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The Saga of the Traveling Studio – Entre No. 5: Street Critique
At TTBB we consider the streets of New York our gallery. We scout The City often stumbling into all sort of mind–blowing stuff and once in awhile turning away from some bland hollow things. Keep critiquing to keep sharp!
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The Saga of the Traveling Studio: Entry No. 5 – Storm King Art Center
Perfect weather and great gear allowed our trip to New Windsor to be a success. In our visit to Storm King Art Center we managed to not only refuel our tanks with inspiration and lots of fresh air, but we got the breath–taking images we were scouting for. The overcast weather along with the beautiful landscape allowed for our mobile studio to have a perfectly natural light box for every shot we took.
The Saga of the Traveling Studio: Entry No. 4 – A duet in design
Design tango is only possible in pairs. I am truly grateful my partner is a master at his craft. We are constantly nurturing each others creative strive with creative challenges and mini technique tutorials. We are in search of the ideal balance of our distinct skill sets.
Living in strange places anyone?
JP in his lock-up garage
The ever-increasing rising rent prices in London is forcing people to be creative with how and where they live. Due to unforeseen circumstances Jean Pierre here was forced to turn his lock-up garage in North London to a living space. The lock up garage doubled up as a workspace during the day, a place to work on his florist commissions and a living space in the evening. Everything in JP's home was either given to him or found and it made for a great space, one was more like a den than a bedroom/home. I interested in the strange places that people adapt for living in. Please drop me a line if you know anyone who lives in an unusual place, I'd love to hear from them.
If you are interested in Jean pierres creative floral designs please check out his work at Jean-Pierre Bonello-Foral Designer and Florist
You can see more work by David Woolfall at www.davidwoolfallcom
