Us Series
The Us Series is a visual meditation on identity, heritage, and everyday grace within African American life. Each charcoal portrait distills a moment through hairstyle, gesture, or silhouette, shaping it into timeless form. Through texture and shadow, the series honors individuality while revealing the quiet strength that connects us all. These works invite viewers to see beauty not only in faces, but in the stories they carry.
Us Series: Contours of Identity
This series translates identity into pure line and rhythm. Each silhouette traces the quiet geometry of self through hair, posture, and presence, rendered in white against black to reveal strength through simplicity. These outlines speak to heritage and individuality, showing how even minimal form can carry deep resonance.
The Elaine Butterfly Floral Design
In memory of my Beloved Mother Elaine Louise Skeete
Look Up! Design
This was a common saying by my cousin Mary. Over 100 years old when she left this life, but we all remember her saying. “Don’t Look Down, Look Up!”
Holiday Cheer
A vibrant celebration of the season, Holiday Cheer blends modern style with classic Christmas warmth. One side introduces bold colors and sneakers that bring a fresh, urban twist to Santa’s look, while the other highlights the joy of giving through gifts filled with creativity and connection. This piece reflects Aglo Designs’ signature balance of culture, imagination, and festive spirit.
It’s Complicated
It’s Crazy
A visual dialogue between structure and chaos. “It’s Complicated” explores sharp geometry and tension through bold, angular forms, while “It’s Crazy” flows with organic movement and color. Together, they capture the contrast between control and spontaneity, two sides of creative expression.
Nature in Motion
A study in organic form and contrast. Each piece reimagines nature through color and composition, from bold singular blooms to cascading leaves and delicate clusters. Together, they explore how simplicity and repetition can transform familiar floral motifs into modern design statements.
