or, fifteen minutes in Photoshop. Based on a suggestion on a message board by a fellow whose name I now forget (the entirety of his suggestion is in the title of this post), who also provided the picture of the rock.
i was gonna comment on this earlier, but neglected to do so.
when i look at this sequence, The Fall refrain "rock the records, rock rock the records" goes thru my head.
i just wanted to say how much i enjoy scrolling down thru this, get some crazy optical movements goin' on
& also reminds me how badly i need to get p-shop
one amazing aspect, in my book, is how you brought out the "talk" of the rock, you've heard of talking rocks, right? well you really didda archeo-artistic number on this rock, who knows how long ago it formed? it contains language & you found it thru proper excavation, so to speak.
it fits in multiple genres: asemic, abstract comix, vispo, photography, paleolinguistics, & acid art!
"Andrei Molotiu's comics are absolute marvels: hotbeds of evolving ambiguity where one never knows what disturbing or witty interaction between abstraction of objects and objects of abstraction is about to take place. Each time I've opened them I've been utterly absorbed, that is, drawn into places where I had no power other than to become what I was looking at. What he does is superb." --Harry Mathews
"I love artists that break the rules and Andrei Molotiu breaks them all, with mind-bending and beautiful results." --Scott McCloud
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i was gonna comment on this earlier, but neglected to do so.
when i look at this sequence, The Fall refrain "rock the records, rock rock the records" goes thru my head.
i just wanted to say how much i enjoy scrolling down thru this, get some crazy optical movements goin' on
& also reminds me how badly i need to get p-shop
one amazing aspect, in my book, is how you brought out the "talk" of the rock, you've heard of talking rocks, right? well you really didda archeo-artistic number on this rock, who knows how long ago it formed? it contains language & you found it thru proper excavation, so to speak.
it fits in multiple genres: asemic, abstract comix, vispo, photography, paleolinguistics, & acid art!
= )
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