Halt in Progress
I've been celebrating these days. You know you're celebrating when you spend more hours of your life outside than inside. This includes sleeping hours as well...
But it's summer for me now. Got my high school diploma and everything. Much more free time on my hands and that's always lovely. Maybe I'll start doing some more shit here- updating blogs and what not. Lets start off with a few artists I found over these past... months? I'm not sure if it's been that long but it feels that way.
Ladies and gentlemen... Darren Waterston
Imagine this painting being over 90 inches wide. Simply amazing, I wish I could see it in actuality. It's very... dynamic. Something so large and abstract just being there. Wouldn't it be fun to be some kind of bacteria and you just see these huge transparent glob things floating around aimlessly? I think so too. Mmm- nice texture. The color sets a moody tone, which is nice because I can't see such an object as happy.
Here's some art from Justin Cherry- Most of his art is morbid or conceptual. Which is lovely, that is what I strive to portray well too I think. Yes, really.
Very lovely digital art wouldn't you say? Justin usually uses very small differences in color to portray tons of detail. Examples in this piece include the details in the structure and the very subtle changes of color in the woman's dress. All the colors are similar and not too crazy like most artists do these days.
Thank you for stopping by... this has been another episode of...
Okay okay... this post has been a bit too artsy but that's okay because I'm too artsy. Mmm artsytastic.
Some fine music for this evening
Hybrid - Higher than a Skyscraper
Hands off Cuba & Lambchop - Blur
The Unicorns - Thunder & Lightning
The Unicorns - The Clap
The Unicorns - I was Born (a Unicorn)
Minus the Bear - The Fix
Nujabes - Tsurugi no Mai
Nujabes - Aruarian Dance
Nujabes - 1st. Samurai
I can't guarantee it's fine, we're "different" afterall.
I think it's strange how many people can't understand why people don't enjoy doing what they do. As if all people are the same. If that's what you believe, you're still immature. My father is immature.
But it's summer for me now. Got my high school diploma and everything. Much more free time on my hands and that's always lovely. Maybe I'll start doing some more shit here- updating blogs and what not. Lets start off with a few artists I found over these past... months? I'm not sure if it's been that long but it feels that way.
Ladies and gentlemen... Darren Waterston
Imagine this painting being over 90 inches wide. Simply amazing, I wish I could see it in actuality. It's very... dynamic. Something so large and abstract just being there. Wouldn't it be fun to be some kind of bacteria and you just see these huge transparent glob things floating around aimlessly? I think so too. Mmm- nice texture. The color sets a moody tone, which is nice because I can't see such an object as happy.
Here's some art from Justin Cherry- Most of his art is morbid or conceptual. Which is lovely, that is what I strive to portray well too I think. Yes, really.Very lovely digital art wouldn't you say? Justin usually uses very small differences in color to portray tons of detail. Examples in this piece include the details in the structure and the very subtle changes of color in the woman's dress. All the colors are similar and not too crazy like most artists do these days.
Thank you for stopping by... this has been another episode of...
Okay okay... this post has been a bit too artsy but that's okay because I'm too artsy. Mmm artsytastic.
Some fine music for this evening
Hybrid - Higher than a Skyscraper
Hands off Cuba & Lambchop - Blur
The Unicorns - Thunder & Lightning
The Unicorns - The Clap
The Unicorns - I was Born (a Unicorn)
Minus the Bear - The Fix
Nujabes - Tsurugi no Mai
Nujabes - Aruarian Dance
Nujabes - 1st. Samurai
I can't guarantee it's fine, we're "different" afterall.
I think it's strange how many people can't understand why people don't enjoy doing what they do. As if all people are the same. If that's what you believe, you're still immature. My father is immature.
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