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Partners
Tsia Carson
is an accomplished designer with an extensive background in the fine arts,
semiotics and new technologies. She has served on the board of the NY Chapter of
the AIGA and is currently serving on the board of the Church of Craft. Tsia has taught at Yale's Graduate
Program for Graphic Design, the University of the
Arts College of Media and Communication in Philadelphia, Parsons School of Design and Hunter College. She has a master's degree from O.S.U and an undergraduate
degree from Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. In her spare time she
works on a plan to create a wildlife preserve on the rooftops of lower Manhattan.
Tsia loves NY.
Doug Lloyd
earned his MFA from O.S.U and BFA from Nova Scotia College of Art and Design.
He has taught at the Rhode Island School of Design, Yale University, New York University, Parsons, and the University of the Arts. Doug and Tsia were profiled in International Design Magazine "ID's
40 under 30" (40 influential designers under 30 years old) in 2000. In his free time Doug is designing an ecosystem in his forest garden.
Petter Ringbom grew up in Sweden, and
was trained at The Cooper Union in New York. Together with the performance group FischerSpooner he created
the piece May
Pop for Amnesty International's Shine project. Petter has served on the board
of the NY Chapter of the AIGA and has taught at Parsons and NYU. He's a fanatic for old British motorcycles and can frequently be found on a local dirt track or on Jet Blue between JFK and Bob Hope International. |
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