Windafire
My name is Windafire. I am twelve years old.
I enjoy music, fashion, dance, performance and making funny videos with my friends.
My days are spent exploring the things that interest me.
I make clothes. I write music.
Sometimes, I get to be in movies and performances.
Right now, I'm working on being the best that I can be.
Come see what I am doing.
Here is an article about me in The Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
On November 20, 2014 on WQED Pittsburgh, featured me in their series Portrayal & Perception: African American Men & Boys. The episode is titled "Already Doing It." I think that's cool. I don't know if I am already doing it. I do know that I am trying to do what I am supposed to be doing. It is available for streaming from their website.
I enjoy music, fashion, dance, performance and making funny videos with my friends.
My days are spent exploring the things that interest me.
I make clothes. I write music.
Sometimes, I get to be in movies and performances.
Right now, I'm working on being the best that I can be.
Come see what I am doing.
Here is an article about me in The Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
On November 20, 2014 on WQED Pittsburgh, featured me in their series Portrayal & Perception: African American Men & Boys. The episode is titled "Already Doing It." I think that's cool. I don't know if I am already doing it. I do know that I am trying to do what I am supposed to be doing. It is available for streaming from their website.
Thank you!
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I am truly grateful to everyone who was part of my show! There are just so many names to name. I will make a blog post this week.
But, I had to post this picture from a girl who came to see Windafire One: The first collection and left a dryad. This make me feel so happy. I just want our outsides to match our insides. I think this is happening. |
4:30 PM, June 7, 2014
Afro American Music Institute
7131 Hamilton Avenue
Pittsburgh PA. 15208
I am very excited to show all of the designs I have been working on all year. I started learning how to sew by upcycling t-shirts into t-skirts. Then, I started working with fleece. This helped me get my skills together so I could work with fun and fancy fabrics like velvets, satins and chiffon. More information - email my Mom at Svaha Paradox Salon.
Afro American Music Institute
7131 Hamilton Avenue
Pittsburgh PA. 15208
I am very excited to show all of the designs I have been working on all year. I started learning how to sew by upcycling t-shirts into t-skirts. Then, I started working with fleece. This helped me get my skills together so I could work with fun and fancy fabrics like velvets, satins and chiffon. More information - email my Mom at Svaha Paradox Salon.
RESUME
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FASHION
Windafire One: The First Collection THEATER Second Steel: #3 She Diva Died. & Come Again? C.A.S.A. Flashmob FILM Fathers & Daughters Red Lineage Project East Of Liberty: Chapter 4 Steel Town TV The Magic Woods Hugh McGough For Judge MUSIC Afro American Music Institute Creative Life Support MUSICAL THEATER A Lyrical Christmas Carol |
Designer, Model Prosper /Co-writer HeSpecial Dancer Extra Writer, Composer, Spoken Word Segment Composer Extra Featured Extra (speaking role) Model Boys Choir Member Windafire Sailor |
Svaha Paradox Salon Unlisted Svaha Paradox Salon Kimberly DrGoddess Ellis F & D Productions, LLC Miko Kuro's Midnight Tea Hyperboy Media Blue Production, LLC Magic Woods, Inc. Campaign for Hugh McGough Dr. James Johnson Mr Smalls Studio Pittsburgh Musical Theater |
2014 2013 2013 2012 2014 2013 2013 2010 2011 2010 2013- present 2013 2013 |
My soundtrack for Red Lineage Project by Miko Kuro's Midnight Tea
studying with Howie Alexander
studying with Liz Berlin of Rusted Root
meeting with Beverly Johnson
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