We Are Coming
WINTER
2026
A Legacy Preserved: Lowcountry Legends
Available Winter 2026
Experience the soul of the Lowcountry through a lens of sophistication and reverence. Lowcountry Legends, a premier coffee table book produced by the visionary duo Katrina S. Crawford and Okeeba Jubalo, is more than a collection of images—it is a cultural landmark.
Coming this Winter 2026, this curated volume serves as a high-art tribute to the figures, landscapes, and stories that define the Lowcountry’s enduring spirit.
The Vision
In a world that moves too fast, Lowcountry Legends invites you to slow down. Crawford and Jubalo have combined their mastery of storytelling and aesthetic precision to create a tactile experience that honors heritage while embracing modern elegance.
Every page is a masterclass in visual narrative, meticulously designed to be the centerpiece of any home.
Why It Belongs on Your Table
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Stunning Artistry: High-fidelity photography and bespoke design elements that capture the hidden corners and iconic faces of the Lowcountry.
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Exclusive Narrative: Curated stories and insights from Katrina S. Crawford and Okeeba Jubalo, offering a rare perspective on local legacy.
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Heirloom Quality: Bound in premium materials, this book is built to be passed down through generations—a true collector’s item.
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A Statement Piece: Designed to elevate your interior space, the cover art (as seen in our previews) blends minimalist luxury with deep cultural roots.
"We didn't just want to make a book; we wanted to build a monument to the people who make this region legendary." — Katrina S. Crawford & Okeeba Jubalo
Get on the Lowcountry Legends List
Reserve Your Piece of History
The Winter 2026 release will be a limited-edition run.
Ensure your home reflects the beauty and depth of the Lowcountry by joining our exclusive waitlist.
Who We Are
Katrina S. Crawford is a photographer, videographer, and visual historian guided by the belief that the most powerful stories are not staged, they are lived. A Charleston native, born and raised, her work carries the rhythms, histories, and layered beauty of the Lowcountry, shaped by a deep reverence for place and people.
After completing her studies at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina, Crawford returned home to Charleston, where her creative voice continues to be informed by the culture and community that raised her. Her imagery reflects a quiet attentiveness to memory, presence, and the spaces where life unfolds.
Known for her grounded approach and instinct for genuine connection, Crawford creates images that do more than document moments; they honor the truth within them. Her work exists at the intersection of culture, community, and memory, preserving not only how moments look, but how they feel long after they pass.
As the founder of Katrina S. Crawford Photography, she approaches portraiture, events, and lifestyle work with a documentary sensibility shaped by years of listening closely, observing patiently, and building trust. Drawn to stories of legacy, identity, and the beauty found in everyday life, her camera becomes a bridge, allowing subjects to be seen with honesty, dignity, and care.
In 2023, Crawford expanded her storytelling into real estate, becoming a licensed real estate professional and adding a new dimension to her practice. Whether photographing or selling a space, she approaches homes as living archives, layered with history, possibility, and the imprints of the lives within them.
As a contributing partner to this coffee table book, Crawford brings a practice rooted in authenticity, curiosity, and cultural reverence. Her images invite viewers to slow down, lean in, and remain present. For her, meaningful photographs are not taken, they are earned through trust, intention, and connection.
Okeeba Jubalo is a dynamic force at the intersection of art and commerce. A community leader, activist, and CEO, Okeeba brings over 30 years of expertise in branding, marketing, and the fine arts to his role as a catalyst for cultural growth. From the urban landscape of Atlanta to the coastal heritage of South Carolina, he has consistently blazed trails that elevate both artists and entrepreneurs.
Through his agency, NobleSol Art Group, and his portfolio of publications—including Young Black Entrepreneur, The Charleston Compass, and The Park Circle Quarterly—Okeeba has engineered platforms for visibility and economic empowerment. His professional footprint includes high-impact collaborations with prestigious entities such as the Morehouse College National Alumni Association, the City of Atlanta, and the Los Angeles Sparks.
A multidisciplinary creative, Okeeba’s work spans performance art, music executive leadership, and fine art curation. Since returning to his roots in 2021, he has spearheaded a cultural renaissance in North Charleston, establishing his flagship gallery and the Global Art Fair to transform the region into a premier hub for African American arts and culture.
In his latest visionary collaboration with photographer Katrina S. Crawford, Okeeba is set to elevate the region’s narrative with "Lowcountry Legends." This landmark coffee table book serves as a sophisticated testament to the excellence thriving within the community. Through a curated journey of photography and editorial storytelling, the project champions the local legends whose influence resonates on a national and global scale.
