Monday, October 5, 2009

Jane D'Arensbourg studio visit

It has been a while since I have had a chance to blog. Time flies by so quickly! I am already in the middle of designing fall. Excited to see what happens.
I also had the chance to visit Jane D'arensbourg's studio last month in Brooklyn. Jane has all of her colorful pyrex glass and ceramic necklaces hanging on display. I took these pictures last September when I was in NYC.

Jane is the nicest person! I really enjoyed seeing her art studio. It was very inspiring to see her artwork, jewelry and other projects she is working on. Seeing an artists work space is always inspiring. Enjoy the pictures. Thanks Jane!









Thursday, August 20, 2009

TRUNK SHOW EVENT AT SILVERMAN GALLERY 8/27 & New spring 2010!

Please stop by the Silverman Gallery for a one night trunk show event 8/27 6-9 PM. 804 Sutter St.Featuring four upcoming designers: Stars & Ravens, Martha Davis, Micaela Greg, and Serial Cultura! We will have our complete fall collections for sale.

Jessica Silverman runs one of the best galleries in town! She will have THE SHOP:Summer Blow Out, a curated exhibition/ pop up shop featuring artist editions, prints and other ephemera up during our trunk show event.

New Indirections:

Stars + Ravens

Michaela Greg

Martha Davis


Serial Cultura




Work by Martha Davis:

Work by Micaela Greg:




One of my favorite pics from the Spring 2010 photo shoot!
MORE TO COME!


Monday, July 6, 2009

Spring 10 & printing in action...

We recently shot spring 2010 this last weekend. I really enjoyed the team I worked with. Ben Mayorga was the photographer and Sharon Maloney was the stylist. Can't wait to share the pictures!


I also borrowed some jewelry from Brian Crumley. Brian often combines printed silks and chains, hand carved wooden bangles, and combines magical glass baubles that are suspended on his signature heavy duty links . They are exquisitely crafted and have wonderful hand and weight that give the jewelry a presence. I love jewelry that feels good on you. "Brian continues to explore his passion for abstracting form and function, allowing the medium to influence his design. He is creating a new graphic language, a compilation of graphic design and sculptural form. His designs are bold, clean, and always chic."


Sharon touching up the model Alison. Tamara Brown did the makeup and hair.

Our last shot done in the stairwell.
Alison chilling with her yoyo in my favorite dress!
Ben in action....
More of my favorite dress the backside.

Pottery my husband made with some delicious food...He used one my prints from first collection. More to come!
Mussels!
My Fabric being printed here in San Francisco. Here are some shots of the studio. I love the ink table. Beautiful layers of color and ink.






Amazing print done by the owner.

Saturday, June 6, 2009

SPRING 10 IN PROGRESS....TRUNK SHOW 6/13 This Saturday!

Working on Spring 10! Just burned some new screens for hand-printing this weekend. Excited to see how they turn out. These are the actual screens in the dark room and back lit. More to come...





If you are in the San Francisco bay area stop by the art studio in the mission @ 724 Valencia at 18th street from noon until 8:00 this Saturday 6/13. My husband will be showing his new ceramics and our good friend Armando Ramos will be selling some of his sculptures see below. I will be selling my spring line and scarves....


My husband Gabriel's ceramics have not been glazed yet. They are being fired today! You can get an idea of his work below.
Hope to see you there!
Gabe testing out his kiln. Light it up baby!!
Gabe runs the ceramics/sculpture studio at the San Francisco Art Institute. Gabe has been working on this old kiln for the past few months. He finally got it working. I can't mention its nickname? Too many dirty words!

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

First International Press!


I am very excited to be in the Polish lifestyle magazine :pianamagazine.com. I am included in the USA edition for May and one of the featured fashion designers. Other designers featured: Yelena Konovalova's line Cut-It-Out. Yelena is a Russian born designer who now lives and in New York. She creates her prints from cut out paper designs. Her current lighthearted collection of limited edition pieces was inspired by Russian folk art and pagan fairytales. Thanks Jagna!

Thursday, May 7, 2009

Sydney Pfaff a local stylist and journalist recently borrowed some clothing from my Spring 09 collection. I love how the pictures turned out! To read or see more of Sydney's work or the Spring 09 photos click: Sydney Pfaff



I was thrilled to hear that Maria Cornejo was in town! Maria was at MAC tuesday night to discuss her line and meet local fans. I have always wanted to meet her. Maria was charming and easy to talk to. She was one of the first designers I admired when I was a student at Parsons. While living in NYC I would wander into her nolita store. Maria always had unusual shapes and amazing geometry designed into her clothing.