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L to R Clockwise: John Graham-Pole aged 2 on Mummy’s knee with sisters Elizabeth, Mary, and Jane, High Bickington, Devon,
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Posted by Dorothy Lander: dorothy@tryhealingarts.ca
The talented team at This is Marketing (https://www.thisismarketing.ca/) chose a unique colour palette to illuminate the HARP brand. The TiM team instructed Dorothy Lander and John Graham-Pole to scour their wardrobe for these colours during the photoshoot in our home as part of creating the new website of HARP The People’s Press (www.tryhealingarts.ca). I managed to come up with eight wardrobe changes!! Including this one—my favourite—thanks to the genius of John David Photography ((https://johndavidphotography.ca/). John David introduced me to his lighting technique based on the Rembrandt triangle – how could I have missed this in my undergraduate concentration in art history over 50 years ago?
I began to see HARP’s colour palette everywhere. And then THIS!
My good friend Darlene Rushton and I eagerly attended The Curated Collective Clothing Sale hosted by Emilie Chiasson and Erin Thomasen.
This cashmere sweater flew off the hanger at me. A new label for me – Cashmere and Cupcakes https://cupcakesandcashmere.com/ My experience with TiM has me taking a closer look at branding.
Full disclosure: Before TiM, the very idea of HARP as a brand had not entered my consciousness. I’ll get it the next time the HARP colour palette reaches out and grabs me.
L to R Clockwise: John Graham-Pole aged 2 on Mummy’s knee with sisters Elizabeth, Mary, and Jane, High Bickington, Devon,
Posted by Dorothy Lander Once a month, John Graham-Pole and I showcase the publications of HARP The People’s Press at
Aboriginal Rock Mural Kimberley Region, Western Australia Posted by John Graham-Pole I don’t have answers to any of these questions,
HARP The People’s Press released the podcast series Estuary and Piping Plover Find Their Voice to mark two momentous occasions:
