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A F R O C H I C K | M A G A Z I N E 11 alone, I am in no way lonely. I share the process with my Collectors and fans. I solicit their suggestions for color schemes and titles. I recognize that this trip is all about US. How does natural hair care play a role in your life as an artist? I keep a flyyy short ‘do! Sometimes I’m feeling black, natural and curly. Other times I need those lightest blonde spikes. And don’t be surprised when I cut it all off for the honey blonde fade. I know for a fact that my Hair has a story all of its own. My Hair is Art! Have you ever painted pictures that depict natural black women? Yes! The women and girls in my paintings often rock afros, afro puffs and locs. One of my favorite collections was the “Flyyy ‘Fro Series” which included 4 pieces. All of the Divas rocked long afros, short afros and fluffy afros. They wore designer hair accessories, flamboyant earrings and my signature luscious lips. When is your next show? nd My next solo exhibit is scheduled for March 22 in Smyrna, Georgia at the 2014 STRUT Awards. The title of the exhibit is “The Evolution of My STRUT!” Where has your work been shown? Pine Hills Performing Arts Center- Orlando, Florida TUAC- Thomaston, Georgia studio 1034- Houston, Texas Sista’s House of Prosperity- Fayetteville, Georgia MDAS- Stone Mountain, Georgia Jo’s Gallery- Detroit, Michigan Memorial Brunch and Tribute- New York, New York STRUT4A Cure- Las Vegas, Nevada Can clients purchase your work online? To Purchase or Commission me for an Original Painting, send an email to [email protected], inbox me at www.facebook.com/DarcovaTriplett or inbox me at www.facebook.com/GalleryTrip. What is your dream project? Every time I go home, I dream of being a part of the Hartsfield- Jackson Atlanta International AirportAirport Art Program- Permanent Exhibit but right about now, I’m ready to wake up and make this dream a reality!