cotton we happened to love only this one that was planned to be harvested next. We were saddened and prayed and accepted the reality that we would move to any other available field yet, asking the locals to help us if we could possibly make them wait for a day so we can photograph it. Harvesting SeAson was almost over with occasional rains and was risky for cotton companies to miss a day worth of millions just for EMA SAVAHL ; and our local friends warned us - it would be impossible to request such a thing or even ask. We prayed till morning when our joyous friend showed up by our lake cabin at 6.30 am announcing the cotton company agreed to wait for 10 hrs not collecting the cotton to give us a chance to photograph our dream story. The victorious joy we had was overwhelming and we yelled and jumped in happiness. LORD PROVIDES with the help of local friends and powerful connections- what a trip. What a shoot. What a dream. Just wow. Manifesting reality. #friends #hankburdine #bestfriendsforever #gem #behindthescenes #manifesting #mississippi #photoshootpreparations #ema_savahl #teamwork @hankburdine - YOU ARE BEST EVER!!!!!

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Shawn Dube ( @shawndube )

Want to know the☝️factor that stands between you and achieving the body you want? - It’s not whether you do Keto or count macros. - It’s not whether you do Crossfit or Orange Theory. - It’s sure ain’t sexy. - It’s good, old, boring consistency. - We’ve all been there. You make a goal to eat healthier and finally get the body you want. When you create this goal, you’re feeing great. Motivated. Empowered. Ready to do whatever it takes to achieve your goal. - It’s Monday because goals only start on Monday, right? 😉 You’ve got your plan ready. A super low calorie, strict meal plan. Only “clean” foods. No sugar, sweets, or carbs. You’re going to be perfect. You got this! - A week goes by. No problem. You are crushing it! - One week turns into two weeks and you’re ready to see how your hard work paid off. You step on the scale with anticipation… - You see no change at all. Not even a pound. 😱 - Disappointed and frustrated, you hold on for two more weeks. Four weeks later, you step on the scale again. You lost one pound. 🤬 - Now you’re pissed. Your motivation runs out and you finally give up. - I know that feeling because I’ve been there many times. - Want to know how I finally was able to keep my nutrition consistent and achieve results? - I focused on these three key things: - 🍕Is your nutrition plan sustainable? Are you able to maintain what you are doing for a month? 6 months? A year? Do you LIKE what you are doing? If you are following a plan you don’t enjoy then what are the odds that you will be able to consistently do it? - 🐢 Start slow. I get it. Slow is not sexy. Everyone wants to go from 0 to 100 real quick. But cutting your calories drastically and working out 2 hours a day is not the way to go. This is a sure-fire way to burn out quickly, trust me. - ⏱Are you setting realistic expectations? Are you ready to commit months even years to achieve the results you desire? A lot of people get impatient with their “lack” of results and quit right before they truly see any change. Media and Instagram want you to think that it only takes 6 weeks, but real change takes time. That’s the truth. - Do you struggle with consistency? If so, let me know how I can help!

3:42am 10/24/2018 1 0

Nat Remy ( @nat_remy )

Day 23 | The Empresses of Blues. Jazz singer and actress who was one of the most popular woman singers of 1920’s and 1930’s. Her music spoke on the subculture working class of African-Americans. She also fought off societal norms of how African American women were portrayed in public through her lyrics. Independence, fearlessness and woman’s sexual freedom were some hot topics many at the time frowned upon. Smith wanted her audience and women to know that, women didn’t no it have to alter their behavior to be accepted. A powerful statement from an ear where rules were piled on ones actions to live freely in the world. Even so, Smith influential music tones inspired future artist today. Loved the flapper era—me following rules on behavior would not last. Jungle freedom upraise ✊🏾💪🏾 Keep up the hustle! . . . Muddy By Artist: Bessie Smith Song: “Muddy Waters” 1927 Songwriters: Harry Richman, Jo Trent and Peter Derose Genres: Jazz, and blues Paper: Canson Mixed Media 9” x 12” Inks: Muji pen 0.38 . . . . . #natremy #keepupthehustle #inktober #inktober2018 #blackart #illustragram #sketch #art #artist #illustration #30daychallenge #drawing #artistoninstagram #muddy #bessiesmith #jazz #tennessee #mississippi #blues #women #blackgirlmagic #blackhistory #music #film #girl #bessiesmithcc #muji #hustle Illustration + Graphic Art + Collabs + Features info.nrstudio@gmail.com @cansonpaper @cansonpaper_northamerica @mujiusa @illustrationweb @folioart @wrap_magazine @jazzdotorg @bessiesmithculturalcenter