No Sense of Time WHAT-SO-EVER!!
Here is what happens when you start lino, then realize that lino cuts can take a long time to do.. especially when it’s a busy few days and you’re a perfectionist so you try and re-do prints until they are “good”, and then you read some blogs that inspire you to post the results, even though it’s mid-process:



I’ve always been thankful for those successful artists that have inspired me, not by their infamous masterpieces, but by revealing their trial and error process..the mistakes and all! I’m lucky to have had some mentors that have taught me that mistakes can teach someone as much as doing things right on the first try.
I’ve stopped for the night, realizing that I’ve done the numbers wrong way round..which is actually right way round! I thought it would be interesting to show the lino before it’s cut though. It looks cool, eh?
I really like the prints, but I’ll be glad to move on to a new medium. I’m going to enjoy having this little booklet of chairs when it’s finished though…
November 9th, 2004 at 8:15 pm
wowee amy, i’m so impressed with your lino prints. they’re gorgeous! and thank you for sharing your process, even if it’s not what you think of as perfect.
i’m loving the lounge, no6. beautiful!!!
November 10th, 2004 at 4:06 am
Yeah, Amy, these are great pics… speaking of famous artists’ trial-&-error process, have you ever seen "The Mystery of Picasso," an old French documentary? I’m assuming you have, but I dunno… if not, well then, hell yeah see it!
Stuck in the ongoing Bush regime,
Seth
November 10th, 2004 at 4:12 pm
Thanks, guys!!
Yeah..That’s one of my fav’s so far too, Kat!
Seth.. haven’t seen it ..yet!
Did, however see an exhibit in Philly some years back, of Picasso’s stuff from his early realistic sketches, on through the rest of his life’s work and all the different "periods". Never was much of a Picasso fan..until then. Seeing art in person is so important!
I’ll make note of the documentary! Thanks!
Say hi to Merrie, Sean and Laura for me!!