On 27 April 2013 23:20, Martin Law <martin.rainbowmaker@gmail.com>
wrote:
Mini-infos,
i took a few shots of dandelions, will try and send them for additional upload on monday. They look ok considering i couldn't quite see what i was doing accurately, and didn't know what to click to delete the info superimposed on them.
Haven't internalized camera control yet but pleased to see ok results.Another thought.
The idea of enlarging small details of brushwork within existing paintings is interesting.
Small sections within paintings are often free form images in themselves. I'm sure i could find things to write about that. Since it's all about the art of looking/seeing. You know how people go "Oh hold it over there so i can stand back from it". Well that's a small part of the process but most of the real work goes on in close-up. Which people who think they have to back away, totally miss.
Maybe they think "the devil is in the detail" and get nervous.
Actually,
the angelic is in the detail. That's where the dozens of hours of concentrated energy is laser focused: on the tip of the brush.
Which leads me to state quotably~ "Reality is not what it seems, simply because, seen from any other vantage point it wouldn't be".
Anyway, long live the play ethic. A hard day's play.
Been digging large part of the afternoon and till 8pm. so a leisurely evening. Haven't written any extra article as yet. I like it to suggest itself and be authentic and uncontrived. As i mention often, i'm a self trained waiter.
Still this northerly airstream. Noticeably cold and then briefly almost hot. Perhaps 'warm' is the word i'm looking for without consulting the dictionary.
Planted 20 beetrooteens. Put jam jars over them. Sparrows like the leaves. The garden is just a big relief painting/sculpture, a 'sculpting.'
To think there are people who do things without regard for aesthetics. Obviously anaesthetized!
I think there's a very slight sheen in the email print of TOWPATH VISION. The original is just that bit more dense dark brown.
I think i'm going to cook some brown rice. Well i'm pretty certain i am. A bit of goat's butter and that's tasty enough. Haha! I imagine what a friend out on the tip would say. "Oh but you must look after yourself you don't want to get sick!"
No need to think such things, be thankful.
Hope everything is going well, coming along, and most importantly being what it is.
I wonder, what 'is' the difference between work and play other than what you choose to call it....
Happy continuum,
RBM~
i took a few shots of dandelions, will try and send them for additional upload on monday. They look ok considering i couldn't quite see what i was doing accurately, and didn't know what to click to delete the info superimposed on them.
Haven't internalized camera control yet but pleased to see ok results.Another thought.
The idea of enlarging small details of brushwork within existing paintings is interesting.
Small sections within paintings are often free form images in themselves. I'm sure i could find things to write about that. Since it's all about the art of looking/seeing. You know how people go "Oh hold it over there so i can stand back from it". Well that's a small part of the process but most of the real work goes on in close-up. Which people who think they have to back away, totally miss.
Maybe they think "the devil is in the detail" and get nervous.
Actually,
the angelic is in the detail. That's where the dozens of hours of concentrated energy is laser focused: on the tip of the brush.
Which leads me to state quotably~ "Reality is not what it seems, simply because, seen from any other vantage point it wouldn't be".
Anyway, long live the play ethic. A hard day's play.
Been digging large part of the afternoon and till 8pm. so a leisurely evening. Haven't written any extra article as yet. I like it to suggest itself and be authentic and uncontrived. As i mention often, i'm a self trained waiter.
Still this northerly airstream. Noticeably cold and then briefly almost hot. Perhaps 'warm' is the word i'm looking for without consulting the dictionary.
Planted 20 beetrooteens. Put jam jars over them. Sparrows like the leaves. The garden is just a big relief painting/sculpture, a 'sculpting.'
To think there are people who do things without regard for aesthetics. Obviously anaesthetized!
I think there's a very slight sheen in the email print of TOWPATH VISION. The original is just that bit more dense dark brown.
I think i'm going to cook some brown rice. Well i'm pretty certain i am. A bit of goat's butter and that's tasty enough. Haha! I imagine what a friend out on the tip would say. "Oh but you must look after yourself you don't want to get sick!"
No need to think such things, be thankful.
Hope everything is going well, coming along, and most importantly being what it is.
I wonder, what 'is' the difference between work and play other than what you choose to call it....
Happy continuum,
RBM~
Art : Towpath Vision, martin law, April 2013
artwork : digital pan play - 'angelic magnificatI - IV', APR13 - wfp for moo
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