Wow, the whirlwind continues...

I've been back from Rwanda for nearly three weeks now and in that time I've coordinated the logistics for a National Geographic Photo Camp on Smith Island, that we just returned from on Sunday (more on that later.)  I just zipped up to Brooklyn, NY this week for an AIGA/NY event that Jennie and Alexis from Blue Marble spoke about branding and how design has played a role in their larger vision, they featured some of the images from Sweet Dreams and it was good to connect with those amazing ladies stateside!

Director Rob Fruchtman, from Thunderfull Films, was also there to show a trailer on his upcoming documentary about Inzozi Nziza, that nearly brought me to complete tears of joy!  AND there's a possibility some of the images from Sweet Dreams may be used in an O Magazine blurb about Sweet Dreams/Blue Marble..  crossing my fingers, hopefully I didn't just jinx myself by telling you all!  Check out the trailer:


Sweet Dreams - trailer from Thunderfull Films on Vimeo.

While watching this at the event on Tuesday and seeing the Blue Marble gals up on stage sharing the story of how all of this came to be, I couldn't help but think about how amazing it is to be a part of all of this.  I wanted to jump up and down in my seat and run around with excitement that the reality that I've built around me is so flipping amazing and fun right now, and that it's making a huge positive impact on other people's lives.  R A D....