By day, Bill Taylor is a data manager, but by night he is as an artist with immense talent.
In reality, he does both by day since he indulges his art abilities while at the office using everyday office supplies. Although this might not be considered a responsible use of his time at work, Bill Taylor only allots two to five minutes each day to complete his masterpieces. Considering that he often undertakes famous paintings by artists such as Picasso, Ansel Adams and Lichtenstein, it is no surprise that it takes Bill Taylor an average of about six weeks to finish one.
Bill Taylor says, "Some people put up pictures and newspaper articles. Maybe calendars or stuffed animals. Perhaps I will get around to those things. For now, I just draw on the whiteboard."
What's Driving This Trend
- Office Art
- An increasing trend towards creating art within the office workspace using everyday office supplies.
- Micro-creativity
- A growing trend towards micro-creative endeavours that derive from brief periods of time, such as creating art during quick breaks.
- Recreating Classics
- A trend towards recreating classic artwork using alternative materials and unconventional locations.
Who This Affects Most
- Office Supplies
- There is an opportunity for office supply companies to market their products for more creative purposes rather than only functional ones.
- Art Supplies
- Art supply companies could create lines of products focused on using unconventional materials for art creation.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers could use office art to add a unique and personal touch to an office space, making it feel more engaging and creative.
