citylikeyou — Swingers — Los Angeles by Jennica Atkinson

Los Angeles / Cafe

My favorite place to brainstorm over breakfast.

Website
swingersdiner.com

Address
Swingers, 802 Broadway, Los Angeles, United States

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Current city: Los Angeles

jennicaatkinson.com

Jennica Atkinson is a multidisciplinary creative, living and working in California. With an education background in graphic design and photography, Jennica’s practice has led her to work professionally as a designer, art director, and photographer for the past 8 years. She is currently living where people stop to watch the sunset in Santa Monica, CA. b. 1986, Baltimore, Maryland. Based in Los Angeles, California Education 2010 BA, Major in Graphic Design, Towson University, Towson, Maryland 2006 Certificate in Photography, Harford Community College, Bel Air, Maryland Group Exhibitions Santa Monica, CA, Fresh StART, Arena 1 Gallery - February 2018

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