
The Black Brick House
The Black Brick House By Alyssa Hurst | Photography By Ben Ward On an unassuming street in an older neighborhood in Denver, couched between two
DROOL: How did you discover your voice in art through smoothies?
Lauren McGookin: If I had a pound for every time I have been asked this question, I’d be a very rich lady indeed! The answer is, I have no idea. It was one of those scenarios where one thing leads to another. I guess it started with a love for smoothies and quickly escalated from arty fruit decor to painting in my bowls. My mum says I always enjoyed playing with my food, much to her dismay!
DROOL: What about dogs attracts you to them as subjects for your artwork?
Lauren: My dogs back home are my babies, so naturally my first dog inspired bowl was a portrait of my 8 year old Bichon Frise, Bailey. With dogs, you don’t just paint their cute little faces, you paint their personalities too. I love that!
The Black Brick House By Alyssa Hurst | Photography By Ben Ward On an unassuming street in an older neighborhood in Denver, couched between two
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