well they say you shouldn't do it, but i did... i Googled my own name.
I was pleased to see that the actual me takes up the first page and a half of the results, for one reason or another. Which is nice. However, the reason i have thought this relevant enough to mention here and now is that i found something else which definately isn't me and i wanted to bring that to everyone's attention (i say 'everyone'... there can only be three regular visitors to this blog. ha!); the SimplyScripts thing is not me. i have written no horror scripts or screenplays.
there now, i've said it..
I have actually always wanted to write something, still now i try and formulate ideas into a coherent theme of text, but as is the story with all the creative stuff i do... i will see/read someone else's efforts and think to myself that what i do will never scratch up. hmm.
anyhoo.
i'm recoving from a nasty headache which lasted about twelve hours.
that is all.
and that was Me.
- daren
- I believe that a passion for narrative and subject is an essential pre-requisite for a successful painting. If the artist feels ambivalent about whatever is captured in a photograph, a sketchbook or on canvas how can they hope to have any impact on those who see the final piece? Without authority the artist will leave his audience frustrated or worse, indifferent. Communicating mood & emotion are my most important motivators for making images. I’ve never been overly concerned with technical perfection or producing an accurate pictorial record of a subject or a location. For me the heart of painting and photography is to capture and communicate an atmosphere and what I’m feeling, as much (if not more) than what I see at the time of painting. If my paintings, sketches and photography speak to the viewer on an emotional level then I have succeeded in my work.
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