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It was once fashionable for the dynastic families to include relaxing cat rooms within their grand estates, made up of rare species that they had captured abroad. 2

The Brigadoon Dispatch

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It was once fashionable for the dynastic families to include relaxing cat rooms within their grand estates, made up of rare species that they had captured abroad. 2

"It was once fashionable for the dynastic families to include relaxing cat rooms within their grand estates, made up of rare species that they had captured abroad."

Brigadoon is a place not here nor there. It’s an alternate dimension at the fringe of reality, only accessible at certain times, and for a limited time. Brigadoon is an old legend from Scottish folklore, and these are the postcards sent from that place — a journal documenting the travels through that beautifully bizarre ethereal world where the future is T.B.D.

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The Brigadoon Dispatch

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Ryan Taylor is a multidisciplinary artist and award-winning designer of lighting & furniture. His works have been featured in publications including Elle Decor, Wallpaper, Dwell, Grazia and Y Magazine. With a background in the visual arts; having studied photography, sculpture and digital media, and with over twenty years working in graphic, interactive & industrial design, Ryan mixes his appreciation of art & design into various forms.

Through The Brigadoon Dispatch, Ryan has created a magical world, that harnesses the power of A.I. to create vignettes as a cathartic personal creative outlet that is a culmination of all his life experiences. Ryan lives & works in Toronto, Canada.

It was once fashionable for the dynastic families to include relaxing cat rooms within their grand estates, made up of rare species that they had captured abroad. 2

"It was once fashionable for the dynastic families to include relaxing cat rooms within their grand estates, made up of rare species that they had captured abroad."

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