Post #29 funny how that goes
It's funny how things go.
Turns out my "side" project turned into my main project. I am uploading a new image from this drawing series for you to view.
These drawings are done on mylar - mylar is a semi transparent drawing paper - and I am using the layers in the mylar to my advantage to help the content feel distant, and dreamy, and nightmarish, and real, but not real. It's been a great way to combine all my thoughts into this moveable interchangeable flexible medium.
When approaching the idea of the "side" project I was able to be very free, very non-attached, I didn't fret about it, and most importantly, I just let it BE what it needed to be. And, it took awhile for it to tell me what to do or where to go with this - but it being a side project and all, I didn't really worry about it.
I was thinking maybe I should think of everything, EVERYTHING, as a side project. Art, life, you name it. Just let it be, let it develop, don't worry too much, don't fret.
So what's your side project?
Turns out my "side" project turned into my main project. I am uploading a new image from this drawing series for you to view.
These drawings are done on mylar - mylar is a semi transparent drawing paper - and I am using the layers in the mylar to my advantage to help the content feel distant, and dreamy, and nightmarish, and real, but not real. It's been a great way to combine all my thoughts into this moveable interchangeable flexible medium.
When approaching the idea of the "side" project I was able to be very free, very non-attached, I didn't fret about it, and most importantly, I just let it BE what it needed to be. And, it took awhile for it to tell me what to do or where to go with this - but it being a side project and all, I didn't really worry about it.
I was thinking maybe I should think of everything, EVERYTHING, as a side project. Art, life, you name it. Just let it be, let it develop, don't worry too much, don't fret.
So what's your side project?
