There’s a moment when you first take a bite of a beignet, when the pastry, still hot from frying, and the powdered sugar meet on your tongue and melt together. The feeling is so deeply satisfying that driving any distance, even hours east to Café Du Monde in New Orleans, seems so worth it. [Read more…]
Whether it’s creamy queso paired with a cold Corona or the stars at night that shine big and bright deep in the heart of Texas, yellow is the honeyed hue heating up just in time for summer. [Read more…]
In Jan Arthur Harrell’s “Vanitas-The Muse in her Boudoir” series, she created an oversized vanity set using found objects and enamel. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Jan Arthur Harrell’s enameled sculptures are Texas-sized. They’re what you’d see if you lived life on the edge of the rabbit hole and regularly knocked back bottles labeled “DRINK ME.” [Read more…]
Manny Salazar, who owns Manny’s Traditional Barbershop at 1117 23rd St. in Galveston, trims and shapes Travis Sterne’s beard. Sterne has had a beard for close to two years and has Salazar trim it when he stops in for a haircut, he said. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Consider it a whisker revolution. In coffee shops, grocery stores, on the beaches, in the pages of this magazine — everywhere we look — there’s a man and there’s a beard. A full, bushy beard — Paul Bunyan style. [Read more…]
Green is the color of zesty limes, insane jealousy and palm fronds dancing in the air by the sea. It’s nature’s whisper that life is starting anew. And whether it’s a new home accessory or leprechaun-hued brew, it’s the color that will add life to your world this season. [Read more…]