Polaroid 600 film.
painting : Sol LeWitt
Untitled from the series Six Geometric Figures, Superimposed in Pairs, 1977
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The concept, drawing, and colouring in this picture make it a very inspiring piece. The idea is very original and surreal, and the amount of detail is impressive. If you look closely, you can see all the tiny lines and dots in the bodies of the creatures. The concept is well-done and it’s interesting seeing how everything melts together.
Practically every colour was used in this, yet they all fit together very nicely, making it a very vibrant drawing. The picture is also very nicely balanced… the less-detailed parts of the piece (on the top and bottom) even each other out, without taking away from the middle.
This is a really stunning and creative piece. I suggest you look at the large version of this picture because there is much to see!
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| Normal people flirting: | Hey, you're cute. |
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| Me: | So, do you like serial killers? |
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Spirograph
We went to Dalkey Island with our friend Rachel. We actually went over in one of the boats from the previous post. This is a picture of Rachel in front of the martello tower that was on the island. These towers were used to guard against potential invasion from Napoleon. The numbers from the film burned through and you might notice that it says 666. Proof that Rachel is the devil? Maybe. So there you go, a daily dose of Lomo, history and the supernatural. Would you expect anything less?
