Digital Studies of the drawing "The Enlivening of Morrilla", drawn in the mid 1960's.artwork and digital artwork by Paul A. L. Hall1/21/2004 Signed prints are available in two sizes. Click on the thumbnails below. |
Morrilla was the name of the company that made the little wooden manikins, one
of which I purchased from the art store on Twenty-Third Street, so that's the
name I gave it. I was never one to waste time searching for appropriate
names. Most of the stuff I did never got named until I started including
them into this and the previous website.
This again is a premonition. It's a good thing back then in the sixties we didn't worry about realism or attention to detail, or I never would have gotten anything done except some schmaltzy crap that the mindless public out there approves of but doesn't do anything for the viewer except to tyrannize how he or she is going to see what is portrayed. Once I spent days on a drawing of an old pair of boots and that's what I had when it was finished: an old pair of boots on paper. Schmaltz, sentimentalism, nothing but a brag of the clever little artist; accomplishing nothing.
Here, on the other hand, was something that would happen over thirty years later. Not Morrilla, but the enlivening.
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Digital Studies of the drawing "The Enlivening of Morrilla", drawn in the mid 1960's.
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Digital Studies of the drawing "The Enlivening of Morrilla", drawn in the mid 1960's.
Sometimes things come to life when you draw them.
Digital Art by Paul A. L. Hall.