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The favourite medium of British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare was the double-sided batik fabric made by the Dutch company Vlisco, from which he crafted historically inspired garments.

You can see the armchair where he wrote his books and a table lined with curious mementoes - his hip bone, for instance, saved from the incinerator after an operation, and a big silver ball which he crafted from Kitkat wrappers.

A meeting in 1964 with DJ and impresario Tom Big Daddy Donahueue led to Sly becoming in-house producer for Donahue's Autumn label, for which he crafted pop hits by the Beau Brummels and Bobby Freeman.

In the same year, Berkeley directed the musical sequences for "In Caliente," an insipid comedy featuring the hit song "The Lady in Red," for which he crafted a ballroom dance on an oversized dance floor for Tony and Sally De Marco.

The former emergency room doctor is perhaps best-known for the Oregon Health Plan, which he crafted as president of the Oregon Senate in the early 1990s.

"In fact, the Governor just signed a bill, which he crafted and proposed, that adds 200 beds for the treatment of addicts at the Maine Correctional Center —the most beds ever added for drug treatment.

All of these qualities – the enigmatic, the playful, the historical and the realist – blend in his latest book, Children of the Days, in which he crafts a historical vignette for each day of the year.

Now, four years after he wrote "The Reading Boy," the effects of Benj's early poetic reading and memorizing show themselves even more powerfully in the care with which he crafts sentences, his attentiveness to the rhythms in spoken, written and musical language (he's a gifted classical guitarist and composer), his rich vocabulary.

The 37-year-old sculptor, raised in England, Spain and Malaysia, has found a way to blend a love of diving and coral reefs with his art — which he crafts on dry land and then lowers into the seas, where, he says, it diverts divers who might otherwise spend too much time poking at fragile reefs.

In a suite down the hall, Mr. Bloomberg was working on his speech, which he had crafted into three versions: win, lose and too close to call.

He is a "man of the sea," collecting (and displaying) all kinds of driftwood on his premises, some of which he has crafted into amazingly beautiful sculptures, and he shared some seafaring anecdotes with us when he joined us after lunch over a cup of Greek coffee and a self-rolled seemingly incombustible cigarette (which he had to relight at every puff).