The Sex Juju

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Digital guides, curricula, and zines offered as artifacts of practice, designed to uplift mental health and sexual wellness in Black American communities.

A structured, minimalist consultation space without any chairs or people, focusing instead on the intentional arrangement of objects. A low, rectangular coffee table in light oak stands on a tightly woven, neutral rug. On the table, a neatly stacked trio of soft-gray notebooks, a matte white ceramic cup holding fine-tipped pens, and a small, geometric stone sculpture create a visual triangle. Behind, a tall shelving unit in black metal and wood holds neatly aligned boxes labeled “Mind,” “Body,” and “Spirit” in understated typography. Natural afternoon light filters through sheer, off-white curtains, creating soft vertical bands of brightness across the floor and table. Photographic realism with an eye-level, wide shot and strong linear composition conveys order, safety, and professionalism, reflecting the holistic, mental-health-centered approach of sexology for the Black American community.
A sophisticated mood board pinned to a large cork panel mounted on a clean, light-gray wall, representing the visual language of precolonial African sexual wellness in a modern corporate context. Swatches of neutral and earthy fabrics, small monochrome prints of ancient geometric motifs, and neatly typed cards with words like “wholeness,” “ritual,” and “healing” are arranged in a precise grid. Slim black binder clips and metal pushpins add subtle industrial detail. A narrow ledge below the board holds a closed taupe portfolio and a minimalist sand-colored hourglass. Soft, indirect daylight from the right produces gentle, consistent illumination with faint, disciplined shadows. Captured straight-on with sharp focus across the entire frame, the photographic style is clean and organized, evoking strategic thinking, cultural respect, and a thoughtful, evidence-informed approach to sexual health design and education.

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A meticulously organized, minimalist desk scene featuring an open, linen-textured notebook with the words “The Sex Juju” embossed in subtle matte gold on the cover. The notebook rests on a smooth, warm-gray concrete desktop alongside a slim black fountain pen and a neatly stacked set of cream-colored index cards labeled with clinical terms about sexual health. In the background, a soft-focus bookshelf holds neutral-toned archival boxes and academic binders. Cool, diffused daylight from an unseen window to the left casts gentle, linear shadows, reinforcing clean lines and a structured, corporate aesthetic. Captured at an eye-level, three-quarter angle with sharp focus on the notebook and a mild vignette around the edges, the photographic realism feels calm, professional, and grounded in serious, evidence-based sexology work.

Showcases any digital guides, curricula, or zines as portfolio artifacts, even if not sold, framing them as tangible outputs of your practice.

A meticulously organized, minimalist desk scene featuring an open, linen-textured notebook with the words “The Sex Juju” embossed in subtle matte gold on the cover. The notebook rests on a smooth, warm-gray concrete desktop alongside a slim black fountain pen and a neatly stacked set of cream-colored index cards labeled with clinical terms about sexual health. In the background, a soft-focus bookshelf holds neutral-toned archival boxes and academic binders. Cool, diffused daylight from an unseen window to the left casts gentle, linear shadows, reinforcing clean lines and a structured, corporate aesthetic. Captured at an eye-level, three-quarter angle with sharp focus on the notebook and a mild vignette around the edges, the photographic realism feels calm, professional, and grounded in serious, evidence-based sexology work.

Showcases any digital guides, curricula, or zines as portfolio artifacts, even if not sold, framing them as tangible outputs of your practice.

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