By Chantel Elder Meet Misha Lindsey She is a Grid Girl at heart, even though she resides in South Land Park. Misha is the genius behind Delaney Designs (http://delaneydesigns.net). If she can dream it she can probably build, make or design it, and that is exactly what she does for herself and others. I...
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By Chantel Elder Khrystyne Kaphan was nominated for my “day in the life project” by one of her clients. The nomination had such sincerity that I was immediately excited to photograph her for Girls on the Grid – especially since May is health/fitness/nutrition month! Khrystyne is a personal trainer. You have no doubt seen her...
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By Chantel Elder My friend Laura is one of the genius ladies behind Girls on the Grid. GOTG is a lifestyle blog in Sacramento that discusses everything from politics to the best night creams for ladies. There are several regular writers on it and a few months back she asked if I would guest...
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Char Hall of Side Show Studios invites us into her Side Show – Part 2 (See Part 1 here) By Chantel Elder I walked into Sideshow Studios last Saturday around 6:00. As mentioned in last Friday’s post, I was invited to document Char Hall of Sideshow Studios “at work” on a tattoo. Although working, she...
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Char Hall of Side Show Studios invites us into her Show – Part 1 By Chantel Elder I went a tad off the grid for this blog. But with distance came the discovery of one of Sacramento’s most amazing artists. Char Hall was suggested to me for a “Day in the Life” project, so...
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By Chantel Elder She likes to wear black, loves her “gettin stuff done” boots, and can’t decide if her best friend is scissors or make-up. She can glam you up like the rock star you feel like you are, or give you an updo that is sophisticated and elegant. Meet Tania Voochen of Byuti...
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Meet the sweetheart behind the tasty desserts at Sacramento’s Ella restaurant: Rachel Wallace By Chantel Elder To kick off my little project of “Day in the Life” portraits, I thought I would begin with a subject that I LOVE…desserts. I am that kid that couldn’t wait to be an adult just so I could...
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By Chantel Elder Pink used to represent all things girly. It was the color my bedroom was painted when I was a little kid, and the only time you saw a guy wear it was on Miami Vice. These days, pink has a much different impression on the world. Pink represents strength, determination, obstacles...
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