After Cheyenne starting a project titled "Black Women for Young Black Girls" all shot on 35mm film, that can be viewed on her site, Williams transitioned to medium format film. Months of conversation and procrastination she produced this head on black girl magic, fashion forward and captivating book, Black and Bountiful. Williams has paired the images of beautiful black women with quotes by various historically iconic black people. She has dedicated this book and most of her art too "young black girls struggling to love themselves, young black girls who have been feed misconceptions of what black women should look like, and to young black children everywhere! You are love and you are loved". Her deep love and appreciation for her fellow brothers and sisters stems from her constantly growing interactions and conversations about being black and more so being a black woman in a racist society where the only people that truly love and stick up for black women are other black women. She hopes to any and everyone who sees this is inspired to uplift, love, and protect black women, especially those whom have no immediate connection to you. "To truly see US, not just as black women, but as forces of nature that are deserving to be here taking up space and deserve to be respected and our work (be it our faces or our outfits) be honored and credited grossly".
"The most mistreated person in America is the Black Woman"-Malcom X