Monday, March 06, 2006

ONE MOMENT PLEASE



Shack-werks have taken over the fickle sloth brain-bone and steered it in an obsessional direction. I am either going to finish or ruin the current relic over the next day or two... maybe both. Luckily there's another one in the on-deck circle.

13 Comments:

At 12:03 AM, Blogger sloth said...

the shit fact is that I have to work at beige, but I really, really, really want to work on this fucking relic. It is chafing. I may go to the studio at lunch and never look back.

 
At 12:03 AM, Blogger sloth said...

for this I would surely be fired.

 
At 8:42 AM, Blogger Corny said...

Damn the shit facts. It just slays me that you have to deal with the beige, I mean CAN'T A GIRL JUST LIVE?!?! AAAAARGUE!

Also sorry, I must badger you again, but can I see the relics live and up personal?

 
At 8:42 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

unemployment rules

 
At 9:55 AM, Blogger fairy butler said...

oh slothers, i was so hoping that a new shiny relic would be awaiting my eyes this morn! but i understand. yes, the beige is a stinker. i did not go to the shack yesterday nor can i go tonight. sadness. but - sometimes the days in between can reveal something. especially when there is relic drama.

 
At 9:55 AM, Blogger fairy butler said...

i am sending the good-relic vibes sloth. can you feel them?

 
At 10:30 AM, Blogger sloth said...

Thank you kind PD, FB, Corny... you are the reason I didn't throw myself under the wheels of a truck this sunshiny a.m. There was a perfect opportunity, and that giddy & terrifying, almost irresistable urge.

 
At 11:56 AM, Blogger fairy butler said...

that's interesting PD - i have a complete and total loathing for the intense drama of the finishing, complete paranoia. It's funny. For me, my best work usually is a pretty straight shot - easy-ish sailing. but it doesn't happen often. sigh.

by the way sloth, i went back into that sad relic i was talking about on your suggestion. it was very liberating. very smear-centric. i don't know what to make of it but it's been awhile since i've allowed myself the luxury of going back in. and it was super fun!

 
At 12:19 PM, Blogger fairy butler said...

i do like-a the risk - i give you that. it's a major draw for me in regards to relic making. i just hate when i get all desperate to fix something and all the doors close down into badness. it happens all to often. part of the process i guess.

 
At 1:07 PM, Blogger sloth said...

tons of actual work at beige today... hard to blog :(

I am trying to let the painting process guide; am attempting to experiment & take more risks, but I live in fear of the badness. Must stomp out fear.

lacing up my hob-nailed boots now...

 
At 2:44 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sloth
I hope your new relic takes me under the water. An enchanting world dwells beneath.

If you dont post a photo on your blog of Dea then I will, she is a cuty! Once hell week is over I'm giving it another go!!!

 
At 3:01 PM, Blogger sloth said...

Good luck and thanks Regi. The current relic exists not so much underwater as in a stormy green miasma. The critters in this painting laid a bunch of eggs yesterday, but they were oversized and must be sent to the background somehow. I will be attempting to do so tonight. Formal problems... ugh!

Dea is certainly a doll; I'll look for the post. I rarely post photos of actual reality, as you may have noticed. LogBlog is an escape portal.

 
At 3:04 PM, Blogger sloth said...

BTW, friend Fritz's band Maxi Geil & Playcolt will be playing at NorthSix this Sunday, "in conjunction with the Armory Show" somehow. Whatevs, should be a fun show.

http://www.maxigeil.com/

http://www.northsix.com/

 

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