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From the Yankee Years

Art Director: Leonard Loria
Designer: Gil Martinez, RGD
Photo Editor: Heather Marcus
Photographer: Eric Roth

This piece is my favorite Yankee assignment, and remains in my portfolio. And for some reason, I never included it in my blog. I am proud of what we did here. The home was beautiful but it demanded some serious styling. We did not have an opening shot, and I composed the mud room tableau with a chair, a table and some random objects that were lying around in the barn. The light, as you can see, was gorgeous.



Yankee Magazine Bed and Breakfast and Inn Directory (2003)

Art Director: Leonard Loria
Designer/Stylist: Gil Martinez
Photo Editor: Heather Marcus

This image is of the very first place I styled, ever. I love the light, the dog, and the sense of possibility inherent in the shot. I can´t remember the name of the photographer or the inn, so if you recognize either the place or the work, please let me know so I can credit him properly.

Home Feature, Yankee Magazine (2006)

Art Director: Leonard Loria
Designer/Stylist: Gil Martinez
Photo Editor: Heather Marcus
Photographer: John Gruen

I styled this house for our January 2006 issue. It was challenging because bookcases and cupboards were very disorganized, but a lot of fun. The owners collect trolls, and they have hidden them throughout the house.

Home Feature, Yankee Magazine (2005)

Art Director/Designer: Leonard Loria
Stylist: Gil Martinez
Photo Editor: Heather Marcus
Photographer: Julie Bidwell

I styled the Massachusetts home of two entrepreneurs that turned their hobby into a booming business for the December 2005 issue.




Historic Wallpapers, Yankee Magazine (2004)

Art Director: Leonard Loria
Designer/Stylist: Gil Martinez
Photo Editor: Heather Marcus
Photographer: Ann Card

This story marked the first time I was given the opportunity to actually coordinate an entire project myself. I contacted all the wallpaper manufacturers, selected the samples, styled the room for the shoot, and created the small illustration that gives the name and manufacturer of each pattern on the photo.