Liesel Schmidt

3 weeks ago | emeraldcoastmagazine.com | Paige Aigret |Liesel Schmidt

Second only to the perfectly circular Lake DeFuniak, Last Stop Brew Vault positions itself as area’s next best watering hole It’s incredible what a little vision and a lot of passion can accomplish when people come together to build their dream. Add to that a healthy dose of entrepreneurial drive, and you have a refined recipe for good business—and, in the case of Last Stop Brew Vault in DeFuniak Springs, a refreshing, ice-cold beer.

2 months ago | emeraldcoastmagazine.com | Liesel Schmidt

The art of creating a masterpiece Making sushi at home is a fun and delicious culinary adventure. Whether you’re a novice chef or a seasoned professional, crafting sushi is a tactile way to explore your creativity. To ensure your sushi is both safe and satisfying, there are some key steps to follow, especially when handling raw fish. Much like working with raw eggs and meat, safety is paramount when working with raw fish.

Jan 16, 2025 | tallahasseemagazine.com | Liesel Schmidt

Making sushi at home is a fun and delicious culinary adventure. Whether you’re a novice chef or a seasoned professional, crafting sushi is a tactile way to explore your creativity. To ensure your sushi is both safe and satisfying, there are some key steps to follow, especially when handling raw fish. Much like working with raw eggs and meat, safety is paramount when working with raw fish. Sushi-grade fish, which is the cornerstone of good sushi, requires careful selection and handling.

Jan 6, 2025 | charlestonlivingmag.com | Liesel Schmidt

How Rebecca Meixner drew her way to a whimsical brandBy Liesel Schmidt When most of us think of art, we confine our imaginations to the conventional, the highbrow, the "gallery worthy." But art is all around us, in the clothes we wear to the buildings we walk by every day. And no matter how much we try to define it, art cannot be confined to a box-because art is so much more.

Nov 2, 2024 | charlestonlivingmag.com | Liesel Schmidt

Connie Rigdon's exploration of abstract expressionismBy Liesel Schmidt Connie Rigdon approaches a blank canvas with the same passion that she once did the renderings of a building, utilizing what she considers "problem solving" to express emotion and blend the natural with the manmade world in explorative, bold strokes that evoke an abstract impression of some time, place or feeling.