Rachel Slakter

John Elliot x LeBron Icon shot by me for @stockx (check it out on their insta!) (at StockX World Headquarters)

[3/3] some photography for a clothing brand I work for @cost_projects featuring their new collection

[2/3] some photography for a clothing brand I work for @cost_projects featuring their new collection

[1/3] some photography for a clothing brand I work for @cost_projects featuring their new collection

“The Fifth Element” my Hip-Hop History, baseball-card-inspired collection made in collaboration with @cost_projects #hiphophistory #djkoolherc #afrikabambaataa #grandmasterflash #krsone #marleymarl #rakim #rundmc #nwa #publicenemy ⚾️🎤🎧 The fifth element of Hip-Hop is knowledge! (at Stamps School of Art & Design)

Yehuda Market, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Yehuda Market, Kibbutz Gabot, Sderot, Tel Aviv, Negev Desert, Tel Aviv, Western Wall. Like my photography Facebook page: Rachel Slakter Photography (at Israel)

Humans / Animals (at Israel)

“Akria Movie Poster” made with Adobe Illustrator

Digital painting of Kendrick Lamar

Photos of my completed “Jessica Care Moore Poetry Jacket” and Jessica Care Moore wearing the jacket herself!

Gift for a new bride for her upcoming bridal shower

(Set 2) Studio shots of my Hip-Hop History inspired line “The Fifth Element.” Afrika Bambaataa first stared that the Fifth Element of Hip-Hop was Knowledge. “[Knowledge] is the glue that holds the artistic elements within the context of hip-hop. Without knowledge, a person who can rap will never be an emcee. A person who can mix records on a turntable can never be considered a DJ if he or she doesn't have knowledge. Spinning on your head without possessing knowledge only makes you capable of getting dizzy. Tagging the walls without knowledge is just vandalism. Knowledge is the element that explains the difference between mainstream society and the hip-hop community. It helps the people of hip-hop learn about and embrace their differences, from language to physical abilities. It teaches the hip-hop community how to properly express themselves for the entire world to experience.” http://acrnhiphop101.blogspot.com/2010/04/hiphops-5th-element-kickin-knowledge.html?m=1

(Set 1) Studio shots of my Hip-Hop History inspired line “The Fifth Element.” Afrika Bambaataa first stared that the Fifth Element of Hip-Hop was Knowledge. “[Knowledge] is the glue that holds the artistic elements within the context of hip-hop. Without knowledge, a person who can rap will never be an emcee. A person who can mix records on a turntable can never be considered a DJ if he or she doesn't have knowledge. Spinning on your head without possessing knowledge only makes you capable of getting dizzy. Tagging the walls without knowledge is just vandalism. Knowledge is the element that explains the difference between mainstream society and the hip-hop community. It helps the people of hip-hop learn about and embrace their differences, from language to physical abilities. It teaches the hip-hop community how to properly express themselves for the entire world to experience.” http://acrnhiphop101.blogspot.com/2010/04/hiphops-5th-element-kickin-knowledge.html?m=1

Graduation photos c/o 2018

@jessicacaremoor in my “Jessica Care Moore Poetry Jacket” my role model in my work, my heart is so full 💝 (at Detroit, Michigan)

Photographs of my The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five windbreaker

Misc. contact sheets for a photography class. Shot with a Nikon D3400