This is the second of four drawings in a series I did with students of monochromatic symbolsim relating to levels of truth and perception. This is the blue one and being the color to symbolize perception of truth it is based on a photograph. It depicts something we cannot actually see long enough to accurately capture with the naked eye - the flickering lighting of a candle- and so we must rely on the how the camera sees the world, which of course is fundamentally different from our own perception. I work multiple jobs. Some days it's my job to draw stuff, but most days it's not. But I still draw something pretty much every day because drawing's fun even when work is not. For your consideration, a collection of stuff I doodled on the job.
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Blue Candlebox
This is the second of four drawings in a series I did with students of monochromatic symbolsim relating to levels of truth and perception. This is the blue one and being the color to symbolize perception of truth it is based on a photograph. It depicts something we cannot actually see long enough to accurately capture with the naked eye - the flickering lighting of a candle- and so we must rely on the how the camera sees the world, which of course is fundamentally different from our own perception.
Labels:
art class,
candlebox,
color pencil,
still life
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