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CONTENTSThis IssueCOVER PHOTOBota Designs uniquecreations in jewellery arereflected in this oceantheme and island style.NOV 2021 ISSUE, VOL42533Bota designs was selected for this cover issue as partof our theme for the seaside artisan market. Heralcohol ink style of art on jewellery makes a boldstatement in Caribbean style and fashion. Read moreabout her history in this unique artform on page 44 BOTA DESIGNS5 BESPOKE WOODS8 POT A DOODLE DO14 NAMASTE CAFE17 SVADISA20 MICHAEL PHILLIPS ART28 HEALTHY ESCAPEPhotographyMee-Mee ThavenotVecteezyFree pikContributorsArtisansMee-Mee ThavenotPeter Thavenot212Supporting Local Artisanslocalizeittt - follow us onProduced and Published byMEDIA MASTERS LTDTel: 868-355-5769/ 271-7037Email: mediamastersltd@gmail.comweb: www.mediamastersltd.com
Sarah JoD E S I G N S“Never in a million years wouldI have thought that I'd be adesigner.”I graduated from UWI with a Bachelor's Degree Everything I have stated so far is positive and inin Visual Arts - Fine Arts, which focuses onalignment with where I'm suppose to be but don'tdrawing, painting, sculpting, installation with a get me wrong I have my days (alot) where I fallfocus on contemporary/modern art.short, I feel like quiting, I'm not consistent, everythingBeing unemployed during my full-time art degree is very overwhelming. One thing I keep remindinginspired me to create a means of gaining some myself though is that I'm only human and I'm tryingmoney "in the mean time". I didn't even know my best. My goal is to continue trying my best evenhow to sew but grew up in a house with a sewing when I don't feel my best. Thank You guys for themachine. I tried sewing by accident (stitching a support thus far .ripped dress), got the hang of it, looked at someYouTube videos on basic bag making anddecided to create my own design. I created afew items and decided to take the step ofentering a market. The response was amazingeven with my then basic/simple designs.@sarahjosannekatwaroo0sarahjodesignsTHIS FEATUREHosted their firstSeaside Artisan Marketat Rock Back on the bayThis issue features artisans from our first SeasideArtisan Market. We have all been faced with thechallenge to survive in these daunting times.Faced with a global pandemic, the worldeconomy had been shut down fromcountry to country and our little twinisland republic was not spared. Smallbusinesses struggled to survive afterbeing locked down for months, butfinally they had the opportunity to comeout and try to get a hold on the marketonce again. Beaches were still closedhowever we were able to be blessed withthis venue right on the beach front. Theexperience was beautiful as all patronsand artisans enjoyed the event by the seaside. Theyall look forward to us having another one.M. Thavenot3
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Page 5 and 6: We create unique pieces that not on
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Page 9 and 10: Rojé The Brand is a slow fashion b
Page 11 and 12: Mountain RoseBoutiqueHi, I'm Nala,
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