You know how much I jump for colour, but wearing black and gold was appropriate for the Black Lives Matter Toronto's Love is the Cure fundraiser & show. It was organized on behalf of the Watah Theatre, to secure a space that has nurtured the artistry of hundreds of artists across race, gender, class and orientation under the artistic direction of world renowned black genius D'bi Young Anitafrika. When I arrived and 👁saw so many people wearing both black and gold, I knew that

The air was electric. The mystery was mesmerizing as models made their entrance. Their glimmer stained the air; sewn mystic revelations unfolded in fabrics. And I was there, entranced as I painted. I had one eye on my canvas and the other eye on the runway. Let me gush about all of the designers for a moment. Smooth as satin, deep as night. Tell me this shot isn't absolutely GORGEOUS. Pictured is one of the stunning models, who just happened to be the daughter of the designe