Eyedrop Weekly
Joe MorseDirections for use: an eyeful about drawing as thinking.
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Making Faces
Fashion Crimes | 1992 oil paint on wood
I didn’t mean to become a portrait artist, in the 1990’s music, fashion and celebrity culture offered a rich source of images that I would reassemble to challenge how we read or were being read by me...
The Death of Process
Rebel | oil and acrylic on gessoed paper
How do we make progress or a product without process. Visual process, what I call drawthinking is the least understood. Prompting is called process, iterating from existing content is called process...
Super Cute Kills
Astro braces | acrylic gouache on panel
How-to Draw books used to be about drawing dogs, cats, and horses—now it’s super cute and cuddly animals and fanart from games. All good fun until it becomes a potent delivery device for control. We...
The Fuel of Thought
Jim Thorpe | Painted as a style experiment for Go Show the World book.
We take seeing for granted, and I’m not commenting on this to complain about people with good vision. As a person with terrible eyesight, I know I am lucky to have the...
Looking Away to See Better
A valiant effort to use technology to deliver studio based drawing online, but people need each other to draw from and with.
I have been drawing the nude model for 47 years and teaching life drawing for 36 of those years. The necessity of...
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