Do you find yourself sometimes involved in your artwork, thinking of blog reactions in advance? Does it influence/inspire/disturb your working progress? I have a serious problem with rising vanity thru blogging, but addicts can't just stop.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
While I was painting...
Do you find yourself sometimes involved in your artwork, thinking of blog reactions in advance? Does it influence/inspire/disturb your working progress? I have a serious problem with rising vanity thru blogging, but addicts can't just stop.
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gouache,
painting,
tatzelwurm
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8 comments:
Oh, poor Tatzelwurm.
You let the Taztelwurm die? I don't believe you - you have to wake him up - can you do that????
Oh, by the way: very beautiful painting!!!
Oh, this is not today's Tatzelwurm, but his ancestor!
I'm usually relieved when I think I'm finally doing something that is blog-able...or that I've finally remembered my blog in time to take photos of the process. I am absolutely awed by your art. I read your post several times to confirm that you had actually painted this. What talent!
i think we cannot help bit be influenced by interaction and also praise. To me it is the far reach it has that i enjoy. and at this point it has also become a responsibility to persist. Still I have work that I never show. I am sure has been influenced by interactions in any case. If it is current work.
Oh, sorry, I misunderstood! Thank god, he is alive!!!! I was worried you won't paint more Taztels!
I actually am not influenced by the meaning of others about what I create... I mostly just do what I want to do. But I am lucky, usually my stuff is liked, and of course I cherish positive feedback like everyone.
Dear Yael, such a step as to kill the hero requires more cruelty than I am able to act out.
I am really touched by the story of the poor Tatzelworm.
I have since long planned to make a wallpainting at our old country house of the St George & dragon story. With old swedish folklore paintings as inspiration. Now I get second thaughts about that. Maybe I will follow your line and take a look at it from the dragons point of view.
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