I'm just on my way back to Martha's Vineyard after a few days in CT for a little work and a little play. Here's a quick snap of Monster Mox working her core strength at Gramps & Meem's house. I promised her some of Gramp's fried eggs & bacon if she let me take some pictures, I just didn't tell her she'd have to wait till she had some teeth to eat them :-)
Friday, May 30, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Trading Sidewalks for Sand
Ever since I was little I've dreamed of living on Martha's Vineyard. I use to cry when we packed up the car and left the island at the end of the summer and was thrilled when Hurricane Bob put the Chappy Ferry out of commission and a swim with a bar of soap constituted a bath. So after several Manhattan summers, I've taken the plunge and relocated for the summer. Below are some pics of my new office on Beach Road in Vineyard Haven. I've spent the last week and a bit getting settled and gearing up for an exciting summer season with weddings both on and off the island.
The reclaimed wood frames are from the lovely folks at the Frame Center in Vineyard Haven.
Thanks to Sofya at Nochi for the beautiful flowers!
The chairs are ridiculously comfortable, thank you Joanne!!!
As soon as I laid eyes on this trunk I picked it up and put it in my office. I'm lucky enough to have my studio in a building full of creative folks. When you enter the building you'll see some of the super cool creations by Gristmill Builders, who made the trunk. Thankfully I am not strong enough nor do I have room for some of the other fabulous furniture in their showroom.
Essential elements. I am strategically located within walking distance of the best coffee on the island.
The view. My office faces the shipyard and the inlet where I attempted to become a windsurfer...I wasn't terribly successful.
The reclaimed wood frames are from the lovely folks at the Frame Center in Vineyard Haven.
Thanks to Sofya at Nochi for the beautiful flowers!
The chairs are ridiculously comfortable, thank you Joanne!!!
As soon as I laid eyes on this trunk I picked it up and put it in my office. I'm lucky enough to have my studio in a building full of creative folks. When you enter the building you'll see some of the super cool creations by Gristmill Builders, who made the trunk. Thankfully I am not strong enough nor do I have room for some of the other fabulous furniture in their showroom.
Essential elements. I am strategically located within walking distance of the best coffee on the island.
The view. My office faces the shipyard and the inlet where I attempted to become a windsurfer...I wasn't terribly successful.
Monday, May 12, 2008
You know you're not in Manhattan when...
...you have to stop for a wild turkey crossing the road on your way to work. More on my new summer headquarters coming soon!
Thursday, May 8, 2008
I've been branded!
My new business cards arrived last week and in my humble opinion they are beautiful!!! Huge thanks to Zoë of Zoë Ink for her lovely creation and being such a joy to work with. Whether you are looking for a new logo or a wedding invitation, definitely check her out! And a huge thanks to Mike Colón for recommending Zoë. I took a workshop with Mike back in February where he shared a ton of great info as well as his super cool business card, which I like almost as much as mine :-) Actually I'm totally envious of his signature, I wish mine looked as cool. Thank you both!
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