Design

Observe, collect and learn.
 

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With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from Rochester Institute of Technology, Angela is trained in a variety of mediums and different fields of art.

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A native of the tiny hamlet of Salem, NY now residing in suburban Boston, she is an obsessive sketchbook artist, archiving her experiences on paper and her iPad. She is an illustrator and visual practitioner, using images to help distill information and facilitate communication for business and social gatherings and events. 

Ankita is a multidisciplinary artist exploring the convergence of digital design, illustration, and traditional art. At the age of 18, she pursued her education at Parsons School of Design, delving into the depths and possibilities of print and digital design. Upon graduation, she began breaking barriers in Tech and Art as a full time UX designer and digital artist.

Lauren is originally from the capital region of NY but moved out to Boston to pursue her dreams of being a full-time creative and earn her Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. (with a major in Illustration!) She works in graphic design by day and does a variety of freelance illustration projects by night from her home-office setup in Somerville, MA. Got a project of your own in mind? She might be able to help you out with that!

Growing up in Jamaica, Michael had always had a strong desire to inspire and speak to others through art. In 2012 he left his home country to live in the United States and began pursuing his artistic dreams doing Illustration, Graphic Design, and Animation, and has since been working as a Boston-based Freelance Artist on a wide range of projects, exhibitions, and showcases.

Tyson Graham is an artist, musician, and teacher based in the Boston area. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design from the University of South Carolina and apprenticed under Claude Graves of Little Mountain Pottery in Tryon, NC.

Tyson’s red earthenware ceramics are decorated with slips and sgraffito and fired in gas and electric kilns. The decorations come from patterns in nature, and often evolve into loose abstractions of flowers, leaves, and trees. His love for music comes through in his pottery with images of guitars, fiddles, and banjos.

Eric Pow, that’s my name, an American born Chinese living with a foot in two different cultures.  I try to reflect my blend of cultures in the Art/Design that I create. In the summer of 2012, I started my Etsy store, POWpaper.  It was really a way of clearing space so I could continue to create more pieces.  I had found that many people loved what I was doing and my passion grew. Year after year I have met new people gaining much experience and translate them into into paper art.  As of 2015 my part-time small business is now my full-time small business.

Children's book designer by day, maker of miscellany by night

As a graphic designer with a strong background in typography, I relish in organizing information both digitally and manually. I love books--both as a medium and subject. After spending most of my day working on screen, I also have a strong desire to make things by hand. I have recently opened an Etsy shop to sell my handmade soaps and I hope to expand it soon to include other pieces. I'm always looking for new projects and challenges, so feel free to contact me to discuss custom work!

As a recent graduate from an MFA program at Cranbrook Academy of Art in the 3D design program, my work focused greatly on conceptual furniture objects. This two year program developed my craft and creative skills, which aided in re-envisioning interiors and developing new interactions within the domestic and public spaces. Functionality, purpose and form have fueled my design work to create new narratives among artistic objects.