Vancouver-based artist Jeff Hamada runs Booooooom, one of my top favorite art blogs out there. He totally made my morning by featuring One of Many. I’ve been reading Booooooom for years, and I’m so pleased to be included. Make sure to check out all the other features and subscribe. Such wealth of goodness to be found.
My friends over at The Bluegrass Situation, a roots culture website co-founded by Ed Helms, posted a more in-depth story I wrote about Michael Moran. It includes two portraits not previously included in the One of Many - Charleston essay. Head over to The Sitch to read the full piece, and make sure to check out the rest of their great stories and music as well.
The good folks over at Creative Mornings just posted a One of Many Spotlight piece I wrote, digging into Charleston's Becca Barnet's story a bit deeper. Read it here, accompanied with an alternate portrait not included in the original essay.
The good folks at graphic design firm Under Consideration were kind enough to feature One of Many on their expertly curated blog. Check it out here, and make sure to spend some time on their website. One of the most innovative and diverse firms out there. Thank you Armin!
The good folks at Exposure were kind enough to select the One of Many - Charleston essay as their Staff Pick. Thrilled and honored!
My Studiomate Yoko is responsible for the beautiful hand-lettered One of Many city names and wrote a short post about it on her blog.
Image via Yoko's blog.
The wonderful Swiss Miss Tina Roth Eisenberg posted some very kind words about One of Many, and included three previously unpublished portraits of David Lee, Diego Castro Oliva and Kate Nevin. These shots were not part of the original Charleston essay, and you can check them out here. Thank you Tina!
