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We at Cloud Orchid Publishing are constantly seeking new ways to push the envelope and challenge what makes a book a “book.” Our latest collection “Mirror][rorriM” features only one word per page. But that one word will make you stop and consider. The photos were originally taken at Che Correa’s photography studio in Wisconsin. Model … Continue reading
Cloud Orchid Publishing has released the third installment of the Synesthesia Poetry series: “Synesthesia: Experimental”. These books are collections showcasing the poetry of Writer in Chief, Little Alice, a prolific writer who finds a way to turn words on their heads. This particular book concentrates on Alice’s experimental style poetry. The focus is on how … Continue reading
We at Cloud Orchid Publishing love exploring the beauty of the female form. Photographer in Chief Bryan Thompson of Graffiti Photographic has spent years photographing models from all over the United States. Barbados Pearl was a model that caught Bryan’s eye. He was intrigued by her personality and her unique body. They spent a sunny … Continue reading
Little Alice and Bryan Thompson of Graffiti Photographic spent a sunny afternoon playing photoshoot in the Wisconsin studio owned by COM crew member Che Correa. One of the sets that were captured is featured in Absent Ventriloquist, a commentary on mental illness and awareness. The photos were taken while different music played. Little Alice was feeling … Continue reading
The COM crew is passionate about bringing awareness to mental illness through the power of art. We are proud to bring you the second book in the “Synesthesia” poetry collection. “Synesthesia – Depression” features poetry by co-editor Little Alice, and photos by co-editor Bryan Thompson of Graffiti Photographic. Together, they tell a dark story of … Continue reading
Now more than ever, it’s important to shed light on one of the darkest topics: mental illness. Too often swept under the rug, and the people affected along with it. Not long ago, America locked up its problem children and threw away the key. These poor souls were trapped forever in their nightmares and tortured … Continue reading
An intense three-day workshop with Thom Rouse using Photoshop to create exceptional fine art portraiture. May 6-8,2015 The Light Factory 1817 Central Ave, Suite C200 Charlotte, North Carolina Continue reading
An intense three-day workshop with Thom Rouse using Photoshop to create exceptional fine art portraiture. May 6-8,2015 The Light Factory 1817 Central Ave, Suite C200 Charlotte, North Carolina Members $350 – Non-Members $400 (if registered by April 22,2015) For details and informations contact thom@thomrouse.com For registration: http://lightfactory.org/workshops-2/ or call Kay Tuttle: 704.333.0755 Continue reading
The origins of “Little Alice” and “Ophelia Darkly” is a frequently requested tale. The two were best friends in the first place, having met officially in 2002. Six years later, they embarked on a sunny afternoon photo shoot that would shape the rest of their young adult lives. Photographer Philip Levasseur “ThatTrend” contacted Ophelia, requesting … Continue reading
Co-editor and chief photographer, Bryan Thompson, took a job opportunity as an air traffic controller at a base in Afghanistan. He has been there since the Summer 2014. The crew has done their best to uphold the standards of Cloud Orchid, and have managed to bridge the distance using email and social media. Bryan has … Continue reading
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