Sunday, August 31, 2025

Process

In the making of the large format drawing, I hit upon an idea to also make it a conceptual work which involved the unveiling of the entirety of the drawing but one panel at a time with no formal explanation of what was occurring. So each day a mysterious panel of colored shapes began showing up on the instagram feed. I began getting a few responses as I didn’t feel like it was going to hit on many. It did exactly what was needed. 
As time progressed I was getting more and more anxious to release more on the drawings gestalt, so I began releasing more scans of the drawings each day and within a day I believe I may have begun releasing two batches a day. All at planned intervals.

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I found out the hard way how long it would take at releasing 49 individual sheets of this monstrous project so naturally I wanted to make the reveal easier. Thankfully our local Library has a wonderful large bed scanner that really scans the actual colors of the papers, the one I have made the orange look red and really messed with the greens. And of course using it was free. So every few days when I’d get a batch of paper all colored up, I’d head to the library to do some scanning. Took a few times in the directions to fully figure the system out but once that was finished it was as easy as a few buttons to pretend you are pressing on. A few more trips and all the panels had been scanned and a few more hard to find movies were in my cart, I was ready to edit all the scans. After all the decades of using photoshop I am easily used to editing my photos so that part was just a few hours and the entire project had been documented.  Then came the task of taping the whole project together for the photo documentation, I did that laying the whole line of drawings down on the bed and methodically taping each panel together. I only messed up twice in the process. One because I got too overzealous of the fun I was having and proceeded to tape one line in front of another and two more lines after, I looked at the work as I was noticing some irregularities coming from the back of the drawings. So I looked at behold!!! I had taped up one set of line too soon, so I had to get to cutting and retaping yet again. 


After the first three panels were colored in. I was so jazzed I had to take a pic. 



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