Today's the first day of illustrator Russell Dickerson's fun idea: #10oclockart . I heard about it last night through a conversation Russell was having with Eric Orchard on Twitter about Eric's recent post.
Every day at 10 am, artists should post whatever they're working on, at whatever stage it's in; on Twitter, Flickr, blogs, Facebook, where ever, and use the Twitter hashtag #10oclockart. Great fun! Here's mine:
Working on my donor drawings - almost all of them are done! The swirly one is far from finished. And here's my workstation and studio assistant this morning:
He's helping. And listening to DeadMaus.
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6 comments:
Does he enjoy DeadMau5?
I think so.
But now I'm totally embarrassed I spelled DeadMau5 wrong.
I will turn in my glowsticks and bop my head in low technoshame.
LOL...I didn't even notice! No need to turn in your glowsticks for a mere spelling error, if you can even call it a spelling error when there's random numbers involved.
The 10 o'clock art is a great idea. I'm such a sporadic blogger that I should give it a try just to keep myself posting more often.
He's cute; reminds me of my niece (she's 13 months). ;) Yeah, is it too late to join the game (10 o'clock art)? :)
Sharon, the first three years or so on my blog, I posted artwork every Monday - it was a great way to stay disciplined. I stopped when I realized it was holding me back from posting more often.
Raptor, I think the idea is it should be done every day, though I think a lot of illustrators have given the weekend a miss. Friday was the very first day, so we'll have to watch and see how popular it is on an ongoing basis. I love the idea though.
So, if I understand it correctly (and correct me if I'm wrong), this isn't continuous but a periodic thing? ANd, once it starts, it's almost impossible to join? (Yes, I'm very confused as you can tell)
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