The Creative

Curbside Carolina LLC is a workroom based in Greenville, SC, and we are dedicated to the restoration and completion of an artistic vision. Curbside Creator Devin M. Bazemore has engaged himself with numerous mediums in the realm of Art & Design. Now, with the help of an extensive Physical & Digital tool set, Curbside Carolina has the ability to “pick up” the creative challenge. Curbside Carolina, LLC is proud to have worked with so many wonderful clients thus far, within the Carolina's and beyond (See the friends we work with). And we look forward to many more new opportunities in the near future.

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RANGE OF PRACTICE

Curbside Creator Devin M. Bazemore has spent time engaging himself with numerous mediums in the realm of Art & Design. Devin loved and concentrated strongly in Visual Arts throughout grade school. His love and passion for Art & Design took him from NC to Savannah, GA to study at The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). There he received his B.F.A in Furniture Design with a concentration in Sculptural Studies. Throughout his studies, he was able to explore multiple mediums including Graphic Design, Sculpture, Furniture, Interior Design, Sculpture, 2D Design, Metalworking & Woodworking, Adobe Creative Suite & 3D Design Software. These skills helped him prep, design & propose an idea, and in turn, build, render & execute the finished product.

Devin loves a challenge & the opportunity to use the skills he has so passionately learned in order to make any vision a reality.

Education

Savannah College of Art & Design
B.F.A. Furniture Design, March 2013

Initiatives

Distinct Attributes

  • De Soto Gallery | Exhibitor

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