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From the islands of Savannah Georgia, Patrick Dimond is an artist and graphic designer guided by the natural energies around him. With a keen eye for detail, he aims to spark emotional resonance through work that supports discovery and critical thinking. Fine cut collages and artist books have served as outputs for processing internal states, transmuting feelings into form.

Dimond earned a B.F.A. in graphic design from Appalachian State University, where he led editorial design projects as Art Director of The Collective Magazine, a student-run publication uniting the disciplines of fashion, photography, and journalism. Since returning home, he works as a studio assistant, artist, and the In-House designer for the Isle of Hope Arts & Music Festival.

The atmosphere created when people of the same passion come together draws his attention towards working for cultural institutions, particularly environments where he will design for causes larger than himself.

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the Shop @ 33

My studio. I am impressed with how functional things are inside of my 4-foot-wide space. Everyone needs a room where they can drill straight into the wall after dreaming of a magsafe charger mounted above the mess.

Having my kayak in there is inconvenient... I just love how it looks. It reminds me of a ⬧.

I backed my car up to this cabinet and slid the press on top.

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Camellia Place

I have a gut feeling this time will mean something more one day... so I am writing a book. It’s called Retrograde.

Boone’s cat door. It was removed after he brought me two woodpeckers.