Ever have what “Alcoholics refer to as a moment of clarity?” Sometimes, in order to release, you must yourself release, henceforth, allowing yourself to release. I was looking at one of my paintings, and “Started St. Patricks” (below) caught my eye – and inspired this particular canvas.
Process after the jump.
Starting out with a simple premise, composition and idea.
Building the foundation, blocks of text, repetition, form.
There is something to be said about repeating the same words – like memorizing for an exam, you can promptly forget what you are writing mid sentence.
The skeleton of orgasms is now complete, time for a fresh green coat.
Before I began this canvas, I knew the colors and result 100% – which is interesting, it reduces the artistic aspect of painting.
The white strokes were done in singular motions, I wanted to capture a sloppy, albeit, processed feel.
Laying in the final words with a red/green composed brown.
The final, a constant reminder of what one must do to achieve orgasm.
Release to orgasm.
If you are going into the “Written Art” realm, check this one out, I think it will bring you inspiration.. http://www.monteclarkgallery.com/artists/GrahamGillmore/Images.html
If you are going into the “Written Art” realm, check this one out, I think it will bring you inspiration.. http://www.monteclarkgallery.com/artists/GrahamGillmore/Images.html
Sorry, forgot to add great post! Can’t wait to see your next post!
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