Megan Bullock founded Studio Mesh to creatively break down divisive boundaries. She believes thoughtful design can make space for new growth and positive interactions. Her work has been recognized by industry leaders like Print Magazine, AIGA, HOW, and SAPPI Ideas That Matter. She has been a Creative Community Fellow with NAS, an NEA grant panelist, and even a Focus Magazine Wonder Woman of West Virginia. Megan has mentored, advised, taught, and spoke for folks + venues like Smithsonian Cooper Hewitt, UN Habitat World Urban Forum, ArtPlace America, Columbia University Global Studio, and UPENN Social Impact House. She holds a BFA in Graphic Design from the Rhode Island School of Design. In her free time she likes to try new things and renovate old buildings.
Kathryn Dreier
multi-media designer
Kathryn Dreier is the award-winning visual designer who keeps Studio Mesh creative. Kathryn’s goal is to help clients seamlessly communicate their own missions to the world. She’s previously worked at a wide range of design studios in New York, London, and Montréal, and her projects have been recognized by the Creativity Annual Awards for Prattonia and the Interactive Media Awards. Kathryn is formerly a Communications Design instructor for Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where she also earned her BFA, with honors. She lives in and works from Austin, Texas, where she enjoys listening to Drake and Morrissey equally.
Liz Turner
Operations Manager
Liz Turner is the Operations Manager at Studio Mesh, keeping all things organized and running smoothly. She is a graduate of Moore College of Art and Design in Philadelphia. Her experience ranges from print design, fine arts, app development, social media management, to press releases and event promotion. She has worked to refine her organizational and management skills through her wide range of experience in art and business, and works closely with the local arts community. She helped found and is currently the co-director of Apartment Earth Gallery. Liz spends any remaining time playing roller derby for the Chemical Valley Rollergirls & WV State All-Stars Roller Derby.
Zavian Stanfield
Apprentice
Zavian Stanfield is currently an apprentice at Studio Mesh. Since he was 13, he’s shadowed at the MESH office on the west side of Charleston, West Virginia while his mom was welding the studio storefront, slowly picking up an interest in computer programming. He inspired the start of our Makeshop Design Lab youth design & coding program in 2016, attended many workshops, worked as a student teacher, and in 2021, he ran the program teaching workshops to west side youth through his Apprenticeship. Zavian experiences all parts of the studio work, dabbling in code, mastering CMS work, and supporting in website management for clients. A South Charleston High School graduate, after this gap year Apprenticeship, he plans to pursue his web development degree with the support of MESH mentors. In his free time Zavian likes to disconnect by hiking, camping, mountain biking, and in general appreciating the outdoors.
