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Lauren Andersen He has always had a crowd and plant, whether he threw his goals in his career or working retail jobs when she was younger. Her professors at the Faculty provided rich possibilities that were as suitable as each standard course. “They lent me the cameras that used to take photos of Andy Warhol, gave me sincere criticism and appreciated my interest in the dark room,” says Andersen. “Looking back, I recognize the value of that education, although I didn’t fully appreciate it at the time.”
When Andersen arrived in New York to study at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, her world spread in ways she could never imagine. She did not visit many museums when she grew up, but when she arrived in the city, she easily accepted energy around her. “The dinner entertainment” Judi Chicago, by view at the Brooklin Museum, has left a lasting impression of Andersen. Honor to bring women in history, it still serves a reminder to accept its own unique path.
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Now Andersen to be the blessed art collections. He gained pieces of almost every place she visited in the world, with a special bow for those from Cuba. During the visit to the island nation, Andersen just only admired landscape, but spent time with street photographers. She learned a lot of her resistance and vision and hopes that some same spirit is obvious in their job.
In 2019. year he founded Andersen S • E • n CreativeBoutique agency in Oakland, California that provides internal and architectural visual assets. As a creative director, it brings its characteristic vision to each project. Anersen’s sharp eye for details allows her to discover an insight into any design or function. Pictures of study – Still moving – Tell your persuasive stories.
The construction of a company from the ground floor was a challenge, but today Andersen defters successfully manages daily operations while expanding the offer for clients. Cooperation is what is all exciting for her. “I like shooting gathering a team of talented individuals,” she recorded. “When they’re done, it feels like a celebration of a hard work part of the designer.”
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Design: Michael Hilal \\\ photo: Lauren Andersen / Saint Creative
The designer and Client Michael Hilal met me with beautiful light bulbs, all made with hand-thrown ceramics. Tekts and colors that he creates are incredibly unique. I put in black mushroom and became one of my favorite pieces in my living room. This picture is from her study Michael Hillal in Kips Bai Dallas, which contains a large version of Nicholas’s mushroom lamp.
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2. Collections of artists
I like to observe how other artists buy their collections. I am fascinated to decide to collect and how they show their treasure. The Dom Frida Kahla in Mekico City was a real slight collection of her and Diego. I also visited Ghost O’Keeffee’s Ranch, which offers a striking study in opposition.
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I like to see what artists were created during the abdomen. I admired Halard’s internal images for years and I felt myself related when he was locked and he could only photograph his own home. In the book, he talks about many polaroids fails, “he didn’t put a lot in the book. It reminds me of exploring the photo of the digital pinhole during locking. All I could have looked at my home and neighborhood.
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4. TV Playlists
The variety of music I discover through my favorite shows are always in a hurry to enroll me. In this way, I consider so many new artists – it’s like a modern mixtape. I especially liked sound records for Bad sisters and Reducing.
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This exhibit at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco brought smiles to our family. It was even and positive, and yet opposed to monitoring signs and nature. I see a lot of muracamy influence in interior design, mixing older references with modern sensibility. Kustomsor Laura V. Allen wrote: “Murakami adds a” technicolor palette, and an eclectic mixture of motives “who became his trademark – a brazenous tradition to reflect the complexity of today.
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Design: Nose of the nosew \\\ photo: Lauren Andersen / Saint Creative
Nose of the nosew Consistently attracts clients who are not afraid of color. It does effortlessly mixed rich tones, whimsi and convenience in every design. I loved adding a ladder in this San Francisco Victorian. I also enjoy adding a human element to images whenever possible. These spaces live and introduce a little movement always excites me visually.
Design: Michael Hilal \\\ photo: Lauren Andersen / Saint Creative
I love opposing background form with a total room room. This is one of the rettern sites’ I would actually want to hang out. The warmth of the golden velvet feels so inviting next to the Cool Blues who pass through the rest of the space.
Design: Nose of the nosew \\\ photo: Lauren Andersen / Saint Creative
Bay area fashion icon Sherri McMullen He opened the first store in San Francisco last year. She brought a nose of the nosew to design the store and works with the Taylor Malim insert on this portrait. I like to work with these powerful women’s talents and teams. Sherri is fearless, and over it and a knife, I am familiar with the whole new world of fashion and style.
Design: Nancy Evars \\\ photo: Lauren Andersen / Saint Creative
Nancy Evars’ Showcase San Francisco Decorator – This color perfectly captured Nancy I’ve known several years ago. This was her era of Oksblood, which I like designers.
Digital Pinhole Photographi \\\ photo: Lauren Andersen
The journey of the photos I started in high school, learning Pin-Pinhe Photos. Digital Pinhole has become my creative outlet during consulting. You are tired to see the same sights on our walks, I found some domestic digital pinhole sets on Etsy. The results were dreamed and painting. Now, this is how I like to catch my travel moments – I appreciate unpredictability, dreaminess and an almost film quality that gives, without waiting or costing film.
