Owner

• Jun 2019 - Present

Marketing is complex, having a strategy in place that is aline with your vision and goals will save you time and money. Whether you want to outsource your marketing plan or keep it in house, it's essential to understand the fundamentals of marketing for your company. I say your company because just like no two people are the same, no two companies are either and you deserve to have a plan that fits your identity. Why MLof Design? Our mission is simple, we want to see you grow. Capabilities: Creating cohesive images for companies/brands, social media awareness, successful design/deployment strategy solutions, audits for identity/content/platforms/SEO, and website consultation. Show less

Owner

• Aug 2016 - Present

A Journey In Art A Journey In Art was created as Marie Lof's personal journey as an artist. Through her transition from hobbyist painter to a professional she realized a lack of resources and direction for the emerging artist. In 2018 A Journey In Art hosted it's first event to bridge that gap between artists, community, and local businesses. Marie Lof Her inspiration is drawn from the world around her, experiences, and her childhood. Marie loves nature and this theme can be found heavily through her work. As a painter and sculptor Marie creates both 2 and 3 dimensional pieces. Marie’s love of the arts started as an adolescent. She often drew and carried that passion into adulthood. In 2010 She took her first formal Drawing class at the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC), where Professor D. Thompson changed her prospective and heavily influenced Marie’s art style; 2010 was also the year Marie started Marbling, which was inspired by Turkish artists painting over water. Marie layers nail polish over water and adheres it to a surface. Marie has continued to explore other mediums in 2011 she took Acrylic painting at CCBC. 2014 Marie was introduced to Yayoi Kasuma’s Infinity Nets technique and became mesmerized by it, Marie has played with colors, textures, and layouts to make this technique something uniquely Marie. In 2015 she began to teach herself watercolors, and in 2017 she began fluid pouring. Her collection continues to grow and evolve. Marie took her first pottery class in 2013 at CCBC, where she fell in love with hand building and creating sculptures. In 2014 she began to dabble with polymer clay. In 2015 Marie’s love of fairies inspired her first Fairy creation, which would evolve into the Fairytale Series, and has continuously grown and evoked Marie’s imagination to new limits, as she creates unique worlds for her characters. Show less

Visual Artist

• Apr 2015 - Present

Assistant

• 2013 - 2015