We designed outdoor signage for Ted’s Montana Grill. Ted’s was looking to create a presence from the sidewalk and denote an entrance to the restaurant. Incorporating two sided interchangeable banners, and making them heavy enough so they don’t walk off- is easy when you use steel and wooden beams 12 inches thick. Ted’s is a sustainable minded restaurant.

The Green Restaurant Revolution

A new prospective client of ours is the St. Joe Company. Their community, RiverTown is located on the St Johns River between Jacksonville and St.Augustine, Florida. RiverTown is remniscent of  historical Florida and inspired by southern vernacular architecture. The atmosphere created by the grand Live Oaks and hanging spanish moss was an inspiring introduction to RiverTown and the area of the St Johns River.

We love glass bottles- hence the warm glass creations and bottle trees we make here at the studio. Love Bottles are customized glass drinking vessels that make staying hydrated healthful and helpful to the environment.

Our friend, Angie Mosier is president of the Southern Foodways Alliance. We love the idea of an organization devoted to documenting and keeping Southern food traditions alive. It makes us proud to support such a cause. The SFA holds events all over the nation and touches on much more than the South- but it’s roots are here.

In Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee is Long Hungry Creek Farm, home of the Barefoot Farmer. Using only biodynamic and organic practices, the farm produces high quality food using natural methods. The farm offers a CSA (community supported agriculture), Biodynamic conferences, internships and events devoted to learning and practicing these farming techniques.

If you’re seeking inspiration, visit this website- Artist a Day posts a different artist’s work each day. Two images of the artist’s work are posted with a link to their website. Artist a Day takes submissions in painting, photography, sculpture etc. This work is by Philadelphia painter Alex Kanevsky.