Please Give me your Input

I can’t believe I am approaching my 300th post. That’s 300 sessions on the computer…some longer and more in depth than others. Now that I have that little widget that introduces you to previous posts, I have had a chance to read some. My consensus? My apologies for all of my ramblings! Its funny (and probably best) that my blog has taken a “rendering” direction. I didn’t expect this.  I’m an Interior Designer, and that’s what I figure I do best, but drawing and rendering have always been the most exciting part of the design process for me, holding the most potential. It’s bringing your thoughts to paper. We all have a niche; and the realization of this has pointed me in a new exciting direction.

My sons have both recently graduated from film school; one in general film, specializing in boom work (recorded sound) and one in post sound. With the recent addition of a professional quality video camera, I’d like to put them to work creating a series of video podcasts featuring drawing for interior design. I need your input! Any ideas at this point would be so helpful…formatting, content, style…would you pay a small fee? (for each or a bundle)…tell me what you think!!

And thanks for sticking with me for 300 posts! I  count on all of your blogs to keep me up to date with what’s going on in the design world :)

Happy New Year!!

Michelle

interior by MMR/Melissa Rufty, rendered by Michelle Morelan, 2008

A Rendering for Christmas

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Merry Christmas gift to a very special friend…and my very best wishes to all of you special blogger friends! Two years and two hundred posts later, we have gotten to know each other, and I humbly draw from your talents…Happy Holidays! See you in the new year!

New York during the Holidays

The Whitney for the Georgia Okeefe exhibit and the Guggenheim for Kandinsky…what delight!

   

Some beautiful doors around the city…5th Ave, Chelsea, the Village.

 

Shopping is amazing…I bought a great lucite necklace from Alexis Bittar. The Mac store is a glass box in the middle of the city you walk down into…with glass stairs.

  

Bergdorf’s windows were the best!

Vuitton, Avenue of the Americas, Lincoln Center (we saw South Pacific), Rockefeller Center soldiers.

Columbus Circle from the Time Warner Building.

         

Large scale decorations along 6th, at Saks, Angels and the Swarovski star at Rockefeller Center

       

McGuire and Henrendon at the NYDC

Dennis Miller at the NYDC

We had lunch with Francine Garner, who owns Interieurs in Tribeca

 

First three in Chelsea area..other off 5th, and last off Greene St.

The Standard Hotel in the Meatpacking district…love the red door down the street…they really do pack meat there!

             

The Meatpacking district and Highline…they were filming Gossip Girl that day.

Merry Christmas!!