| The Blue Mark Family |
Blue Mark Studios is a family of artists and creative professionals who choose to work in a cooperative environment. We support each other in every way with the goal of enhancing our artistic careers while contributing to the arts and cultural community in the city of Atlanta and across the State of Georgia. At Blue Mark, we offer beautiful Artists studios and Work Suites in the wonderfully restored and historic environment of an Atlanta landmark. Join our family and allow Blue Mark Studios to become your home away from home.
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| Studio 1 |
FSquared Communications Group LLC |
FSquared Communications Group LLC, a savvy, strategic and multi-faceted public relations and communications firm that understands the importance of communications and how it impacts your brand, image, reputation, credibility and growth.
http://www.f2communicationsgroup.com/
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| Studio 2 |
Scott Schroeder |
Psych Digital is an award winning creative media group specializing in visual FX,
3D animation, motion graphics and original content creation.
www.psych-digital.tv |
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| Studio 3 |
floral matters
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floral matters is honored to provide you with exceptional floral services for your special occasion. Although located in Atlanta, Jeanna Bailey and Martin Kemp have created florals for weddings and events across the U.S. and abroad. Our team works through the smallest details and answer the biggest questions from the time you book, until delivery.
www.yourfloralmatters.com |
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| Studio 4 |
Bryan Seay |
Bryan Seay is the founder of Blue Mark Studios and he Is a graphic design artist that specializes in motion graphics, dynamic web design and marketing design. He also is a fine artist and works in clay and oil on canvas.
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| Studio 5 |
Dana Burrell, Judi Butin |
| The two ceramic artists in residence met while taking handbuilding classes at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. Even with a wonderful community of clay artists at Callanwolde, the two soon realized they had a strong desire for their own studio space. Hearing about the old Methodist Church, which was being renovated into studios, was a dream come true for the artists. They would be able to have affordable studio space in a great location. |
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| Dana Burrell creates figurative pieces which are developed from memories of dreams or prompted by stories heard in her childhood. Both sources provide the viewer with a small glimpse of her personal thoughts. |
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| Judi Butin creates fantastic tile installations covered with intricately detailed scenes. She loves nature and often has flowers as the highlight of her work. She is not afraid to use color and the viewer is treated to a delightful palette. |
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