Hello Friends!
I'm busy with the tail-end of a New Piece titled "Feel Out The Forms", which is my most "illustrative" to-date. Now that I have the time and I have my Art Education I am going to add aspects of my non-homoerotic art process in order to bring more elegance and detail to the men of Le Robinet Gay Art {LRGA}. I hope you enjoy this latest development of mine! ^_^
Now, I guess I'd better explain the title a bit...well, the Title-- "Feel Out The Forms" came to me while I was drawing this art-piece on heavy-weight Illustration Board (which is also a first for LRGA; I Love to work on hard-surfaces! ;^P } ,and I was going through my usual drafting and composition of the illustration, and I began to think about what my latest Hero was doing in the image, and the 2 actions seemed to be akin to each other: he is feeling out his "form" and I am telescopic-esqely--(I don't think that's a word, but it sounds funny so I'm gonna leave it!) forming [creating] his world. Get what I mean? Kind of like a distorted Mirror/Alternative Universe thing, oh heck, I'll leave it be. Furthermore...(heheh) sperm [Cum.] is the seed of our human creation, so I like the 'marriage' of the masturbatory-analogy. Hmmn, is 'masturbatory' the right word? Let's ask Webster:
noun
1.the stimulation or manipulation of one's own genitals, especially to orgasm; sexual self-gratification.
2. the stimulation, by manual or other means exclusive of coitus, of another's genitals, especially to orgasm.
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Yes, I think it fits, even though I'm not exactly 'masturbating'-out a picture, but in a way I am getting "sexual self-gratification" while creating this piece...there's no point in denying that, because without this passion and desire I wouldn't bother creating any homo-erotic art.
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Some Random-ness from the Day of this Post for Good-Measure (to ground this piece into History):
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Word of the Day on Dictionary.com
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Tellurian\ te-LOOR-ee-uhn \ , adjective, noun
1.Of or characteristic of the earth or its inhabitants.
noun:
1.An inhabitant of the earth.
I find it fitting that this piece reminds me of humanity---dwellings/environment and our human origins (sperm--birth)
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"There is a certain
embarrassment about being a storyteller in these times when stories are
considered not quite as satisfying as statements and statements not
quite as satisfying as statistics; but in the long run, a people is
known, not by its statements or its statistics, but by the stories it
tells."
Flannery O'Connor (1925–1964), U.S. fiction writer and essayist. Mystery and Manners, part 5 (1969).
Written in 1963.
Read more at
http://quotes.dictionary.com/There_is_a_certain_embarrassment_about_being_a#0F5hXb7T7vD3gTfx.99
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I also found this quote to relate to this Artwork as I am creating it, I am now trying to tell more of a story with Le Robinet Gay Art and that's the Challenging part, trying to make connections and to hopefully transcend the flat-image, to make the artwork become something more than the sum of it's parts--a whole for all to look upon, examine, and appreciate! Oh yah, and there's also the 'putting myself out there' part, thank goodness I can Share my Art with you all (across the planet) thru the wonders of technology!
Thank you for reading! So withour further ado, I present 'Progress Drawing Pic #1' You've Earned It, if you read my post!:
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"Feel Out The Forms" [ Progress Drawing Photo #1 ]
- Copyright 2012 Le Robinet Gay Art. All Rights Reserved. -
[Sorry about all the watermarking, but I don't trust all those foreign (+domestic) art thieves lurking out there! My photos are more like Promotional Items for me, so I'm fine with this for my 'Progress Work'. I try to keep any text to a Minimum with my Final Art Pieces.]
{ I have Progress Drawing Photo #2 Ready to Fire at ya, but you will have to wait a bit longer...Augustus! Save Some Room For Later!!! {lol.} }
Check Ya Later, Jesse
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