Episode 36: Brit + Co’s, Anjelika Temple

Anjelika Temple of Brit + Co on the CRAFT*ish Podcast | Listen on iTunes, Soundcloud on VickieHowell.com!

Anjelika Temple, CCO of Brit+Co

Recently Vickie sat down with this week’s guest, Brit + Co’s Chief Creative Officer, Anjelika Temple. During their conversation we talked about her journey from art school student to running the creative side of a major brand; tips on how to create a visual story for your own social media presence; how Brit+Co keeps millions of millennial readers engaged in their content; and why she herself has chosen to write and talk about her very personal decision surrounding the birth of her first child. 

Show Notes:

BIO

Anjelika Temple is the Executive Creative Director of Brit + Co. She received her BA at Middlebury College and was subsequently awarded three post-graduate fellowships in fine art.

 

Anjelika Temple of Brit + CO Residency

Installation work from Anjelika’s residency at the Vermont Studio Center

 

She spent one year as an artist-in-residence at the Vermont Studio Center followed by ten months traveling abroad to work on a series of commissioned works. Temple then moved to New York and worked in the creative department of Lowe/Deutsch, and subsequently went on to work at art-meets-tech startup 20×200. She and her husband David moved to San Francisco in 2011 which led her to being Brit’s first hire at Brit + Co.

 

Anjelilka Temple of Brit + Co Room Makeover

 

She’s been dreaming up creative ideas, products and stories ever since! When she’s not ideating her heart out, you’ll find her throwing dinner parties with friends or adventuring with her husband David and slightly internet-famous dog Turkey.

 

Anjelica Temple of Brit + Co Maternity

Just one of the amazing, pattern on pattern maternity photos. Click on the image to see the rest in the series!

 

UPDATE: Congratulations to the winners: LaDonna, Kathy & Marie!

ENTER TO WIN: Brit + Co launched a line of activity kits in Target! These have everything you’ll need to get your craft on. To enter, just a post a comment letting us know which kit(s) floats your crafty boat (click on the image to see full collection!) All comments must be posted by 3/22/17 at 10pm CT.

 

Links

Brit + Co.

One Brown Bump

Brit + Co Knitting Class (taught by Vickie Howell)

 

Credits:

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Produced by: Vickie Howell

Edited & Mixed by: Dave Campbell

Music Provided by: Explosions in the Sky

 

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8 Responses to “Episode 36: Brit + Co’s, Anjelika Temple”

  1. LaDonna

    So many cute crafting kits! 🙂 I would like to try the Brit + Co® Weave a Necklace Kit. Weaving is one craft I haven’t tried yet.

  2. Sheila McCortney Foery

    I would love to learn how to weave a necklace with the Brit +Co kit.Love that they are at Target

  3. Erin

    Great episode! I love the bar stamped necklace! They are so in and fresh right now, I’d love to learn to make one!

  4. kathy

    Thank you for this wonderful podcast. The photo installation work from Anjelika’s residency at the Vermont Studio Center is beautiful and inspirational. And more than anything, thank you both for the frank and very helpful observations regarding C-sections and “well-meaning” judgmental or clueless, so to speak, comments from others. The essence of that discussion also applies to many other circumstances of our individual lives, and I appreciated your sharing that, Vickie and Anjelika. The Watercolor Painting Kit looks quite intriguing.

  5. Beth Zushchuk

    Loved this episode! I have not tried Weaving yet, would love the wall kit!

  6. Joy

    What a GREAT idea!! Of course I think the “Knit a Scarf” kit would be the one I would pick up. But wow, I might have to try the “Gold Foil Tote Kit”!

  7. KD

    Good episode! I’m currently falling down the embroidery rabbit hole, so I would want the embroidered wall hanging kit!

  8. Marie K

    Love these Brit + Co crafty kits! My favorites are the “Weave a Necklace” kit and the “Gold Foil Tote” kit! Thanks for the great podcast!!