“I tend to pull things from my day-to-day life, coming across interesting ideas or packaging or movies or music. My focus is on the future and how we push design culturally, making the world a better place.”
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“I’m fortunate to have such a fine space to work in. The light is beautiful…..I have my books and picture files and music, I’m surrounded by art made by friends and family, and my dog comes in to visit.”
“I have habitually photographed my desk space/work benches over the years. Not sure why, but it may be related to wanting to document my milkcrate collection. Interesting timing because I’m making a transition from a van-based workplace to a studio with a darkroom.” “The driver’s seat as corner suite office (with the engine compartment up front to allow “in-doors’ engine repair) […]
“The studio for me has always been a second bedroom of a regular home. I’ve never had what one thinks of as an “ARTIST’S STUDIO.” Once working in a suburb of Houston, Texas, I am now in the Los Angeles area. This studio is new to me. I have a piece in-progress that I started over […]
“My studio is small so each surface has a few purposes and there’s lots of storage wherever I can make room. I’ve been working on a series of silkscreens lately which is a mess and always requires a lot of moving stuff around. One desk is usually reserved for storage and computer things, while the […]
“What you see here is an example of very good intentions. My husband and I recently bought this house in northeast Los Angeles, a Spanish revival built in 1932, and for the first time in my life I have a whole room that’s a dedicated office space. It’s beautiful and light-filled and the windows swing […]