Bane
I think I hate these drawings. I know, I know, you've heard this all before, but what the fuck? Of all the wonderous visions to be laid to paper, why do I have to capture this slow-moving bulk of information? It's nothing, it represents nothing and it speaks in mumbles and incoherent syllables of the tiniest proportions.
The good thing is that it's officially too big for one scanning.
and a lovely close-up
The good thing is that it's officially too big for one scanning.
and a lovely close-up
posted by Matthew Pazzol at 8:21 AM
4 Comments:
i like them! you are just being self critical. ill get a tattoo of them on my face.
How'bout I do it for you, prison-style, with a pen shaft and a guitar string.
let me wax philisophical about this piece for a sec - this is kind of like a reflection of life - a jumple of connected and seemingly unconsequential experiences that together mold into something infinite and lasting, but really doesn't mean anything except to the artist who created it.
i like it alot. =) u can do whole rooms with walls like that.
oh stop.
i am sympathetic. remember to recognize that you can't even really see what it is and what it's all about by this point because you've been staring at it, making it, doing it, as much as you have... your critical thinking powers are a pile of mushy sludge by this point. you have zero objectivity. i don't think you're capable of stepping back from the canvas so just keep doing what it tells you to do and remember that pretty much every maker at some point in the making loses brain power and gets all tangled up in the made as they should and can't see through it anf thinks what if all this shit means nothing at all? there should be a name for this stage.
kepp making maker-dude. lol i'm a nerd.
bye/
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