Lit Creative

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So lately I have really been into the 1940's, I don't know how it began but for the past week and a half I've been researching much of what that decade had to offer. From their revolutionary new kitchen appliances to beauty and etiquette... I was completely hooked, probably still am. I didn't know what exactly I was in search of, maybe simpler times perhaps? Well what I did find, or re-discovered was that unmistakable 1940's glamour.
My inspiration for this shoot was the femme fatale, Veronica Lake. That dame was a sizzler! Her style is what I think of when I hear the word "Glamour".
This shoot was a lot of fun. So what are your ideas of "Glamour"?
And what's next for me?? The Roaring 20's!

Pro-Touring '67 Camaro

Had the pleasure of shooting this incredible car! Here are some of the finished images!
The OverClock Camaro a Smithycustoms creation!

Smithy Customs with Olive Branch

Sneak-Peek!
I had the pleasure of shooting this wonderful work of art known as -"Project OverClock", Justin Smith's Pro-Touring '67 Camaro LS2.

Dancing To The Blues

I was inspired to make this image when I passed these trees that had been painted blue in my hometown...
I titled it Dancing To The Blues because the whole scene is reminiscent of the way many humans experience sadness. All alone in the dark when no one is watching. I decided to add a spot of color which represents hope and a guiding light amidst the dark shadowy landscape. The character nonetheless dances because, to me that's the beauty of life, being able to appreciate the beauty of our existence, whether in happiness or sadness. It's a journey with many ups and downs, and sometimes you find yourself alone in a forest dancing to the blues.

A sneak peak from this weekend's photoshoot with Tinkerbell!

Houston Tolerance Sculptures: The sculptor, sees letters as a beautiful metaphor for human beings.
“When you compare ‘A’ with ‘B’ or ‘C’ with ‘D,’ or other characters, they seem different. But how beautiful when you can put them together and build up words." -Jaume Plensa
Source: http://www.dallasvoice.com/tolerance-sculptures-inspired-hate-crime-dedicated-houstons-montrose-area-1065925.html

Houston's Sharing the Love! You can now enjoy Houston from a whole new perspective, via B-Cycle's rental program! Enjoy the pics from today's launch!