SoapDish - Gravity Fed Liquid Soap Dispenser (in cream).

High Malcomb here - creator of SoapDish. When I came up with SoapDish, the choice came down to color. What Color? You take it for granted I mean Im just in front of a screen creating a shape in 3-D hoping it prints well. But luckily I freelance (I mean I have a BFA in Illustration from CSULB one of the best art schools for what you can afford). This gave me a unique ability of extensive creativity. I can absorb most any process and cross manipulate it to any creative alternative. We even had a class were we made our own Pastels for out loud. Hows that for in depth? Point being, that I have done many creative jobs in addition to Illustrating and Storyboarding for TV and Film. For some pretty huge directors, the most talented being Ridley Scott. There I wrote it. This gave me the ability to fill cross-creative positions when boarding was slow. I did some Roman Clay application on walls and ceilings. And this is expensive stuff and its finiky and all the rich people want it, on account its really durable. When you come down to it. I mean it looks al ot like rag rolling of the 1980’s. But this is ancient stuff. That the world is getting back in touch with. So I have been in some really really nice houses in Beverly Hills and Malibu and the Hollywood Hills, (Ok the highest grossing film folk, being Gerard Butler’s house. He was dating this super smart Designer Morgan Brown, whom my employer had worked with previously). And I seeing the choices these super hip ( because they have to right? These cool cats are the ones called upon to to make magical interiors), designers come up with. I already had white and blue (SoapDish graphic design colors). These designers were using a bunch of travertine and light colored hardwoods. So I came up with cream. No kidding. Seen here in cream. And also available in sky blue and white.