While I love shooting outside and on location, I also have a photography studio based in Bedford – just 35 minutes from St Pancras, London.
THE lid is set to be lifted on what went on inside one of the fashion industry’s most famous night spots, Studio 54, in a new radio programme called The Marc and Myra Show. Marc Benecke, who manned the door, and Myra Scheer, co-owner Steve Rubell’s former
Leigh Webber
When we do an Inside the Studio feature, we typically take you, well, inside the studio. We talk about how the space inspires the designers who inhabit it and how they create together to get work done. But how are agencies coping in a time when most people aren’t going into an office and instead […]
07_02_13_InsideTheStudio_Creature_1.jpg While up in Seattle, I stopped in to visit our friends at Creature, a global ground of thinkers, makers and “creators of things”. Creature is a multi-disciplinary firm that does, well, a little bit of everything. Recent notable projects range from the fall Truvia campaign, the Nuun identity and packaging, Seattle’s Best Coffee identity […]
07_01_13_InsideTheStudio_BCo_1.jpg “When people feel well, they feel amazingly calm, relaxed and free of stress, yet also re-energized and emotionally lifted. When we deliver that sense of calm and energy – through strategy and design – people react viscerally – it makes them feel good. It’s incredibly effective for brands in any category – and that’s […]
Inside the Studio — Samuel Johnson
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If you stroll around the offices of the Portland, Maine-based branding and marketing agency Pulp + Wire, you’ll find a few quotes affixed to the walls, but there’s one that best suits the agency, from a little 1988 John Carpenter movie starring Canadian professional wrestler and all-around legend “Rowdy” Roddy Piper called They Live: “I […]
09_04_13_insidestudio_knockknock_1.jpg Talent is only a prerequisite. If we don’t look at your portfolio we’re not going to even consider you. So your talent is proven before you come into the interview. Insane talent is rare, but you know, just talent is not rare and it doesn’t make you that special. – Jen Bilik, Owner and […]
Each week one of our contributors gives you a sneak peek into their studio, creative process or inspirations. We ask a related question of ...
_07_04_13_InsideTheStudio_Poketo_1.jpg “Packaging is the essence of your brand.” – Angie Myung, Co-Founder of Poketo Recently, The Dieline relocated our headquarters to the Art District in Downtown Los Angeles, right around the corner from one of our most favorite design stores, Poketo. Inside the Poketo flagship store, they run everything related to the Poketo brand from […]
While the fantasy creatures in AJ Fosik's wood sculptures are known to be ferocious, for his latest solo show, "Against the Infinite," Fosik has created a new body of work that deals with beasts at odds with themselves. Inspired by Ernest Becker's book The Denial of Death, Fosik's work deals with the feeling of invincibility and the human impulse to fight our own mortality. The new wall-mounted works and free-standing sculpture depict toothy predators with two or more heads battling out their internal conflicts. As Fosik prepared for "Against the Infinate," which opens at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in New York this Saturday, November 23, Matt Wagner visited his Portland studio to document the progress of his new work over the course of the past year. Check out Wagner's photos after the jump to get some insight into the demanding process behind Fosik's new sculptures.
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Inside the studio of Antonio Berardi
Liz Payne is an artist & designer from Sydney, Australia who’s work encompasses disciplines including painting, textile art and wearables. Exploring the intersection between art, craft and design, Liz aims for her work to question perceptions and expectations of the every day in the pursuit of breaking free from the rules of the predicable and conventional.
Explore how Bartosz Beda creates abstract figures in his studio. Witness the process from initial strokes to evolving compositions, blending familiar forms with imaginative ideas to create a unique
Each week one of our contributors gives you a sneak peek into their studio, creative process or inspirations. We ask a related question of ...
Each week one of our contributors gives you a sneak peek into their studio, creative process or inspirations. We ask a related question of...
