Temptest The Artist Takes Us Behind The Scene for Custom Swag.
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Temptest The Artist Takes Us Behind The Scene for Custom Swag.


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Naturally, @temptesttheartist is putting her own spin on the magazine that changed history. While part one of the Tré luxury magazine focused on creative innovation, the next expansion will focus on celebrating the game-changers of Third Ward, Texas. Interdisciplinary Artist, Temptest sets the tone as the creator and featured cover artist for the recent collectors edition.@_adrianna.b takes us on a tour behind the scenes as the cover comes to life in our first ever Tré Swag.

Available in select specialty shops and @pocketfullofstones1 Tap the link in our bio for all of the details and to order your limited edition gear. #TemptestTheArtist #TréMagazine #love #instagood #fashion #art #beauty #life #motivation #innovation #swag #3wtx #bey #thirdward

Director: Adrianna Cool Media
Location: https://www.pocketfullofstones1.com
Host: Temptest The Artist
Business: Rush Cycle, Woodforest

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