This summer, LK is lucky enough to have two fabulous interns helping us out around the studio. Asia and Zoe have handled the tornado of LK activity like real pros; we can’t thank them enough for all of their hard work and flexibility. We will most certainly miss them when they leave us. Keep in touch, have a great summer, Mrs. Smith’s class sucked!… wait, am I signing their yearbooks?
One good intern deserves another.
08.02.2011
8!
07.11.2011
You say it’s your birthday…
06.24.2011
Inside the LK Studio: Dave Abel
06.15.2011
Exciting news, dear reader. We’re back with another installment of Inside the LK Studio. Up this week, our resident Canadian: Dave Abel. Like most Canadians, Dave loves hockey. And he doesn’t understand sarcasm. But that’s ok, cause we’re NEVER sarcastic here at LK.
Q: What is your favorite word?
A: “Constantinople.” More like a Proper Noun. But still awesome.Q: What is your least favorite word?
A: “Like.”Q: What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally?
A: Passionate people, pushing boundaries, and trying something you don’t know how to do. Oh, and Hockey.Q: What turns you off?
A: Bacon Grease.Q: What is your favorite curse word?
A: “Bullocks.” I’m not British, but it’s great.Q: What sound or noise do you love?
A: Quiet. That ‘I’m no longer in New York City’ quiet you can only find deep in Muskoka.Q: What sound or noise do you hate?
A: Garbage Trucks.Q: What profession other than your own would you like to attempt?
A: Hands down: Astronaut.Q: What profession would you not like to do?
A: Dentist. Teeth = Gross.Q: If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the pearly gates?
A: “Perfect. Now we can start the party.!”
Next time we hope to finally nail down an interview with resident True Playerâ„¢ Josh Lynne. Get ready for some real talk.
Rocked to the Core.
05.23.2011
Inspiration often comes in odd forms. Sometimes it comes in long form (see below image).
What you’re looking at, good reader, is a cross-section of a rock located in White Rock, New Mexico. The citizens of White Rock have painted this particular rock again and again over the course of many years, sometimes twice a day. After decades of doing so, the layers of paint alone measured five and a half inches thick. Dang, this rock changes its look more often than Lady Gaga!
How does this relate to LK? It doesn’t, really. Other than we, too, like to get to the core of things. And we’re ever evolving? And we’re a colorful group? Maybe I’m reaching.



