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Symbol Money Clip, des. Seth Keaveny for ACMEā
$33.97
The Story
The "Symbol" Money Clip, a design by Seth Keaveny, comes from ACME Studio's line of designer money clips. They are made of chromed steel with a unique design applied to the front. The ACME logo is engraved on the back. This money clip is packaged in a black ACME sleeve.
About Seth Keaveny:Ā
SETH LONG KEAVENY, was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1975. He received a BA in psychology from Tulane University, and continued his education at the Savannah College of Art and Design to receive a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Furniture Design. In May of 2002, he established his design / studio art firm, Keaveny LLC. Maintaining a modernistic approach along with formalistic beliefs, his company focuses its attention on furniture and small product designs for manufacturers both domestically and internationally. Dubbed one of the ten most āAvant-Guardā designers practicing in the United States, he continually focuses strict adherence to visual balance, composition, and structural integrity in an attempt to successfully unite the qualities of utility within functional design.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The "Symbol" Money Clip, a design by Seth Keaveny, comes from ACME Studio's line of designer money clips. They are made of chromed steel with a unique design applied to the front. The ACME logo is engraved on the back. This money clip is packaged in a black ACME sleeve.
About Seth Keaveny:Ā
SETH LONG KEAVENY, was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1975. He received a BA in psychology from Tulane University, and continued his education at the Savannah College of Art and Design to receive a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Furniture Design. In May of 2002, he established his design / studio art firm, Keaveny LLC. Maintaining a modernistic approach along with formalistic beliefs, his company focuses its attention on furniture and small product designs for manufacturers both domestically and internationally. Dubbed one of the ten most āAvant-Guardā designers practicing in the United States, he continually focuses strict adherence to visual balance, composition, and structural integrity in an attempt to successfully unite the qualities of utility within functional design.
