hello, thank you for telling me!💛 you can try one of these fixes:
- open the site in an incognito/private window
- try a different browser/mobile data instead of wifi
- restart your browser
your network may still be using an older version of the site. it should resolve itself within a few hours!
Posts by CarmahnArt 🩷
A tutorial for adding the Afro Index web app to a mobile device Home Screen, for Android devices.
A tutorial for adding the Afro Index web app to a mobile device Home Screen, for Apple devices.
Here’s a tutorial for how to add Afro Index as an app to your Home Screen! ✨
It was a traffic limit, the site’s been upgraded so it’s back online now! Thank you for informing! 🙏🏾💛
Wow the art community is so amazing, I had to upgrade the site again omg y’all are the best! If you’d like to help support with maintenance costs I have a ko-fi for the project here: ko-fi.com/afroindex 💛✨🤗 Thank you all!
thank you so much! the dev/designer is also me lol 😅 but thank you for the suggestion, I will add a tutorial for those who want the app like experience 🙏🏾
Thank you all for the support on this! It’s so amazing to see this resource resonate w y’all 🫶🏾 if you have style suggestions or any corrections while browsing you can submit it here: afroindex.carrd.co ✨💛
Thanks for spreading the word! 🫡💛✨
Afro Index has finally launched! It’s a visual reference library of Black hairstyles, good for artists, animators, writers, and anyone want to learn more about Black hair! Check it out at afroindex.org 💛✨ #digitalart
Afro Index poster. The logo is at the top, a girl with an afro and a magnifying glass is the icon. Below the logo is a tagline, "A reference library for Black hairstyles." The launch date is large white text that reads 21.03.2026. Two black women lean on each other, their hairstyles are twists and braids.
Afro Index poster. The logo is at the top, a girl with an afro and a magnifying glass is the icon. Below the logo is a tagline, "Finding references for Black hair shouldn't be this hard." Three sticky notes with commonly confused hairsyle terms are on the background, connected by red thread.
Afro Index poster. The logo is at the top, and a girl with an afro and a magnifying glass is the icon. Below the logo is a title, "Meet Afro Index. Launching March 21st." A screenshot of the website shows a filter system and a grid of hairstyles.
Finally back on socials again 😅 I've been gone with good reason... I have been developing a personal project called Afro Index, a searchable reference library for Black hairstyles! Launching March 21st, save the date! 👀✨
It was so great doing an interview about my art! Thank you so much to Women in Urbanism & Ally 🫶🏾❤️
New interview blog titled, "Home Grown." Photo features Halifax-based Black artist Carmahn McCalla is looking up at her public art installation called Home Grown featuring illustrations of Black women and native Nova Scotian flowers. Read at www.WomenInUrbanism.ca/words.
🌺✊🏾 Black presence in our cities is deep, enduring, and too often rendered invisible. 🏙️ This #BlackHistoryMonth, read "Home Grown" ft. @carmahnart.bsky.social → www.womeninurbanism.ca/words/home-g...
A quartet of illustrations arranged in quadrants of the graphic. Surrounding the illustrations is a color coordinating border. In the center it reads “Artist Spotlight: @carmahnart.bsky.social”.
🌈 Hey Reading Rainbows! It’s time for our next artist reveal for the July Hoist the Colors crate! Next up is Carmahn @carmahnart.bsky.social who illustrated one endpaper for Fragments of a Fallen Star by Viano Oniomoh @vianoniomoh.bsky.social 🧵
#Art Train
I love drawing my OCs! Usually focus on martial arts / action / sapphic themes
I tag: @daggerstar.bsky.social @crocadill.bsky.social @altrodesi.bsky.social @losgee.bsky.social
I did the cover for the November issue of Scientific American!
I also did the inside spread for the cover story, but I’ll post that another day. A huge thanks to longtime favorite art director Michael Mrak for bringing me into this project. A lot of love went into everything, and I hope that shows
There is something so extremely satisfying about learning the names to all the bits and pieces of comics you love
This is amazing