Creative chameleon Reanna Chambers is on a never-ending hunt for her next passion project. When she isn’t learning the niche art of wet-plate photography from artist Kenyatta Kelechi (@_yatta), she’s behind a film camera capturing quiet moments and abstract snapshots of her travels, creative circle, and interactions with the natural world and urban landscapes around her.
“The way I kept my sanity during this time was really just creating.”
Like Reanna’s myriad other creative outlets, which range from mural making to live jam sessions to video editing, her latest project was fueled by creative impulse rather than expectations for an end product.
“We all have these huge ideas we want to accomplish, but even just taking care of the littlest one, like a fun idea, can spiral into something.”
Gutted over the loss of her lucky Buck knife, Reanna was inspired to make a collection of knives and stickers in its image under the brand name Goodluckbuck. Encouraged by an onslaught of community support for the brand, Reanna has since teamed up with collaborators to offer a selection of other handmade goods, always with the goal of working alongside others to make things from the heart.
“It was cool to make something out of nothing, which is what I feel we’re all here to do.”
Be sure to check out Reanna’s latest passion project: https://www.goodluckbuck.co/
