September 1, 2015

Culture, Kids' Corner

New Bibs on the Block Inspired by Culture x Travel x Fashion

Niko and Iyla have been real troopers during the brand development process of KampInd’s Double Dribble bandana bibs and blankets.  At first, they were wondering what on earth my brother, sister-in-law, and I were so excited about!  (See below) But, now, they …

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Tags: Art, baby shower gifts, bandana bibs, Barcelona, brand ambassadors, branding, Culture, DC, Double Dribble Bandana Bibs, fashion, handmade baby products, hypebeastkids, KampInd, kidsfashion, marketing, MD, multicultural baby products, Spain, style, SustainableFashion, travel, trendykiddies, UK, unique baby shower gifts

July 21, 2015

Creative Process, Kids' Corner, Store

Behind the Bibs Video Series

KampInd’s 1st installment of “Behind the Bibs” is now available. While still photographs of their products and the beautiful children wearing them are great, they wanted to bring you one step closer…Enjoy!   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAjXz5h9-2A&feature=em-share_video_user   If you’d like to check out KampInd’s etsy store, …

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Tags: advertising, bandana bibs, Behind the Bibs, branding, Creative Process, creativity, Culture, Double Dribble Bandana Bibs, Etsy, fashion, handmade, handmade baby products, Ibiza, inspiration, KampInd, multicultural baby products, travel, UK, unisex baby products, video, wavy bandana bib

April 23, 2015

Inspiration, Kids' Corner, News and Artists

KampInd’s Double Dribble Bibs Debut on Mater Mea!

Today, KampInd’s Double Dribble Bandana Bibs debuted on mater mea as their first maker profile! So cool!  You can read the full profile on mater mea with my sister-in-law, Swetha M. Batambuze! “When I shopped around for products, I just didn’t find …

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Tags: DoubleDribble Bandana Bibs, England, ethnic baby products, India, innovation, inspiration, KampInd, mater mea, Mommy Groups, multicultural baby products, Swetha M Batambuze, Uganda, Union Jack, United Kingdom

July 3, 2014

Artist, Kids' Corner

Cultivating Raw Talent–My Little Artist

Our five-year-old has been participating in Connect with Art summer camp, and we have been amazed with the artwork he’s creating! He usually has paint on his forehead or chalk on his shirt when he comes home, so I was thinking …

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Tags: Ablade Glover, Akua Gaudry, Art, Art summer camp, arts education, Artsy.net, Connect with Art, creativity, Culture, empowerment, Frida Khalo, Ghana, Harlem, Kids, Mexico, The Migration Series

June 16, 2014

Culture, Kids' Corner

Connect with Art Summer Camp

 Top Caption: Akua holding original Degas on the right and Zazu holding his version of Degas on the left, which was created using the ‘upside down’ drawing method. If you’re reading this, school is probably out for summer break, or about to …

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Tags: Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, Alliance Francaise, arts appreciation, Arts Camp for Children, Auguste Renoir, Bamidele Dancers and Drummers, Connect with Art summer camp, Degas, France, Francophone, French immersion, Ghana, hyperrealism, Jacob Lawrence, Mount Holyoke College, Romare Bearden, sumi-e painting, Takoma Park, Une Touche d'Ebène, upside down drawing method, Youth Arts program