I live streamed the creation of this newspaper collage. 50% of the time spent making it was done live via Facebook, although I lost some of the videos because of copyright infringement sanction (I ignorantly played some songs at the background).
With over 15 hours of different fragments of recording-time; this is by far the most documented creation of an artwork I ever made (as of the year 2016) and it was an interesting experiment.
I would definitely encore it. Until it become a habit. This is in line with my goals to blog daily. So when I have nothing to write about or talk about, at least I have something boring to show. I intend on doing more of these live videos at my Facebook page: Tugis Art Studio. So please, ‘like’ my page and join us in the creative process.
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With over 15 hours of different fragments of recording-time; this is by far the most documented creation of an artwork I ever made (as of the year 2016) and it was an interesting experiment.
I would definitely encore it. Until it become a habit. This is in line with my goals to blog daily. So when I have nothing to write about or talk about, at least I have something boring to show. I intend on doing more of these live videos at my Facebook page: Tugis Art Studio. So please, ‘like’ my page and join us in the creative process.
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| Documented the different stages in the creation of a black and white recycled newspaper collage portrait of an African lion. |
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