#danieleatock

[graphicbooks]

Daniel Eatock Pens Paper by @eatockdaniel / Design by @formist / Published by @formist * * * * * #danieleatock #artist #penspaper #graphicartist #design #graphicdesign #designer #graphicdesigner #graphicbooks #books #booksondesign #designbook #type #typography #typeface #publishing #publication #grid #layout #designstudio #designstudent https://www.instagram.com/p/B322f2CBClb/?igshid=19gz0jp6rzah4

[drawdownbooks]

Daniel Eatock / Available at www.draw-down.com / British artist and designer Daniel Eatock, known for astute observations and obsessive collecting, creates works which celebrate the quotidian and mundane, whimsically celebrate the everyday, and question accepted convention. This eponymous publication brings together a portion of the images he's taken in an on-going project which documents repaired vehicles. Focusing on auto repairs where an identical part from another vehicle of the same model, but of a different color, is substituted, Eatock's photographs focus on a practice in plain sight, on economic and transparent fixes. Recognizing a connection with art conservation—where repairs are meant to be visible rather than camouflaged—as well as with the Japanese art form of kintsugi, where pottery repairs are illuminated rather than hidden, Eatock elevates a thrifty practice to a place where it can be considered and appreciated as an aesthetic choice. Are these repaired vehicles richer, more valuable and better as a result of accident and repair? With a text, “An Automotive Life,” by Blackett Ditchburn. Published by Draw Down. #drawdownbooks #graphicdesign #typography #danieleatock https://www.instagram.com/p/BnYodf2h7HR/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wqakeuqq2bi0

[drawdownbooks]

Daniel Eatock / Available at www.draw-down.com / Artist and designer Daniel Eatock, known for astute observations and obsessive collecting, creates works which celebrate the quotidian and mundane, whimsically celebrate the everyday, and question accepted convention. This eponymous publication brings together a portion of the images he's taken in an on-going project which documents repaired vehicles. Focusing on auto repairs where an identical part from another vehicle of the same model, but of a different color, is substituted, Eatock's photographs focus on a practice in plain sight, on economic and transparent fixes. Recognizing a connection with art conservation—where repairs are meant to be visible rather than camouflaged—as well as with the Japanese art form of kintsugi, where pottery repairs are illuminated rather than hidden, Eatock elevates a thrifty practice to a place where it can be considered and appreciated as an aesthetic choice. Are these repaired vehicles richer, more valuable and better as a result of accident and repair? With a text, “An Automotive Life,” by Blackett Ditchburn. Published by Draw Down. #drawdownbooks #graphicdesign #typography #danieleatock

[drawdownbooks]

Daniel Eatock / Available at www.draw-down.com / Artist and designer Daniel Eatock, known for astute observations and obsessive collecting, creates works which celebrate the quotidian and mundane, whimsically celebrate the everyday, and question accepted convention. This eponymous publication brings together a portion of the images he's taken in an on-going project which documents repaired vehicles. Focusing on auto repairs where an identical part from another vehicle of the same model, but of a different color, is substituted, Eatock's photographs focus on a practice in plain sight, on economic and transparent fixes. Recognizing a connection with art conservation—where repairs are meant to be visible rather than camouflaged—as well as with the Japanese art form of kintsugi, where pottery repairs are illuminated rather than hidden, Eatock elevates a thrifty practice to a place where it can be considered and appreciated as an aesthetic choice. Are these repaired vehicles richer, more valuable and better as a result of accident and repair? With a text, “An Automotive Life,” by Blackett Ditchburn. Published by Draw Down. #drawdownbooks #graphicdesign #typography #danieleatock

[drawdownbooks]

Daniel Eatock / Available at www.draw-down.com / Artist and designer Daniel Eatock, known for astute observations and obsessive collecting, creates works which celebrate the quotidian and mundane, whimsically celebrate the everyday, and question accepted convention. This eponymous publication brings together a portion of the images he's taken in an on-going project which documents repaired vehicles. Focusing on auto repairs where an identical part from another vehicle of the same model, but of a different color, is substituted, Eatock's photographs focus on a practice in plain sight, on economic and transparent fixes. Recognizing a connection with art conservation—where repairs are meant to be visible rather than camouflaged—as well as with the Japanese art form of kintsugi, where pottery repairs are illuminated rather than hidden, Eatock elevates a thrifty practice to a place where it can be considered and appreciated as an aesthetic choice. Are these repaired vehicles richer, more valuable and better as a result of accident and repair? With a text, “An Automotive Life,” by Blackett Ditchburn. Published by Draw Down. #drawdownbooks #graphicdesign #typography #danieleatock

[drawdownbooks]

Daniel Eatock / Available at www.draw-down.com / British artist and designer Daniel Eatock, known for astute observations and obsessive collecting, creates works which celebrate the quotidian and mundane, whimsically celebrate the everyday, and question accepted convention. This eponymous publication brings together a portion of the images he's taken in an on-going project which documents repaired vehicles. Focusing on auto repairs where an identical part from another vehicle of the same model, but of a different color, is substituted, Eatock's photographs focus on a practice in plain sight, on economic and transparent fixes. Recognizing a connection with art conservation—where repairs are meant to be visible rather than camouflaged—as well as with the Japanese art form of kintsugi, where pottery repairs are illuminated rather than hidden, Eatock elevates a thrifty practice to a place where it can be considered and appreciated as an aesthetic choice. Are these repaired vehicles richer, more valuable and better as a result of accident and repair? With a text, “An Automotive Life,” by Blackett Ditchburn. Published by Draw Down. #drawdownbooks #graphicdesign #typography #danieleatock

[drawdownbooks]

New Daniel Eatock zine at LAABF! / Save $5 w/ code “LAABF” at www.draw-down.com / British artist and designer Daniel Eatock, known for astute observations and obsessive collecting, creates works which celebrate the quotidian and mundane, whimsically celebrate the everyday, and question accepted convention. This eponymous publication brings together a portion of the images he's taken in an on-going project which documents repaired vehicles. Focusing on auto repairs where an identical part from another vehicle of the same model, but of a different color, is substituted, Eatock's photographs focus on a practice in plain sight, on economic and transparent fixes. Recognizing a connection with art conservation—where repairs are meant to be visible rather than camouflaged—as well as with the Japanese art form of kintsugi, where pottery repairs are illuminated rather than hidden, Eatock elevates a thrifty practice to a place where it can be considered and appreciated as an aesthetic choice. Are these repaired vehicles richer, more valuable and better as a result of accident and repair? With a text, “An Automotive Life,” by Blackett Ditchburn. Published by Draw Down. Visit us at Printed Matter’s LA ART BOOK FAIR 2017 / February 24—26, 2017 / The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA / Booth G–18 #drawdownbooks #laabf #printedmatter #graphicdesign #typography #artbook #laabf2017 #drawdown #danieleatock (at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA)

[3standardstoppage]

#3ssbookselect One + 1 Partial Repetitions & Integral Impermanences By Daniel Eatock @eatockdaniel Published by @onomatopeenet . . A range of formal, practical and conceptual connections each built from two independently existing objects. . . Available link in bio . . #oneplusone #danieleatock #onomatopée #3ssstudios #3standardstoppage (at 3Standardstoppage) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Ktd0kAybn/?igshid=1m76posz0oxrx