'Wisp' by Amber Feng.
5.5" x 7" gouache and coloured pencil on 6" x 7.5" hot press paper, in a 1/1 edition for $185.
On sale now through Every Day Original.
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'Wisp' by Amber Feng.
5.5" x 7" gouache and coloured pencil on 6" x 7.5" hot press paper, in a 1/1 edition for $185.
On sale now through Every Day Original.
WOW x WOW presents 'Silent Soliloquies' group art exhibition featuring over 50 international artists and comprising of over 70 unique pieces.
Selected art by Chay Ruby, Morgan Booth, Cheryl Owen, Michael Camarra, Anna Kathleen, Amber Feng, Caia Koopman.
The online exhibition opens Friday August 9 at 7pm UK on the WOW x WOW website and will be on view until August 30 2024.
'Submerged' by Amber Feng.
10" x 14" gouache and coloured pencil on Arches hot press watercolour paper, in a 1/1 edition for $550.
On sale now through Every Day Original.
'Thread' by Amber Feng.
9" x 12" Gouache and coloured pencil original artwork on Arches hot pressed watercolour paper, in a 1/1 edition for $350.
On sale now through Every Day Original.
"They say at startups you end up wearing many hats, and that was definitely true of my experience at Stripe. When I worked on Stripe Connect, I was both the engineer and the PM, and for a while even the designer, until one of the actual designers came in and fixed everything up. I was on the phone trying to sell people on the product and when it came time to launch, I was writing the marketing copy, for better or for worse. Stripe has a really core emphasis that the people building things should have a lot of end-to-end ownership. What I work on here and what every engineer works on is a little bit of everything. You conceive the product, you build it, you launch it.
I wasn't even sure I wanted to work in payments when I first joined, but it turned out to be a lot more interesting than I originally thought. If you think about it, we didn't really have crowd-funding or things like Uber, Lyft or Homejoy five years ago. Payments is so core for all these new startups and business models. What are people going to think of in the next five years? We don't know, but we want to make it easier for them to exist."
Amber Feng | Stripe