Archive for February, 2010
I’m back—it’s been a crazy few weeks for Meg and me. We volunteered to help design the Valentine’s banquet for a local church; what fun! Continue Reading
Introducing Chris Landsberger
When you take a look at the portfolio of Chris Landsberger, one thing is apparent – this staff photographer for The Oklahoman is no couch potato. His subjects rarely stand still, he sees the world in bold colors and dramatic light. He’s drawn to competition, struggle and strength. It’s no wonder he named his business High Velocity Photography. Enjoy this interview with a quintessential Okie Photographer…
I just wanted to write a quick post saying THANK YOU for your votes/support of okiecreative. Today, the Okie Blog Awards announced the 2009 winners and come to find out, okiecreative was on the list! Woot! Woot! You all have been awesome and I am truly amazed at how people want to connect with fellow creatives here in a our great state. We will continue to grow and evolve to best fit your, the readers, needs. Also, big thanks to my fellow writers, Jeremy Charles, Mike Jones, and Green Couch Design. You all seriously rock. Continue Reading
Introducing Ralph Cole
Born, raised, and schooled in Tulsa, OK, Ralph Cole has brought a unique Midwestern spirit to his commercial photography business since 1972. He and his muse Stephanie Cole operate a large studio space and a thriving business at a historic location in downtown Tulsa.
Ralph has always been a versatile photographer, whether he’s shooting editorial, corporate assignments, food, people or products – he welcomes every challenge from clients. He’s traveled the world, and over the past 30+ years, he’s amassed a pile of awards and accolades. He’s served on the board of the Tulsa Ad Federation, and Art Directors Club, and contributed to many deserving community organizations from the Red Cross to the Special Olympics. You can see more of Ralph’s work here http://www.ralphcolephotography.com/
On with the interview. Enjoy.
Recently, I had the privilege of sitting down with Debbie Millman, one of the biggest names in branding and design. Here is my two cents on why she is so successful and a few questions that I got the chance to ask. Continue Reading
This is the first post from our resident video guru Mike Jones. To start out I asked him to tell us a little about himself and also give a brief view into how he is inspired. Check back each Wednesday for his views on creativity and some helpful tips on making the most of his visual language of choice, video. Continue Reading
Oklahoma City based photographer Aaron Snow has seen his career accelerate in recent years. He travels the country shooting dozens of weddings and engagement portraits, as well as corporate and political work. Recently he and his good friend photographer Carl Zoch moved into a new space and formed Brownstone Studios. Aaron shares some of his experiences and insights with us in the fourth installment of Okie Photographer.
Here is my list of events for February. Check them out, pick a few to attend. I think you will be happy you did. If you would like me to include your event, shoot me an email and I will post it as soon as I can. Continue Reading
In our third installment, okiecreative.com is pleased to present Scott Raffe, a fine art and commercial photographer based in Tulsa, OK. He documents old world circuses, and vintage baseball leagues. He’s covered humanitarian efforts in Africa. He’s criss-crossed the state for years, unearthing a quirkier side of Oklahoma, which resulted in the book “Oklahoma: A Portrait of America” (buy it here or here) All the while, Raffe takes on projects with his commercial clientele around the world. Without further adieu…
