October 21, 2005
"Goya Moment"
This painting is the whole reason I dreamed up TINSQUO.com. A culmination of months of studio work, "Goya Moment" is a fulfillment of the vision behind this site. It brings the longterm processes at work within the artblog to a momentary resolution.
To see many months condensed into a mere minute via time-lapse, click here. (QuickTime 8.5 MB)
For elucidation on TINSQUO processes, see The Creative Narrative: A Process Within Process on the "about" page.
Posted by mark at October 21, 2005 02:50 AMI love the time lapse video. To view the creative process and see the number of times it appears you started over was amazing to me. I also want to know what happened to the small piece to the left of Goya Moment?
Elevate!
Thanks! The small work that appears to the left of Goya Moment, in the first second of the video, is the preparatory sketch - a digitally composed ink jet print. It’s still extant, but now the image is accompanied by a halo of paint smeared fingerprints.
Posted by: mark at November 9, 2005 02:47 AM