These 1960s American office chairs remind me of a barbers or dentists chair. Great shape! Chair design has always fascinated me. Each version of something to sit on, changes through time and the materials that are used. Yet each one is made by a craftsperson and can be valued as an objet d'art. Personally I often see them as props in a film or play that add character to a scene. They want to tell you a story and often do.
My giclée prints use 12 pigment inks on 100% cotton rag paper240gsm. It is available in various sizes.
I package the prints up myself either in a reinforced envelope up to A4 or in a strong card tube, covered in acid free tissue paper, along with a thankyou not 😊
I hope you enjoy my work as much as I did, making it.