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seanpt — Time (a drop in the ocean)
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Published: 2015-04-03 04:37:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 2378; Favourites: 185; Downloads: 20
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I would really encourage downloading this to look at the details.The image consists of 1225 (35x35) individually drawn squares. Each is its own image, coming together to create a whole image.
A very meaningful piece to me. I've been chipping away at it for around 3 months now, and decided that this was the right time to finish it off.
This image is very much about process; about each individual square, and each individual moment.
If anyone is interested in purchasing this, please note me.
9 x 9
Pigma Micron Pens on Bristol Board
Price: $600
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reminds me on one of mines, but not claiming for something here 
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Haha yes definitly some pixeling happening.. 
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interesting texture, too !
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Drawing wrinkles is so hard! But you did it awesomely well! 
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Thank you. 
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The outcome shows that you are a very patient, skilled artist! 
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Wonderful design and idea behind it and so many hours of work.. it looks breathtaking !
Many congratulations !
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Thank you! Yes, lots of time on this one. Hopefully I can do something larger and complex like this soon!
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If you did it once you can surely do it again.. I guess we just need some clear moments to be able to have projects of this magnitude.. I can't really compare because i have never spent more than 3 days on a project of mine ... I don't have the capacity to extend my work on more than so many days.. So i salute you for your ambition and creativity once again !
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Beautifully done! I love the different rendering of the textures and the overall composition! Keep up the fine work, Sean.
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Great amount of detail! May I suggest you to try to work on gray paper to allow you to draw light and shaddows?
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Thanks! and for the suggestion. I have yet to try this technique!
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Wow this is so incredible to look at! I love how the title works with the image. Because you also have to take time to look at it and you are very aware that it TOOk time to draw and it's old hands so they have time written on them.
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Thank you! Yes! These were all my intentions with the piece so I am glad you can see them clearly in the drawing!
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Definitely! Not that this is the complete idea of the piece but I think going to architecture school (for me) has taught me to think in a particular way and for some reason this drawing makes me think you have - at least similar- thought patterns because of your studies. Not that that's all it is but I think it's a factor. Maybe?
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Yeah I think so. At least for this image. It was very process based, but the process was also in order to let go of the end result being definitive or an exact way.
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Yeah but I like that about architecture also, it's never a 'final finished' project because the process is connected with the way it will be used and that changes constantly with time, who uses it etc...which I think is so interesting.
So, yeah it's cool to see that sort thing in your art work
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