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American Exchange of Rome

American Exchange of Rome

Design by ClaudiaPalmira, Logos + Typography

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Using colors that reflect the Roman landscape, the stars contained in the “O” of this logo for an American expat organization are a hint at the club’s dynamic membership and its fun events. -CP

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Opening night for a little hit of Japan in Rome

Opening night for a little hit of Japan in Rome

I help creatives get creatives unbkocked and get t

I help creatives get creatives unbkocked and get their work done - in my monthly group workshop for @opencityexp … DM for details or go to opencityexp.com #artist #designer #groupfircreatives #unblockedcreativity

This practice emerged from my monthly Group for Cr

This practice emerged from my monthly Group for Creatives, and then became a book… which I cannot wait to share 🔥DM me for info on the Group and the method ♥️ #artist #designer #microdailypractice #dailycollage

Silk and Spring - it’s just season for silk scar

Silk and Spring - it’s just season for silk scarves! Here is a preview of a new art-as-scarf, part of a new collection dropping soon. Follow @by.clu for details and be sure to be on my email list ! #scarfpainting #artasscarf #designer #artist

Glimpses of the gorgeous Ukiyoe show, experienced

Glimpses of the gorgeous Ukiyoe show, experienced with two amazing women in the arts @rosannafumaiarte2022 and @fabiola.cinque … 2 of us brought our children . Coming soon to my Compendiun #artistdate #ukiyoe

Ink and watercolor on these papers: Italian cotton

Ink and watercolor on these papers: Italian cotton and Japanese washi #calligraphicabstractions #artist #designer #worksonpaper #byclaudiapalmira

Art, design and silk scarves — my world

Art, design and silk scarves — my world

Thank you to @rosannafumaiarte2022 for her sensiti

Thank you to @rosannafumaiarte2022 for her sensitive and beautiful description of my work and studio. It's not every day that a writer can capture one's spirit so precisely. Link in the bio. Claudia Palmira, Eclectic by vocation To experiment and open oneself to new horizons requires courage. And Claudia Palmira has demonstrated a lot of courage throughout her varied career. Born in New York and residing in Rome, Claudia often travels around the world not only to visit unfamiliar places, but to learn about and absorb their customs and traditions. It’s difficult to classify her with just one label: artist, designer, graphic designer, entrepreneur. Driven by a good dose of curiosity and always ready to experiment, she has gone through various artistic phases. From the idea to the project, from the sketch to the painting on canvas, from paper to plexiglass, from collages to decoupage, through pixels and acrylics, she tirelessly works on every idea capable of “freeing” itself from within, regardless of whether it originates from the mind or the heart. I visited her studio in Rome, in the Prati neighborhood, a couple of times and always got the same impression: a bright, serene place where you can freely let your emotions flow. I felt welcomed and often had the urge to sit in front of the window to process my impressions. But I never had the chance; every time, my curious gaze rested on those circular works, on canvas and paper, arranged under the glass table or hung on the walls. Studies of color, abstract monograms revealing ancient passions, such as the love for oriental art and Japanese painting. Vivid colors and newspaper clippings clutter every corner. Everything seems in order, but in reality, everything moves, in calm and silence. Claudia Palmira organizes her work in every creative phase and follows it step by step: from the primitive project to the completed realization. I was very impressed by her latest creations, made on silk. Precious fabrics with original prints hang on a wall to the right of the entrance, distinguished by collection: Opera, Zodiac, Rococo, and others. Link in bio to read the full article.

I created the brand Clù when my scarf collections

Colors and scenes of Easter. Vermillion ink, natur

Colors and scenes of Easter. Vermillion ink, natural egg dyes, a family table, a walk, and flowers #buonapasqua #artist #artisteye #designereye #designer #thisdolcelife #newyorkerinrome

Ink and paint to paper, paper to screen, screen to

Ink and paint to paper, paper to screen, screen to print, print to you, you to wall … #artonthewall #iconicspoetics #byme #artist #designer #collage

A few recent works in my ongoing calligraphic abst

A few recent works in my ongoing calligraphic abstractions series #artist #designer #calligraphicabatractions #artstudio

It always works out . So grateful for a way of l

It always works out . So grateful for a way of life that shines a light on the perfection of the process #artist #designer #mindset #grateful #designstudio #femalefounder

What I do: design direction, luxury silk scarf col

What I do: design direction, luxury silk scarf collection, art-making and creative workshops. Ps - join my group for creatives online monthly via @opencityexp #femalefounder #femaleentrepreneur #entrepreneur #designer #artist

Some of my favorites from the photo shoot in Paris

Some of my favorites from the photo shoot in Paris featuring my line of silk scarves X Clù @by.clu . Special thanks to @desiree_giorgetti23 for her beautiful modeling. FYI - some of the scarves shown are from a new collection that’s about to drop ! Make sure you’re on my list to know about it ! Sign up at claudiapalmira.com #designer #artist #silkscarves #artasscarf #iloveparis #claudiainparis

Three artist dates in Paris between work sessions

Three artist dates in Paris between work sessions and a photo shoot at the Louvre ... more on my Compendium #artist #jadoreparis #iloveparis #designer #artistdate #artisteye #designereye

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