Artist: Jeannette Gomez

In her red dress and layers of pearls, Jeannette Gomz steps into the frame like a living painting—bold, radiant, and unafraid of color. Her work is a celebration of spirit and creativity, blending symbolism, personal myth, and raw expression. Surrounded by flowers, palettes, and canvases, she carries both softness and fire, reminding us that art is not just something we look at—it’s something we live.

Jeannette’s portraits tell a story of transformation: a woman rooted in tradition yet reaching toward something larger, cosmic, and wild. The rubber duck she holds in one image, the vivid chaos of color in another, and the sacred heart imagery around her all point to a playful yet deeply spiritual artistic vision.

At Tallulahmade, we celebrate artists like Jeannette who blur the line between life and art. She is not simply making paintings—she is the art. Her presence, her dress, her surroundings, and her creations weave together into one continuous act of expression.

Summer Solstice 2025

This week, I gathered with a group of incredible women to celebrate the Summer Solstice—the longest day of the year and a sacred moment of light, stillness, and reflection. Across cultures and centuries, the Solstice has marked a time of transition, abundance, and illumination. It reminds us to pause, to honor how far we’ve come, and to consciously choose what we’re calling in.

On June 21, we honored the peak of the sun’s power—a day to reflect, release, and realign. June 22 invited us to integrate what surfaced, to let the light settle in our bodies and guide us gently. On June 23, we embraced the mystical edge of midsummer, a time steeped in ritual and intuition, when dreams speak and the unseen becomes clearer.

And now, on the 24th, I release these photos to this group and to these wonderful females as an offering—as a love letter to my friends of the power of sisterhood, presence, and creativity in this time of fruitfulness. These images are more than documentation. They are a reflection of what it means to show up, to create in community, and to honor the sacred in the everyday.

What we learn from each other in these moments is priceless. That vulnerability is strength. That gathering with intention is a radical act. And that through food, conversation, and shared creation, we remember we are never alone. This Solstice was a reminder that light isn’t about perfection—it’s about being real, being ready, and being witnessed.

To the sun, thank you for staying a little longer.
To these women, thank you for shining with me.
To this season, we are ready for what’s next.

Creative Director: Dara Dagun

Beautiful Models: Tamara Miller, Amanda De Leon, Cynthia Spotz, Shawne Dubois, Arline Vazquez, Ember Morrigan, Imogen Nikolaevna, Dara Dagun, Eryn Branham

Studio: The Meadow AZ

The Future Ms. Arizona UIE

I believe in speaking things into existence. It is the only way to life. When I met this young lady, it was providence because we both had goals that aligned. I wanted to take beautiful and elegant studio shots to brush up on my studio photography. She needed studio photos in order to advance to the Ms. Arizona UIE beauty competition.

We aligned.

And thus art was made. In recent times, I have been getting in tune with myself in order to make real connections with the people that I work with. I believe before, I wanted acceptance and for people to like my work. Now, I just want ME to like my work and that will transfer to the client, who ultimately will hype you up.

Energy transfers.

So if I have any advice to give to anyone, share your good energy and love you have for yourself with others before you embark on any creative venture together. Then you will produce the product I have created with the help of the FUTURE Ms. Arizona UIE.