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April 28th, 2006

excellent

Microsoft Excel is a program designed to track and compute information, but here I am using Excel as a drawing tool. These drawings are a part of a series of sixty drawings that I executed (more or less) every day for fifty-eight days. Each drawing is in a new ‘worksheet,’ which is automatically set up as a grid. These drawings were made by changing cell preferences for background color, fill pattern, and border styles and from time to time inserting ‘comment’ boxes and letters or words.

Note: ‘I’ = Danielle Aubert.

2 comments

  1. comment by sharkpup on Sunday, Apr 30th, 2006 8:58 pm

    this is interesting. sometimes i do this at work but i try not to. it has part numbers and stuff mixed in with it. excel is a great program. i have yet to dig out my old vb book and mix it all up.

  2. comment by Adam Villani on Wednesday, May 17th, 2006 5:18 pm

    Sometimes for work I draw some beautiful Excel spreadsheets, but then they need to be adapted to the format of the document they’re being incorporated into, and they lose all of their panache.

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