Tag: california
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Thank you, Rachel, for inviting me to come and help create the imagery for your new website. Despite the odds, I think we did pretty well, and I can’t wait to see the final results. And thank you, Bridget Farmer, for bringing your style to the styling. It is amazing what a person can do…
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As I was putting in my own holiday print orders, I started thinking about what else I could give Arann that would be creative and inspiring. So I decided to make a calendar, with the hopes that the best photos and memories of 2010 will inspire us to be even more creative and adventurous in…
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Rebecca brought two of her Fibershed artists… …and the black felt jacket they made together… …to meet the alpacas who grew the wool for the jacket… …and the ranchers who raised the alpacas for the wool. I am not sure who enjoyed the meeting more… …the alpacas… …or the artists. But I think everyone, including…
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We were living in Korea and I was going to an American school. I can’t remember my teacher’s name. But I can remember the day when my teacher, whose name might have started with a G, was writing on the blackboard and explaining that a desert only has one “s.” But a dessert has two,…
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…very, very hot.
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On May 10th, 2010 I received this email… Hello Paige, I work for the Town of Danville, overseeing both Transportation and Economic Development. On the Economic Development side of the house, I’ve been looking for ways of capturing the depth of the people, and of the sweat and tears that went into the making of…
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This is the amazing Sally Fox. The woman who will not be stopped on her mission to grow organic colored cotton. This is Sally Fox’s organic cotton growing in a field that she is letting go fallow in order to let the soil rest. This is Sally Fox’s adorable daughter, who is the only nine-year-old…
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The Genius…Tyler Young… is at it again. This time, Tyler‘s Petaluma community project focuses on the Farmers and Artists of Petaluma, because as he says… Pitchforks, tractors and hay bales. Paintbrushes, video cam’s and laptops. From dirt to digital art, Petaluma lies precisely at the intersection of agriculture and creativity. ProjectHERE wishes to celebrate Petaluma’s…
somewhere between a handshake and two kisses 