Parker Sellers
I was raised in a Vermont community where architects built their own homes and creativity was a way of life. We have a annual parade float tradition where we collaborate on complex, ambitious moving sculptures that transform into choreographed presentations. And half of our neighbors proudly display their own designed and made chairs, light fixtures and paintings.
Innovation was my theme when I came to Los Angeles, where I spent 15 years as a 3D artist for film and advertising. Hollywood honed my eye for visual storytelling and I learned many tools for digital art including cameras, software and computer programming.
Today, I am weaving these two worlds together: the tactile, improvisational spirit of my upbringing and the technical mastery of my entertainment career. My design practice is rooted in the belief that products should be both useful and delightful, merging craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology.
Observe travel through time and space with this procedurally animated clock. The yellow hands of an analog clock float around the screen with an attached cube. The screen is a 5” LCD driven encased in a 3D printed frame.