"Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself." -- George Bernard Shaw.
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By: andrea joseph,
on 5/3/2012
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Why do I find a broken bench so moving? Yes, because I'm a bit odd. And, yes, I'm a hyper-sensitive fool. But, apart from that, why is it so moving?
And, one more thing; whatever happened to Gomez? They were amazing.
By: andrea joseph,
on 4/20/2012
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Previously I mentioned that I thought that end-paper artist would be one of the most the perfect jobs for me. Here's another; font designer. I couldn't be happier than when I am playing around with words and letters.
One of the reasons it's taken me so long to post this drawing is that, as some of you may know, Blogger have been making changes. And, apparently it's now much easier to make posts. Apparently so.
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on 2/6/2013
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By: andrea joseph,
on 5/3/2012
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And, one more thing; whatever happened to Gomez? They were amazing.
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By: andrea joseph,
on 4/20/2012
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One of the reasons it's taken me so long to post this drawing is that, as some of you may know, Blogger have been making changes. And, apparently it's now much easier to make posts. Apparently so.
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Oh wowee I love it! Zooming in on my iPod isn't enough. I need to view this on the big screen. Loving the sense of depth in your drawings of late. A treat for the eyes.
Wow, this is gorgeous.
Best bench ever :)
The detail of your work consistently blows my mind.
There's a certain beauty in decay and broken things -- if we allow ourselves we can identify with it even more easily than with the perfect, the new and the unmarred. Our things, our selves and our civilizations decline with a remarkable beauty. You have to capture it or you're not describing the whole story. Beautiful work!
A broken bench is moving like anything else has been a silent witness to many important things, but never recognized as this, and left ungratefully in the lap of the gods.
Amazing drawing by the way :)
Oh I love this one. Makes you wonder what conversations took place upon this bench, once upon a time...
This is lovely! I wonder who sat here and what was said...
Thank you, guys. Loved your ideas about why it's a touching image too. Joy, that's beautiful and I believe it's true.
Cheers.
I love decay, so interesting. Great drawing Andrea.