IVIVA OLENICK.
“Ever-shifting piles of fabric, bits of ribbon, spools of thread, skeins of elaboration floss, elaboration scissors, watercolor and fabric paints, needles in assorted shapes and states of wear, and design in routine as well as accomplished pieces accoutre the surface. The inflection of this table in my small college of music space is a embellishment for the rule of my design in my thoughts and every day activities.”
Categories: Favorite Photography News Tags: Artwork, Desk, Embroidery Floss, Embroidery Scissors, Fabric Paints, Fabric Scraps, Finished Pieces, Metaphor, Needles, Piles, Predominance, Prominence, Ribbon Spools, Shapes, Studio Space, Watercolor
MARK MULRONEY.
“The table is old, rootless and hard to work on but we can’t see replacing it as it has changed with me for so many years and 1000′s of miles. we lay at it for 8-10 hours a day and infrequently my back hurts.”
Categories: Favorite Photography News Tags: Desk, Mark Mulroney
TAVIS COBURN.
Tavis Coburn – “I work at a mid-century Steelcase tanker table that I’ve had since we graduated in 1998. It’s probably 60 years old but, in the years it’s been in my possession, it’s grown a lot of singular character.” Read more…
Categories: Favorite Photography News Tags: Coburn, Desk, Possession, Steelcase, Tavis
PETER MENDELSUND TALKS WITH CHIP KIDD.
My old desk-top sketch list with T-Square is still disposition opposite the window, though it’s pretty well hidden. And we skip the photo-stat camera, with which we used to make a lot of cover art prior to scanners or even tone xerox.
Categories: Favorite Photography News Tags: Chip Kidd, Cover Art, Desk, Drawing Table, Photo, Scanners, Stat, T Square, Xerox
