Drips tray
Drips is a tray and tea towel set by SCP in collaboration with artist Daniel Eatock.
Daniel Eatockās designs are inspired by the fascinating marks created by Magic Markers, a nod to the moments spent watching his father draw in the 1980s. His work captures the essence of those spontaneous and magical marks, translating them into contemporary designs.///Description
SCP is thrilled to launch a collection of tea towels and trays, designed by a group of designers: Reiko Kaneko, Daniel Eatock, Donna Wilson, Stewart Easton, and Mark McGinnis. This collection blends functionality with artistic flair, offering unique pieces that are both practical and refined.
Daniel Eatockās designs are inspired by the fascinating marks created by Magic Markers, a nod to the moments spent watching his father draw in the 1980s. His work captures the essence of those spontaneous and magical marks, translating them into contemporary designs.
āI loved watching my Dad draw with Magic Markers in the 1980ās, and discovering the consequential marks the pens made on the sheets of paper that sat below the page he was working on. Even though the āMagic Markersā of the 1980ās are no more, todayās markers still contain āmagicā within. I remove their tops, stand them upright, and carefully balance sheets of paper on their nibs, abracadabraā¦ā - Daniel Eatock
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Drips tray
Drips is a tray and tea towel set by SCP in collaboration with artist Daniel Eatock.
Daniel Eatockās designs are inspired by the fascinating marks created by Magic Markers, a nod to the moments spent watching his father draw in the 1980s. His work captures the essence of those spontaneous and magical marks, translating them into contemporary designs.///Description
SCP is thrilled to launch a collection of tea towels and trays, designed by a group of designers: Reiko Kaneko, Daniel Eatock, Donna Wilson, Stewart Easton, and Mark McGinnis. This collection blends functionality with artistic flair, offering unique pieces that are both practical and refined.
Daniel Eatockās designs are inspired by the fascinating marks created by Magic Markers, a nod to the moments spent watching his father draw in the 1980s. His work captures the essence of those spontaneous and magical marks, translating them into contemporary designs.
āI loved watching my Dad draw with Magic Markers in the 1980ās, and discovering the consequential marks the pens made on the sheets of paper that sat below the page he was working on. Even though the āMagic Markersā of the 1980ās are no more, todayās markers still contain āmagicā within. I remove their tops, stand them upright, and carefully balance sheets of paper on their nibs, abracadabraā¦ā - Daniel Eatock
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Drips is a tray and tea towel set by SCP in collaboration with artist Daniel Eatock.
Daniel Eatockās designs are inspired by the fascinating marks created by Magic Markers, a nod to the moments spent watching his father draw in the 1980s. His work captures the essence of those spontaneous and magical marks, translating them into contemporary designs.///Description
SCP is thrilled to launch a collection of tea towels and trays, designed by a group of designers: Reiko Kaneko, Daniel Eatock, Donna Wilson, Stewart Easton, and Mark McGinnis. This collection blends functionality with artistic flair, offering unique pieces that are both practical and refined.
Daniel Eatockās designs are inspired by the fascinating marks created by Magic Markers, a nod to the moments spent watching his father draw in the 1980s. His work captures the essence of those spontaneous and magical marks, translating them into contemporary designs.
āI loved watching my Dad draw with Magic Markers in the 1980ās, and discovering the consequential marks the pens made on the sheets of paper that sat below the page he was working on. Even though the āMagic Markersā of the 1980ās are no more, todayās markers still contain āmagicā within. I remove their tops, stand them upright, and carefully balance sheets of paper on their nibs, abracadabraā¦ā - Daniel Eatock
