Ivan Ingermann Design

I can’t tell you what an absolute THRILL that’s it’s been having my friend and uber-talented Stan Meyer in the house! I’m honored to get the chance to costume on this gorgeous stage Stanley A. Meyer

Psss… have you heard? Sense & Sensibility opens tomorrow at UGA’s Fine Arts Theatre. Here’s some sneak peaks at the designs you’ll see on Stanley A. Meyer set design! Direction by Rachel May of Synchronicity Theatre

Fantastic Sunday afternoon spent meeting the uber talented and her legendary father Arkady Tzykun. Their inspirational work on the Alliance & ATL Opera co pro is def a must see! Plus the exhibit is required viewing!

These two men…creative founts, generous and witty beyond measure…BOTH very influential to my career and form as a designer in very different ways, moved on from this terrestrial plane recently. Classes with JOHN Conklin were such a complete 180* from any previous experience. He opened the conversation of scenic design to realms I had never considered or thought possible. Design no longer ONLY meant research and physical limitations… but contemplation, metaphor, and FRESH approaches to support-but also EXCITE the narratives being presented. To be in MARTIN Izquierdo’s studio was to be in one of the most creative and often debaucherous spaces in the city! A mix of bohemian Warhol-like vibe, populated with 90’s club kid orphans, a bass thumping sound system, and after-hour liquor (and other intoxicants) all the while birthing incredible works. I count myself EXTREMELY FORTUNATE to have had BOTH in my life. God speed, John and Martin.

RIP Kirstie Alley. My design for Pier One for Kirstie, garnered a nom from the Costume Designers Guild which was just icing on the cake!

Pier 1 Imports Santa Baby Kirstie Alley 2000s Commercial (2003) Kirstie sings Santa Baby and frolics around some Pier 1 Imports stuff

A few things in the works…

The show I was working on RIGHT before the shut down has finally opened on Off-Broadway! Check out this great review of a fantastically written and directed show... and the designs ain't bad either!

Approval Ju**ie: Faith Salie Tells All - New York Stage Review Journalist, comedian, and serial comma supporter Faith Salie seeks validation in an autobiographical one-woman show Approval Ju**ie.

My students’ work! They’re definitely headed in the right direction!

Very sad to hear of the passing of an amazing artist and generous spirit, Howell Binkley .
I count myself very fortunate to have designed together on Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls at the Alliance Theatre. He was so very warm to my students on that show and would Skype into classes anytime I asked.
Broadway is a bit darker tonight!

Not wanting my hand to get rusty during the ‘Rona... trying out new liquid watercolors from Dr. Martin. ( I think I like them 👍)