Almost Flickday
Flickday started as a nod to “almost Friday.” Now it’s my creative safe space—a place to stay playful, go off-script, and build with others beyond the Nino Chavez brand.
Almost Flickday
From a personal nod to a creative collective
It started as a quiet joke.
Flickday was my nod to almost Friday—that feeling when the energy shifts, the pressure lets up just enough, and you start to feel yourself again.
It was also a play on the wave of Instagram handles and hashtags that used “flick” as a shorthand for photo drops and media vibes.
But over time, it became more than that.
A Creative Space With Room to Breathe
Flickday evolved into something separate from my Nino Chavez photography brand.
Where Nino Chavez Photo is precise and emotionally dialed-in—
Flickday is looser. Louder. More playful.
It’s where I take myself a little less seriously and stay closer to the pulse—modern vibes, pop culture, current trends, experimental collabs.
It’s become my safe space.
A space where I can try stuff, remix, and just keep moving.
Why I Needed Flickday
Sometimes your personal brand can box you in.
The more defined it gets, the harder it is to color outside the lines.
Flickday gives me room to grow.
To explore ideas that don’t “fit” neatly.
To create with others.
To test out looks, styles, sounds, and energy that wouldn’t make sense anywhere else.
It’s not just about photos anymore.
It’s a launchpad for motion, merch, moments, and media.
Almost Flickday Is the Mentality
The name still works.
It’s not quite here—but close.
The moment’s about to land, and you need to be ready enough to catch it.
We don’t wait for perfection.
We move with presence.
We drop when it feels right.
Almost Flickday.
Because the moment’s already coming.
