karin eriksson podcast!
Labels: ceramics, interviews, podcasts
posted by design*sponge @ 12.5.06
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9 Comments:
I can never access the podcast. It loads and says done, but the page is empty. I'm a Swede and a huge fan of Karin, I really want to hear her interview. Can someone help me out?
Thank you! anna
I am such a big fan of Karin's stuff. I first discovered her through the Yellow House in Brighton.
I love the tea cup in the photograph you've chosen - the one with the green flower. Where can I get that?! I can't seem to find it in the links.
So lovely!
Thanks Grace!
Claire
anna
do you have quicktime? it should play with quicktime, but you can also right click on the file to download it to your desktop and then listen with your music program of choice. if that doesn't work please drop me a line and maybe i can email you the file (though it's quite big!)
d*s :)
LOVED it...so nice to hear Karin's voice!! good job Grace ;)
thanks abigail!
(do you make those earrings from rena's?? i LOVE those)
d*s
Merci for the wonderful interview Grace. I understand Karin's dislike of plagiarism if she's talking about deliberate plagiarism but, I also believe that there exists no original thought...that we are all recording things, like design, in our subconciousness and reinterpreting them.
Hey..yes I do! thanks..! :)
(I just got another order through from Rena today actually - so glad they are selling well stateside! )
Great podcast, Grace. It is so cool to listen to a fellow potter talk about her inspiration, sources and techniques. I too, wondered about her concern about plagerism. Direct ripping off is a huge problem, but within the context of influence, evolution and inspiration, work will affect the "look" of other work, especially if it has strong resonance. I appreciate Sylvie for bring up this point.
:) mad
hi everyone!
about plagiarism - i'm talking about the direct copying of products or the "too close for comfort" designs that - strangely enough - often large companies do. one would think knew better or could afford not to do it like that.
being influenced by something or someone - conciously or subconciously - is different. i'm a great believer in sharing and being generous with both ideas, work in progress and experiences.
;) karin
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