TRUTH in the eyes of the public is just made up of the perception of the majority.
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Show me a man who paints on canvas,
and I'll show you a man who draws on styrofoam cups.
image source: blog.sharpie.com
These images are subject to copright, and technically...I can't even reproduce them without (his) permission.
But heck with it, this is so creative that I can't even describe.
So intricate the design, I could proclaim this man a genius.Cheeming Boey [<--check him out], makes me wanna kick myself for every styrofoam cup that I've thrown away. Its like throwing away $280 (thats how much one cup can sell for!)
Atleast for this one.
Hence, the more elaborate the design, the more the WOW factor, the more in the hundreds it'll sell for.And some of them seriously make you go...'how on earth did he do that?'
Whoever thought doodling could be so lucrative?The beautiful thing about art is that it can come in so many ways. And who's to say in art, whats wrong, whats ugly and whats not.
Art is about personal expression and freedom. Art is an avenue to express your feelings, may it be on canvas, paper, walls... and once you've created that 'work of art', it leaves you feeling elated and indescribable to some.
Art is a function creativuty, which is a part of me that I've been trying very hard to cultivate back into my life eversince.......
.............eversince I joined zombie boot camp, that is....work.
To think of it, working in an office is a strange...strange thing to do.
Who on earth came up with the rationale that putting people in one place with no windows under the scrutiny of the boss would be the most efficient way to get things done.....?
Heck, how much work do we get done in the office anyway?
Most people spend alot of time 'busy acting busy'/looking like we're working (which is something I knoe you are very good at - don't deny), wasting time, facebook-ing, chatting and...if you're reading this during office hours then you're wasting time!
Get back to work!!! XD
I think working in an office has become far too outdated. Look at where we are now! With so much technology in the works, I think organisations should challenge the way we work and where we work.
*restless*
Looking at Boey's papercup designs offer me a glimer of hope. That the limits of creativity...are absolutely endless. Therefore I will not allow the confines of my office cubicle to box up my imagination. I will not let my air conditioned office evaporate all of my creative juice
Now the question that remains is....what I ought to draw on (that hasn't been drawn on already)?
Pizza boxes?
nah, for that I either have to sneak into Dominos' at midnight to steal pizza boxes or I would have to eat a whole lotta pizza.
Not good for the abs. no-no.
Skin?Dammit they already invented tattoos.....! lol.
Styrofoam boxes? Possible.
Plenty of supply courtesy of my neighborhood chap-fan store.But like I've mentioned, art has no boundaries. Art may be written, be captured through a camera lense, it can be sung in a song, or danced to like those I-melt-for-LXD-dancers.
Art is limitless, and I think we should always push beyond those boundaries of what we perceive as 'art'.
So perhaps I could divelge into....
................toilet paper art?
Its good reading material on the potty before your toilet seat automatically ejects you.And its supply would be in over abundance in places where there's alot of shit to wipe.
It could even be drawn as a comic, I could condense the whole Lord of the Rings saga into one toilet roll.Creativity can be found anywhere.
Boey describe his artistic creations as something that 'smacks mundane in the face'.
I should get around to paying creativity more attention before it hits me with a stapler or my office diary......or
.......before it gets my cat to bite my charger or pee on my laptop.
So if mundane was a man I'd kick him in the groin.
The diffrence between a dream and reality....is just doing it.
-@p-


































