Lifestyle
Unfolding of Spring
Spring in New York is an absolutely wonderful experience and always makes me thankful I live in a city that embraces three months of this beautiful season. My favoriate place…
The Magnolia Tree
As I mentioned in a previous post, I was really looking forward to seeing the magnolia tree at the entrance of Fort Greene Park in full bloom. Well, a couple…
Neighborhood Colors
Aquas, magentas, yellows and a full spectrum of neons cover the buildings neighboring the Nalata Nalata studio in Bushwick. Every once in a while, new characters even appear, like an…
Epilogue – Prologue | Part II
After multiple non-fictions, I’ve decided to go in another direction with my reading material – graphic novels. It will be my first comic book since elementary school and I’m excited…
The Trees of Fort Greene Park
Fort Greene Park is across the street from our home and it’s what I love the most about the neighborhood we live in. Living in NYC, the majority of time…
Donuts and Dog
Around the corner from our home is a charming coffee shop called Bittersweet that has fresh donuts delivered from Dough every morning. Dough is an offshoot donut shop created by…
A closer look at Saito Wood
These photos are from the Saito Wood catalog I received from my visit to their studios. Since then I’ve kept them pinned to the walls in the Nalata Nalata office. I find them…
Epilogue – Prologue
The end of anything leads to new beginnings. Like many New Yorkers, I prefer to read during my daily commute. It’s a 45min ‘break’ in my day where I can…
Traces of Everyday
Remnants from Valentine’s Day that make the next day even sweeter! Candies from Dylans Candy Bar, allium spring bulbs from Fort Greene Farmer’s Market and macaroons from Macaron.