It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost a month since the first Wax Print outing. Cast, crew, press, friends and family gathered in an intimate space at the Young Vic theatre in London to watch the first cut of Wax Print. The post-screening Q&A was intense to say the least with questions on identity, […]
Good morning, good afternoon and good evening, I hope you’re having a great day wherever you maybe! It’s been quite a while since I last posted but there is good reason …we’re finally editing 🙂 Can you believe it’s been two years in the making?! The film is finally starting to come together and it’s […]
More press for Wax Print Film – a full feature in DOZ Magazine! This was an interesting interview to do – I was asked questions on everything from my first feature film all the way through to my upbringing, struggles with faith and of course Wax Print Film. They went deep on this one. Many thanks […]
Roll up, roll up! This just in from Melan Mag – a feature on Wax Print Film! The press is starting to come in and just in time as we build towards the Crowdfund campaign on Sunday 1st October. To read more of the article click here! Please like and share, the article, through your networks. […]
There is something both surreal and humbling about being a Black British-African woman on a cotton farm in Georgia with a White American man, who used to pick cotton as a boy, as my tour guide. Surreal? Because of all of the above. Humbling? Well, standing amidst all that history in the Georgia State Cotton […]
It’s time for a Wax Print competition, up for grabs we have an ONOMEN wax print t-shirt, handmade in England, UK, using the best Super Wax fabric and 100% jersey cotton from England combined to create an assymetrical t-shirt perfect for summer and autumn. To enter you just need to do 3 things: Like the […]
It’s hard to believe that the wax print journey began last year at AfroPunk, Paris! It’s been over a year since we begun and what a journey it’s been. In case you’re wondering why the logo at the start of the video says ‘ONOMEN’ there’s a reason – in my spare time I like to […]
I’d like to take you on a personal journey of some of my favourite places in the Land of Gold. Ghana is a pretty big country and we were only able to explore Accra and parts of the Cape Coast so my list is limited to these areas, I’m hoping to go back to Ghana […]