One circle, one line, two dots, and a triangle make up the markings of this drawing. Sometimes your stuck in these tight conditions where freedom to say and do what you want isn't allowed. But you know you have to make the best of it, you have to try and find a way to make the tiresome, inspired. I remember when i was once completing a project in a high school art class, using a tiny pencil eraser to make miniature prints. Halfway through the drawing i was tired, and i loathed the little star i printed over a thousand times on this piece of paper. But at the end of the drawing i didn't care much of what i created. I cared more about the troubling time it took to render that silly leopard.
Friday, June 27, 2008
The monotonous as beautiful.
One circle, one line, two dots, and a triangle make up the markings of this drawing. Sometimes your stuck in these tight conditions where freedom to say and do what you want isn't allowed. But you know you have to make the best of it, you have to try and find a way to make the tiresome, inspired. I remember when i was once completing a project in a high school art class, using a tiny pencil eraser to make miniature prints. Halfway through the drawing i was tired, and i loathed the little star i printed over a thousand times on this piece of paper. But at the end of the drawing i didn't care much of what i created. I cared more about the troubling time it took to render that silly leopard.
