
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
April 29, 2010
at
11:54
posted by
robbe
April 28, 2010
it is just a sketch



you will not be seeing this image in the film
but a beautifull accomplishment none the less. painted by Brechtjan Verschuere
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10:30
posted by
robbe
Labels:
film,
landscape,
painted for the film,
sketches,
the invisible man
January 22, 2009
alexander cozens




now here is something a friend of mine showed me. i used to think art-history was driven by 'inventions.' complete original thought. kind of what you would expect of a marcel duschamps.
this friend dropped a name i hadn't heard before. in a discussion we had about american-expressionism. i claimed, at the time, that it was 'original.'
re-invention of painting and such. the things they teach you (and me) in artcollege.
enjoy these alexander cozens drawings, sketchings, paintings.
it does not prove this claim made by alot of artstudents i've come acros. 'you can't be original, so don't even try.'
it actually supports the idea of originality. but, as we both concluded in that discussion, almost 4 years ago. originality is something you obtain by working hard, and knowing what you are doing. originality is pushing the boundaries of your craft
July 18, 2008
landscape
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