Nature is constantly imitating art.
~ Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde ~ Irish playwright, author & poet 1854-1900
~
posted by xola at 8/25/2008
Monday, August 25, 2008
Nature is constantly imitating art.
~ Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde ~ Irish playwright, author & poet 1854-1900
~
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3 Comments:
Gerhard Richter
I read her* suggestion
years ago about looking
at the negative spaces
of, let's say, a tree,
and drawing those instead
of the branches to get
a decent picture - it works!
Just the other day I was
passing a tree and looked at
the negative space. And...
today's tree in the rain -
an impressionistic blur. Don't
quite get the caption, tho' -
a Wildean twist.
- Mako
*Editor's note (Drawing on The Right Side of the Brain)
Love it.
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