(Through the Fish Bowl, C.nick Arach, 2010)
This is a sketch of a fish looking at himself in the side of his bowl and seeing the kid staring at him.
C.nick Arach
Monday, August 23, 2010
Through the Fish Glass
(Through the Fish Bowl, C.nick Arach, 2010)
This is a sketch of a fish looking at himself in the side of his bowl and seeing the kid staring at him.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
The Weighing of the Brain
Your brain is made up of two hemispheres a left and a right, these sides of the brain control different functions. It is the difference between literal and contextual, exact and approximate, optimism and pessimism.
Why have I opened a post this way? Because my sketch depicts a judging of the hemispheres. It's bare bones right now but when I paint it, I hope to base the figures off the different gods and goddesses that control logic, wisdom and creativity, inspiration.
Why have I opened a post this way? Because my sketch depicts a judging of the hemispheres. It's bare bones right now but when I paint it, I hope to base the figures off the different gods and goddesses that control logic, wisdom and creativity, inspiration.
(The Weighing of the Hemispheres, C.nick Arach, 2010)
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