Creative Columbus Spaces: Hiatus

I've received great feedback -in the form of comments, emails, tweets, and referral traffic- about the series.  Thank you all for that. I'm very proud of this place I call home - so, it feels great be part of the energy around our creative economy.

I've reached the end of my photo collection FOR NOW. That said, I know there are a lot of other great creative spaces in Columbus and I'd love to do another week of show-and-tell. I know we've got to check out Northlich's new space in the fabulously urban Smith Brothers Building. And check out that incredible new building Paul Werth & Associates moved into downtown. Who else? Connect me with some agencies you think deserve to be shown off. (Specific go-to people or - heck, why not ask - final photographs would be greatly appreaciated.)

We're off to a new topic tomorrow, but I'll plan to return to this series at the end of the month. Until then, just a few quick updates:

• Bloggers love Columbus. The series has received lots of referral traffic from far-flung bloggers, like Armin at Quipsologies and Darryl at BrandFlakes for Breakfast


• Things are changing at Fitch. Word is they're moving from that cool getaway we looked at to some new space in the brewery district south of downtown.


• And I found out that Conrad I Phillips I Vutech and I share a common favorite. Apparently their space is decked out with work from the same artist who dominates the shelves and walls at my house - the fabulous Columbus alum, Michael Phillips. Love that.

Comments

[Joe Peffer]

This was a great series Leigh.
I really enjoyed the shots inside some of our fair city's most creative agencies.

[Kirk Phillips]

Marcie Gabor, our Sr. AD, spotted Michael's work a few years ago at one of the CCAD student art sales. Great style.

No relation, BTW.

Thanks for this series!