Sometimes the creative process becomes a touch daunting (haunting?) for me, and I’m hesitant to draw, because I get this notion that everything I crank out has got to be a masterpiece.  Really good. A worthy showcase of my ‘talent’.
That’s why I like doing roughs of things that may or may not be developed in the future. I’ve taken of late, to going back and working on or re-working older drawings. Taking a second look often helps me see what I hadn’t scene before. So these two sketches, lacking in composition, have potential in there somewhere. I’ll have to revisit them in a few weeks (or perhaps wait til May). Hope I don’t forget.
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I like the twisted, Timothy Leary, Alice in Wonderland slant in your art. You’ve said you’re not going to get back into oils, but i think you’re mad for ignoring it. Have you ever seen any of Alison Silva’s work?
I checked it out,,,very nice. But as far as getting back into painting, well i just don’t know about that.
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Here’s a good video on her (if you’re interested)
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/video?id=7711684
Masterful is fine! And you are.
*enjoying*
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in…..ah the 60′s….LOL
The sixties still live…via flash-back only.
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stuff is definitely getting weirder there Hansi. What’s up? It’s beginning to look a lot like the inside of a mushroom chewer. Love it though!
Must be old age and a touch of dementia.
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I didn’t intend it, but I discovered quite some time ago that every single thing I have ever created had at least one noticeable mistake in it. So I just decided to make that my trademark…look for the “mistake(s)”!
Is that like Where’s Waldo? I must not be looking hard enough, all your work looks pretty mistake free to me.
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Rough work boots are always more interesting than polished office shoes…
Well said…I like that. Thanks
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