If this piece looks familiar, then you recognize it from Addonis's work with One United Bank. Addonis Parker is located in Miami, FL and has done other artwork for One United Bank, including a mural on one of their buildings in Miami. His artwork honors the Black community and the struggles faced in order to achieve civil rights.

Addonis also has an Art Forever Studio in Miami which strives to reach the hearts and artistic minds of at-risk youth.

Kingdom of Mel is based out of New York City and is owned by Tiffany Hill. Mel is short for melanin so you already know that this brand is African-inspired. Hill has always been fascinated with Kente cloth, ancient Egypt and Victorian era. She brings a combination of art and fashion to the Kingdom of Mel line.

The pieces that stand out are the waterproof duffle bags that display the terms "King" or "Queen" and are adorned with an outline of Africa on the end. You can also get African-inspired sneakers, watches and bracelets from this creative entrepreneur!

Kani Saburi Ayubu (pictured on the right with his father) is the founder of The Black Art Depot that is located in Atlanta, GA. He started the company in 2004 with the goal to be the #1 supplier of African-American art, gifts, collectibles and African decor in the world. The Black Art Depot is focused on giving back to the community as members of the Georgia Black Chamber of Commerce and Greater Durham Black Chamber of Commerce.  

The company serves as a platform for you to buy everything from Bible covers to Christmas decorations to home decor and everything in between! The Black Art Depot also features collections that showcase Barack Obama, Black Love, Black History and Black Panther (both the Party and the movie). Make sure to check out The Black Art Depot for all your artistic desires.