Not too long ago, I met up with Brian of Beavers Design while he was in town from Miami for a mini shoot. Brian is the freelance graphic designer and we worked on some head shots and photos for his design business. You have already seen some of Brian’s work; he designed my logos and business cards. Needless to say I love his work.
He also has a side project called “Project Galvanize”.
The purpose of PG is to explore the creative mind’s inner-workings and how many different types of creative individuals in a multitude of professions keep their work fresh and vibrant. Brian chronicles his interviews with writers, dancers, artists and others on the Project Galvanize blog site. No matter what field that the interviewee comes from, they at one point or another, have experienced a period of blandness, or suffered from a lack of creative drive. It is his hope that others can learn from these individuals and to demonstrate that even some of their favorite creatives suffer from a lack of creativity from time-to-time.
Brian has been my go to guy for design questions and designs. He never seems to be at a loss for creative ideas.
-Becca
A while back, I photographed Katy & Drew's engagement session at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. One of the backdrops we used was the St. John's Episcopal Church Ruins Well, that session led Chris to me even BEFORE he proposed to Callie!
Callie and Chris met in Hawaii (where Callie now lives), but they have spent much of their relationship apart since Chris was stationed in Georgia. Ever since the possibility of becoming engaged, Callie wanted to have the engagement shoot in front of church ruins. This lead to asking around, lots of google searching, the proposal, and finally the shoot!