I realize these are probably not the sort of #drawings you’d think would come out of a trip to the art museum and facing body image issues, but it’s what was on my mind.
Something I really find interesting is comparing Calder to Miro here. In Miro's art, lines are VERY intentional. But in Calder's, wires are both lines which form a vital part of the composition, AND they serve almost like a puppeteer; vital to move big blocks of colored shape while being invisible in a sense.
I was really struck by this Calder painting where the portrayal of forms physically joined together or overlapping suggests that is something he found interesting in his mobiles/stabiles. And by the small models which let him loosely figure out composition and balance; I figure the payoff of a largely unpredictable artwork balanced out the need to plan meticulously.
crap. I managed to space copy pasting the description from a different SM site; anyway all these are charcoal drawings by Jaune Quick-To-See Smith.
coyote sing along hour
everytime you see me, my hammer's just so hype
I'm dope on the floor and I'm magic on the mike
now why did I ever pay for this junk
I hooked up 80 channels and each one stunk
just mindless blood and guts and pointless T & A
it's hammer go hammer MC Hammer yeah hammer
and the rest can go and play
Can't watch this
"Which did you like better, Jedi or Empire Strikes Back?"
"Empire."
"Blasphemy."
"Empire had a better ending! I mean, Luke gets his hand cut off, finds out Vader's his father, Han gets'frozen and taken away by Boba Fett. It ends on such a down note. That's what life is, a series of down endings. All Jedi had was a buncha muppets."
Lots of random gunk, but some drawings and cooking talk too. Obsesses about DnD and related topics. Left-leaning/profoundly frustrated politics. Black lives matter; trans rights are human rights.
Occasionally NSFW art and discussion, please do follow if you're 18+.