Friday, September 19, 2008

Turnerduckworthy Brian



After choosing the Bertoia Diamond chair as his favorite design Brian read to us.

"The book of Turner Duckworth.

David’s Letters to the Turner Duckworthians

Chapter 13. Verse 4.

TurnerDuckworthy design is patient. TurnerDuckworthy design is kind. TurnerDuckworthy design doesn't rely on gradients, or gradient meshes, or 3d gradient bevel emboss filter meshes.

TurnerDuckworthy design is not easy, but TurnerDuckworthy design looks effortless.

TurnerDuckworthy designs don’t care if you came up with them on a piece of paper, Photoshop, Illustrator or Freehand. Although seriously... freehand?

TurnerDuckworthy design does not envy, because it needs nothing more than what it is.

TurnerDuckworthy design isn't jealous, but it makes you think – I wish I'd thought of that.

TurnerDuckworthy design is not always simple, but simplicity is the by-product of a TurnerDuckworthy idea.

There is no limit to a TurnerDuckworthy design's potential, to its hope, its power to endure. Unless of course it goes into focus groups.

But, a TurnerDuckworthy design never really dies.

It lives on, in our hearts, minds, and the Book of Turner Duckworth."

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