Posts Tagged ‘melissa frost’

For months and months, I’ve been rebuilding our music studio. I’m AAAAALLLLMOST done with it, but it’s close enough to start sharing things. Here’s Melissa and I playing along with a song with an incredible vibe: Ghostwriter by RJD2.

MY WIFE GRADUATED AND GOT HER MASTERS IN MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING AND ART THERAPY! I am so massively proud of her! Melissa has busted her ass and has demonstrated superhuman levels of grit and determination over the last four and […]

HAPPY 40th birthday to Melissa, the most amazing wife, mom, friend, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, polymath, arts therapist, musician, singer, pianist, drummer, guitarist, artist, metalsmith, painter, sculptor, caricature artist, childrens book illustrator, filmmaker, therapist, empath, teacher, meditator, seeker, helper, volunteer, […]

20 YEARS AGO TODAY, Melissa and I started dating. I’m 40, which means that I’ve now spent more of my life with Melissa than without. This will be true for the rest of our lives, and I will love every […]

FIFTEEN YEARS. That’s how long Melissa and I have been married! And holy shit, what a ride. To say our life together has been an adventure is a supreme understatement. We’ve traveled to over 30 countries across 6 continents, climbed […]

For day 18 of making something every day in December, I recorded a late-night jam with Melissa. As with our other jams, there’s nothing planned and there are no expectations to make something that resembles a finished piece of music. […]

My wife Melissa appeared on AIGA Pittsburgh’s Creative Briefs podcast, talking about launching her new jewelry studio, Frost Finery, working on the Pittsburgh Food Bank’s website in the open, working on a redesign of Time Inc., and a whole lot more. I’m […]

My amazing wife Melissa (@minifrost) has launched a new jewelry studio called Frost Finery. For the last few months she’s been hard at work sawing, soldering, laser cutting, water jetting, buffing, stone setting, welding, centrifuging, hammering, and filing. The result […]

So Melissa wrote some thoughts about designing in the open, overcoming a designer’s fear of putting all work, warts and all, out in the open. She also talks about the GPCFB’s goals for the projects.