Bryan Thompson of Graffiti Photographic and Little Alice went out on Saturday to find items for the OSR 2013 Project. They hit up thrift stores in the North Chicago area, finding everything but what they were looking for. The pair were not to be discouraged and decided to end their efforts for the day with … Continue reading
Raw Talent USA Magazine just recently made a wonderful post about model Brooklyn Sky. Brooklyn is a friend of the Cloud Orchid Team, and we are so happy to hear of her continued success. She has worked with our team on several projects, including the OSR 2012 Project. We hope to continue to work with … Continue reading
Photo By Michael Kostopoulos Ophelia Darkly is an in-house model for Cloud Orchid Magazine, as well as an assistant writer. We were excited to hear that Ophelia was chosen to model in the TIGI Americas Beauty Show. This hair show took place at the McCormick Center in downtown Chicago. It was a multi-day event where … Continue reading
After the Spring into Style Fashion Show, the models headed out to the Highland Park Boardwalk to take some photos. Graffiti Photographic shot with one model at a time. This meant the others had to stay warm and entertain themselves. Little Alice found a creative way to do both. Continue reading
We got this the other day, and so we are off to the Opera! Depending on how much content we shoot we will do a special issue for the show, or do a feature on it in the next issue. So nice to get letters like this. Marisa has a beautiful voice, she was wonderful … Continue reading
Cloud Orchid Magazine will be running an extensive feature on this event featuring work from Brett Stoddart, Mark Anderson, Dan Frievalt, and Shanna Koltz in our April Issue. They are the featured photographers and they did a pre shoot to showcase the event and what everyone will be have access to. by Colour Law Design … Continue reading
(((ANNOUNCEMENT))) Please remember to credit EVERYONE involved in your submissions. We will not publish content with only the photographer’s information. We also will not go hunting around for the information ourselves. If you are too “busy” to give us the proper information, then your submission will not be run in the magazine. Please always include … Continue reading
