Scott Hohl: Links

Visit my blog "direction and momentum" and hear my latest thoughts.

Check out my flickr page. There are high resolution photos and just more eye poppin designs.

Merestone is a great company out of Scottsdale Arizona that specializes in the design and production of meetings, events and environments.
They have been kind enough to take me on to their staff to help develop their "Permanent Installations" division and I highly recommend them.

SHH! Design & Fabrication

Fine Wooden Furniture Built In The Modernist Tradition

Founded by designer Scott Hohl in 1997, SHH! Design creates exciting furniture designs that are both elegant and practical.

Phoenix Film Festival

Check out the trophy's I designed for filmmaker's favorite festival.

The Phoenix Film Festival is the largest attended festival in Arizona with over 18,000 attendees in 2006 and featured tributes to such guests as Laurence Fishburne and Robert Wagner. Celebrity Guests included Jason Mewes, Melissa Joan Hart, David Fausion, Stephen Bauer and Danny Trejo, and featured Arizona Premieres of "Akeelah and the Bee", "Hard Candy", “Lucky Number Slevin”, “American Dreamz”, and "Take the Lead".

Arizona Chain Reaction

AZCR's mission is to educate consumers about the dramatic and measurable benefits that go hand-in-hand with shopping locally. We believe that once people understand how their community dollars are being exported to distant states, they will choose to support locally-owned businesses, where profits are reinvested within the community.

ArtLink Inc.

ArtLink Inc. is one of the oldest artist-run, all volunteer arts organizations in downtown Phoenix. Since 1989, we have Phoenix's biggest annual artwalk, Art Detour. In 1994, we began the monthly First Fridays artwalk, which has grown to become the largest monthly artwalk in the United States. With 100 arts venues open free to the public each month, artlink's First Fridays has succeeded in bringing people back to downtown Phoenix.

Wood Splinter Group

The Wood Splinter Group was formed in the mid-1990’s as a fairly informal group of serious, if not necessarily professional, Arizona woodworkers. With most members coming from the greater Phoenix area, over the years the group has included artists, craftsmen, hobbyists,and teachers (and probably a few other categories as well).