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ANDY HARMAN, Chase BARON
The person in charge Andy Harman in his Brooklyn apartment, photographed hard Roe Ethridge for PIN–UP.
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Kalina Ivanov
“Maybe because English is my second language, I find words slippery and I rely on my drawings to best express my ideas.“
Randall Peacock
“I find it’s just faster for me to model the set otherwise we have to go through many revisions.“
Ben Procter
“For me drawing, modeling and illustrating are all an integral part of how I conceive, visualize and detail a set.“
Caroline Hanania
“I am great believer in drawing as a way to realize my designs which helps me communicate my ideas for sets.“
Why draw your own sketches for film?
Kalina Ivanov
Mary Howard