Explanation

So I would just like to explain the logo quickly, it really isn't complicated.
I watch a LOT of videos on youtube and one of the ones I love is Frezned's Capital Loser video from which I learned about MAJUSCULE. Majuscule just means capital letter but I loved the sound so much I told Tinny. It brewed in our conversations for a few weeks and when we finally decided to make this blog, we thought it would be a great name. Since the blog is about our art, we decided on MajusculeA as in A-R-T. Minuscules as you may have guessed are lower case lettters and we thought it would be symbolic, as two insignificant people trying to make something of themselves.
As for the picture itself, it was taken on the same day as all of the other playground pictures, where we used my Sony Cybershot camera to take pictures in burst in the garden of our old elementary school. After these were taken, I chose the best ones and used photoshop to put them together.

[LIONFRO]

Playful Colours

This is a first in a series of many pictures of Tinny that we took one afternoon. She is wearing a pair of my purple tights (from Urban Outfitters), a black sweater and wedges (from Barneys and H&M), and my yellow sunglasses (also from Urban Outfitters). This and many more that will soon be posted, were taken at our old elementary school one afternoon in February.
~Lionfro

Welcome to Majuscule A-R-T

We, Tinny and Lionfro, are the founders of Majuscule A, a blog dedicated to the discussion and display of our own art as well as that of our friends and, eventually, readers. The two of us are longtime artistic creators, having explored various fields and media from early ages. Lionfro expresses her quirky style through watercolor paintings, predominantly photography, video, caligraphy, photoshop, knitting, and original sock monkeys. Tinny utilizes acrylic painting, black and white photography, ceramics, sewing, and drawing as means of expression, along with modeling in New York City. Both of us are extremely creative and repeatedly dabble into new artforms, although not always with the greatest success. Both of us enjoy displaying our work in scholastic art shows and magazines, and from now on, we will be doing so on this blog as well. We introduce MajusculeA (as in A-R-T) to you with that aim, and hope you will enjoy it. <3tinny>