Technicolor is an online magazine celebrating multi-ethnic relationships through conversations and photos. 

It's run by the husband+wife duo of Justin (that's me on the left) and Nidhi (that's her on the right). You can read our story here.

We started Technicolor because intimately sharing life with someone who experiences the world in a fundamentally different way than yourself can be painful and baffling. But more than that, it’s eye-opening and beautiful.

Each story told through Technicolor is a vignette of love, identity, and culture. To our fellow mixed couples: we hope this makes you feel seen.

To everyone else: we hope you’ll be inspired to invite other perspectives into your life. If you're not sure where to start, here are a few of our favorite recommendations:

Reading

• A Dilemma of Intimacy by Anne Anlin Cheng (The Nation)
• Interview with Mira Jacob (The Atlantic)
  

Instagram

• Black Coffee With White Friends
• The Diversity Gap 

Education

• Mockingbird (Patreon)
• Race/Related (New York Times)
• Code Switch (NPR)

Contribute
We're always open to interviewers, photographers, and couples who want to share their stories. If you'd like to contribute in one of those areas (or some other way) please email us.   

Support
This project is made possible by Bonsai partners

Creative Details
Website: Semplice
Transcription: Otter
Photos: Pixel 3 with the Moment Wide Lens and processed with VSCO (unless otherwise noted)
Fonts: Covik Sans and Blazeface

Technicolor is an online magazine celebrating multi-ethnic relationships through conversations and photos.

Created by Justin in California  
Thanks to Bonsai partners