Luka
Thorne
Cloth and placement · FDT
He was hired to do two things: choose the blanks and place the mark. He did both in eleven weeks. He has agreed to nothing since.
He will not name the school, so the school is not named. Told the line had been named without him, he replied that this was the correct outcome.
He has seen this file. He has not approved it. He returned it with one line struck through, no note saying why, and a correction to the size of a heading.
- Subject
- Thorne, Luka. The name is the one he gave.
- Role on this line
- Cloth and placement. He rejected four titles for it and did not answer on the fifth.
- Trained
- He asked that the school not be named. The school is not named.
- Based
- He confirms it is a city.
- Portrait
- One. Taken on the day he signed, before he understood what it was for.
- Specifications received
- Fourteen. Eleven concern the hood. One concerns this page.
- Interview
- One. Eleven minutes. He asked six of the questions.
- Correspondence
- Nine letters. Seven are refusals. One is a thank-you. It is four words long and it is not to us.
- Use of the brand name
- None on record. Across nine letters he wrote the work, that, and once, your thing.
- Approval of this file
- Not given. He was sent it twice.
- Struck by the subject
- Struck by him, honored by us. We do not know what it said.
- Next engagement
- Not discussed. He has not said no.
Credited with
- The blanks
- The weights
- The placement of the mark
- The decision to leave the back of most things plain
Not credited with
- The name
- The words
- The ground color
- The giving
- This file
“A hood should stand up for four seconds after you push it back. If it goes down with the hand, you have bought a shirt with a pocket on it.”
“The mark is small because it is meant to be found, not read.”
“I did not write the rest of this.”
Sent by email. He asks that it not be called a statement.
