Posted: May 30th, 2009 | Author: Sean | Filed under: Artists, Finished Works, Sketches, Thoughts | Tags: art, collaborative, color, drawing, marijuana, nathaniel haack, nugget, painting, weed | No Comments »
This has been a good weekend. Sculpture class is going pretty well, I’m drawing a lot, playing more music, and playing more video games:
Now before there are any assumtions made about the drawing above in relationship to the drawing/painting below (in regards to the artistic process) this is a collaborative image from 1.5 years ago. Artists: Stephanie B., Nathaniel H., Sean B.
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Posted: May 30th, 2009 | Author: Sean | Filed under: Finished Works, Thoughts | Tags: band, charcoal, drawing, fall 08, gesso, good paper, Library Donut, pen | No Comments »
WordPress is freaking the fuck out and much of the imagery I wanted to share today has been purged by way of errors. This is what I have for today:
Definately like the natural colors that came out of digital manipulating it slightly. Its a cropped version of the larger drawing/painting of the LD crew.
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Posted: May 29th, 2009 | Author: Sean | Filed under: Thoughts | Tags: bike, drawings, loss, marijuana, organs, restraunt, sacrifice, story, Thoughts | No Comments »
The lull reached a point where my only option was to draw. It was a grand reception, the crowds of thousands stood motionless as the pair approached the city gates. Flags and banners swam in the wind. The portcullis was drawn and the reunion began.
Forgetting my backpack I put the illuminated “menuscript” in one of my hoodie pockets calculating the physics of the winds. We finished closing the restaurant and I sped off, anticipating the mind ripping blaze that awaited me nearby.
My heart a furious drummer banging against my other organs. My lungs and diaphragm heaved creating an organic mosh pit inside me. Checking my pocked I pondered the flaw of my wind calculations. The drawing was gone. It was a good drawing, but perhaps this was a good thing. I began to think of the possibilities. Could a continual sacrifice of my linear efforts be something beautiful?
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