I can imagine you probably don't want to date your work so it looks perpetually fresh. But it would help me understand your development as a designer if I could get a sense of whether you did this early on in your career or more recently. Just a thought.
Like this set of pieces, for example. They look early 2000, late '90s, with that vinyl label maker look and "found item" name tag, "My name is" things. But then when you block their heads out, that looks so ironic that it could be this year or last. So, I'm stuck. - ASE
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I can imagine you probably don't want to date your work so it looks perpetually fresh. But it would help me understand your development as a designer if I could get a sense of whether you did this early on in your career or more recently. Just a thought.
Like this set of pieces, for example. They look early 2000, late '90s, with that vinyl label maker look and "found item" name tag, "My name is" things. But then when you block their heads out, that looks so ironic that it could be this year or last. So, I'm stuck. - ASE
This was done in 2004. I'm an old guy, so maybe my designs are stuck in the ’90s...
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