markgeorgestudios.com is up, though still a work in progress. If you visit and see any errors, let me know! Or if you like it, let your friends know :)
I'm also job hunting, if you know of anything design/architecture related. Also interested in branching out into non-profit world, I'd love something involved in facilitating art.
Thanks!
My interview with @mayglobus for @wearethecraft is live, in case you want to know a little bit more about me.
There are a lot of people with stories to be told, doing work that deserves attention. So I'm grateful for this opportunity, telling part of my story and being heard is a huge, rewarding privilege.
It was a nerve wracking experience for me. I was talking on the edge of my breath the entire time. I thought I did terribly. Turns out its ok, I'm proud of it. There's a lot of biography in there, and some stuff I haven't articulated before. Hopefully it gives a little insight into why I do what I do, and some of my relentless inner monolog, which can be overwhelming at times.
Thanks to @jun0k for the beautiful photos, and insite on ADHD and Autism he had while shooting.
Spotify link in my bio, or go through @wearethecraft to find the Apple podcast.
#wearethecraft #vancouverartist #vancouverdesigner #interview #biography #storytelling #adhd #autism #cancer #oprah #geraldo #60minutes #enzomari #dialogue #podcast
Done. Love it. The most saturated color pallet I've used yet. Really happy with all the dramatic color mixing. Warm and cool tones exploding in their contrast next to each other.
19.5" × 25" plus frame
SOLD
Fabric_11
23"x47"
farbric on painted wood
SOLD
My most recent piece, freshly back from the @sewsewgoodshow . While abstract, the pallet and composition was influenced by our Vancouver ocean-scape at dusk.
📸 @geraffe caught me wearing a tie to the studio today.
Hannah worked with me as a student intern in an architecture office over the last year. Hannah kept me on track as we built a CNC machine with a 200-page assembly manual. She also taught me the names of all our coworkers even though I had been there longer. If anybody needs a hardworking, hands-on, detail oriented, eager to learn, good human being in their design office, do not hesitate.
