Graham Keegan
is a designer living in Los Angeles, California. He is currently working with textiles : growing, dyeing, weaving, sewing and building pieces from materials found in and around wherever he finds himself in the world.AVAILABLE IN STORES
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Blogroll
In the Murky Shallows
Monday, October 22, 2012
Water Temple
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
On a late summer trip back to Vermont, I installed a temple underwater in Lake Willoughby. I had grown up hearing stories about dead men who would grab your legs and pull you underwater. Didn’t encounter them, though I could still feel the terror between my stomach and lungs that could drive me out of the water in an instant.
Learning by failing
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Been dyeing a lot these past few weeks and have run in to all kinds of obstacles that I didn’t even imagine. I finally did all the proper leg work, maintained my patience through steps in the process that I find tedious, and got some beautiful results.
Collecting thousands of these colored leaves
- Yields two different colors, gold and pink
Rocking the Scarf
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
I was psyched to see one of my pieces in Rolling Stone this month. My buddy Aaron, one of the magnetic zeros, picked out this piece and wore it during their photo shoot on top of a tour bus here in L.A.
