Posts Tagged ‘art’

Complete Penthouse Project – Judith Weisman Interiors

Room in a complete penthouse project in Maryland ©TimeLine Media

Bethesda, Maryland

Today’s post looks back at a complete Penthouse project by Judith S Weisman Interiors. While working with other creatives can be stressful to some, I try to be as collaborative as possible. Not only does it make my attitude during an event more pleasant, it helps to bring people together as a team. For me, it makes the photos look much better when I review them later! In this case, Judith was terrific in showing off her work on this amazing home.

Art displayed at a condo in Maryland ©TimeLine Media

In light of the homeowner’s extensive art collection, their viewability was the overall goal of the design. Large open spaces that allowed natural light through. Judith really set the myriad of pieces in the home that gave them their own space to be appreciated.

Room in a complete penthouse project in Maryland ©TimeLine Media
Room in a complete penthouse project in Maryland ©TimeLine Media
Art displayed at a condo in Maryland ©TimeLine Media

As can be seen, there was a lot to visually take in. In fact, this looked like a museum set inside a home! Each room had numerous art pieces, but also had seating and other comforts making it a livable space. Being that all the surfaces looked new, I was appreciative of all the details that went into the complete penthouse project. It was a daunting task to document all that had been done. Be that as it may, I can see the collaboration between Judith, the designer, and the homeowner to pull it all together.

Complete Penthouse Project

Bedroom in a complete penthouse project in Maryland ©TimeLine Media
Library in a penthouse in Maryland ©TimeLine Media

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Tysons Then and Now

Opening of the Tysons Then and Now art project in Fashion Court
Opening of the robot painting art project in Fashion Court

Tysons Corner Center

Today is my 42nd birthday! Although it looks like this is just another post from the mall, it is an appropriately personal post too. Last week was the opening of Tysons Then and Now, a project done by me and Pindar Van Arman.

County Supervisors, Congressman Connolly, and Macerich management open the gallery
County Supervisors, Congressman Connolly, and Macerich management open the gallery
Jeff McKay, Gerry Connolly, Lynda Smyth, Cory Scott at the Tysons Then and Now gallery opening
Jeff McKay, Gerry Connolly, Lynda Smyth, Cory Scott at the gallery opening
Opening of the Tysons Then and Now exhibit at Tysons Corner Center
Opening of the Pindar Van Arman painting exhibit at Tysons Corner Center
Pindar describes a robot-painted pieces to Congressman Gerry Conolly
Pindar describes a robot-painted pieces to Congressman Gerry Conolly
Tysons Then and Now activation in Fashion Court at Tysons Corner Center
Cloud painting activation in Fashion Court at Tysons Corner Center

VIP Attendees

In addition to the County executives, Congressman Connolly, and mall management, Pindar and I invited our family to attend the opening. My mom made the trip to see the exhibition that included some robot painted pieces using my photography as a reference. As much as my mom appreciates what I do, it was nice to have her see my work as part of this attention-grabbing exhibit. Likewise, I felt proud to be part of the team that produced such amazing work! Thanks, Becca, for adding me and my photos to a cool look at Tysons!

Pindar Van Arman showing his robot painting with observers at the opening
Pindar Van Arman showing his robot painting with observers at the opening
Larkin, Becca, Pindar, and me at the exhibit opening!
Me and my mom at the AI painting of some of my photography
Me and my mom at the AI painting of some of my photography

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Canvas Prints – Tech Thursday

©TimeLine Media - hanging prints in living room

For customers visiting the new TimeLine Media proofing website, I try to give lots of options for displaying your photos. For hanging on the wall, I prefer canvas prints compared to framed paper prints. The presentation of the image is very modern. Without the frame or matting, there is no other decoration surrounding the canvas. The wall that the canvas is hanging on becomes the backdrop, helping to pop the image even more. Here is an example of a display of prints in the living room:

©TimeLine Media - hanging prints in living room
©TimeLine Media – hanging prints in living room

Printing on Canvas

These four prints are each 20 x 20 in size. As a recommendation I would not hang any image smaller than 11 x 14 on the wall. Many think that an 8 x 10 is sufficient, but for me, it would be too small to appreciate anywhere but up close. The larger prints allow the images to be a focal point in the room as soon as one enters. On the website, I do offer 8 x 10 canvas prints in case it will hang in a small space, or hallway, or if you want to put a collection of them together against a wall. I would be happy to discuss with you about how displaying your prints as a single or collection would work for your wall space. I enjoy working on a collection like this one in a while.

Additionally, here are some detail images of these prints. They arrive well-packed from the lab to your home ready-to-hang! They are mounted with a wall hanger and bumpers on the back of the print to prevent any damage to paint on your walls.

Canvas wall hanger
Canvas wall hanger
Canvas wall bumper
Wall bumper on the back of a canvas print

Canvas prints can be made in most popular image sizes, but custom dimensions can be made too! The image is printed directly onto canvas, and is wrapped around a wooden frame. Sometimes the image can be made to wrap around the edge, or it can be wrapped with an edge of black, white or any custom color. These were wrapped on white edges.

Canvas edge detail
Canvas edge detail

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