How Lindsey Hampton Creates for Her Cross-Disciplinary Shop
We talked to Lindsey Hampton about how she runs her cross-disciplinary graphic design/ceramics business.
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Individuals who consider themselves creative usually have some crossover in mediums and disciplines, sometimes their current body of work is lightyears away from where they first began. Aside from that, few artists have the ability to successfully transition in a professional way from one medium to another. Then there is Lindsey Hampton. An established professional in both the worlds of graphic design and ceramics where the two meld together seamlessly through her aesthetic. We talked to her about practices, her two-pronged cross-discipline business, and how Squarespace’s selection of award-winning templates, e-commerce capabilities, and marketing tools help her business thrive.
The first thing we had to know is whether design or ceramics came first in Lindsey?s creative evolution. How do the two practices play off of one another when she?s creating" What commonalities emerge"
?Design definitely came first. I started my career as a graphic designer long before I ever touched clay. so my design brain was pretty strong by then. And because I’ve spent a long time in that headspace, I approached ceramics in a very similar way. It’s still a visual communication, it’s still ...
The following post is brought to you by Squarespace. Our partners are hand picked by the Design Milk team because they represent the best in design.
Individuals who consider themselves creative usually have some crossover in mediums and disciplines, sometimes their current body of work is lightyears away from where they first began. Aside from that, few artists have the ability to successfully transition in a professional way from one medium to another. Then there is Lindsey Hampton. An established professional in both the worlds of graphic design and ceramics where the two meld together seamlessly through her aesthetic. We talked to her about practices, her two-pronged cross-discipline business, and how Squarespace’s selection of award-winning templates, e-commerce capabilities, and marketing tools help her business thrive.
The first thing we had to know is whether design or ceramics came first in Lindsey?s creative evolution. How do the two practices play off of one another when she?s creating" What commonalities emerge"
?Design definitely came first. I started my career as a graphic designer long before I ever touched clay. so my design brain was pretty strong by then. And because I’ve spent a long time in that headspace, I approached ceramics in a very similar way. It’s still a visual communication, it’s still ...
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