I wanted to feature this most exciting designer because without question, David Stark is a true artist. He can take the simplest of elements, like he did here with colored pencils, and translate them into an exciting new point of view.
David recently published a new book that, without question, took my breath away. Congratulations on your work and your amazing new book.
--Preston
From David Stark, "This past May for the American Patrons of Tate Museum’s Second Artists Dinner, the colored pencil was our hero."
"When working for such an esteemed art institution, it seems only appropriate to construct décor out of materials that inevitably trigger the visual conversation between the act of creation and the materials used to create."
"Thus, we welcomed our guests, an outstanding group of artists, patrons, and benefactors, to a gorgeous spectacle of moving chroma."
"As if viewed through a kaleidoscope, centerpieces for rectangular tables became undulating hills of pigment, brilliant rainbows of colored pencil bluffs, rolling from one end of the table to the other."
