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Designing Creative Space: Case the Work Place

I recently attended a MeetUp Group event put on by The Design Gym and hosted by Steelcase . The question posed at the door was, “What was your favorite place to do (home) work

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Urban Gardening: Designing Creative Space

I recently suffered an unnatural disaster: my urban terrarium garden came crashing down to an unfortunate end on the ceramic tile floor. I had just left for work, when standing at the elevator

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Natural Selection Habitat Decor- Create Your Space

Creating a space you love and a lifestyle that speaks to your natural instincts can be a daunting task. I’m here to help you see that it really is very affordable and not as time consuming as you may think.

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Creative Culture: Thinking InsideOut of the Box

Neuroscientists and innovation gurus are advocating that the creative process works best with periods of relaxed awareness and restful thinking. This isn’t a new idea but it is one that

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Sketch Journal: Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen is known for it’s future forward architecture, thoughtful design and as one of the most people friendly cities in the world. I attribute the city’s propensity for Good Design to Danish culture which values and fosters creativity. The sense of curiosity, intelligence and playfulness was evident across my research and I believe their cultural […]

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ArtExpo NYC 2016- Garrott Decor

ArtExpoNYC 2016 was the largest show I’ve done to date. I’ve previously shown at Spectrum Fantastic Art Live, IlluxCon, and Ceres Gallery but a show of this scale was a new experience.

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Creativity to Solve Problems: Storytelling to Bring Change

Only artists, writers and actors are creative, right? Not so fast! Creativity is increasingly becoming a high demand business skill at Fortune 500 companies. According to a 2010 IBM study, about 60% of CEOs cited creativity as the most important leadership quality, compared with 52% for integrity and 35% for global thinking. That’s right, in […]

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The Sloth: A Model for Urban Design

What does a three-toed sloth have in common with New York City? Well, obviously not speed and agility. Turns out, the three-toed sloth has its own ecosystem that fosters a diverse range of life in it’s fur high above the forest floor. You could say the sloth is similar to a high rise residential building […]

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Changing the World One light Bulb at a Time

Sustainability and new energy codes were a big part of the conversation last week at New York City Build Expo 2020. The city of New York has updated local laws to cut greenhouse gas emissions 30 percent by 2030. While the new Energy Conservation Codes detail many needed upgrades, lighting design has a major opportunity for growth. For product developers, […]

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Rebooting the Toy Industry

I just got back from New York City’s Toy Fair! While trolling the aisles for inspiring trends towards the future of play, I noticed what’s old is new again, especially in the action figure category. Many of the products are updated releases of vintage properties rebooted for the sake of 80’s nostalgia or to inspire […]

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Public Art for the Public Good: Interview with Tony “Rubin” Sjöman

I caught up with Tony “Rubin” Sjöman, American Scandinavian Society’s Sweden/ New York based cultural grant award recipient of 2019. This summer he opened his studio to our community for a glimpse at his creative process, demonstration of work in progress and a walking tour of his murals around New York City. As co-chair serving […]