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| Patrick Edmund Lynch, "Unlucky for Some", Ink and Digital. |
I really like how his work sometimes looks as though we are focusing in on one part of a larger process. The finished piece springing from its conceptual ancestors... or whatever.
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Showing posts with label Ink. Show all posts
Thursday, 3 September 2015
Patrick Edmund Lynch.
The champagne has now been popped. Patrick Edmund Lynch gives us our first square of our second year. The party's started but Patrick's up on the dance floor all alone. Who'll be brave enough to join him? You? Me? Some other person? I can't wait to find out.
I really like how his work sometimes looks as though we are focusing in on one part of a larger process. The finished piece springing from its conceptual ancestors... or whatever.
I really like how his work sometimes looks as though we are focusing in on one part of a larger process. The finished piece springing from its conceptual ancestors... or whatever.
Wednesday, 12 August 2015
Patrick Edmund Lynch.
Mr. PEL give us this chaotic piece:
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| Patrick Edmund Lynch, "Stuck in the Middle", Ink and Digital. |
For more of his work give a look at his website: www.patricklynch.ie
To join in just send your art to trysquareart@gmail.com. We'd love to be stuck in the middle with you.
Friday, 5 June 2015
Patrick Edmund Lynch.
Mr. Lynch shares some sage advice with us through this piece:
Suffering from the Perfects is when one can't make art out of a fear that it won't be good enough. Perfection is not something we attain and looking to achieve it in what we create will stop us from making art regularly and so prevent us from getting the practice we need to become the best we can be.
Try Square is opposed to the Perfects whenever they appear, so make some art (that you're not 100% happy with) and send it to trysquareart@gmail.com
Check out our About page for more.
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| Patrick Edmund Lynch, "Double Life (or Suffer Ye Not the Perfects, Dude)", Ink. |
Suffering from the Perfects is when one can't make art out of a fear that it won't be good enough. Perfection is not something we attain and looking to achieve it in what we create will stop us from making art regularly and so prevent us from getting the practice we need to become the best we can be.
Try Square is opposed to the Perfects whenever they appear, so make some art (that you're not 100% happy with) and send it to trysquareart@gmail.com
Check out our About page for more.
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
St. Patrick Edmund Lynch.
Happy Ireland Day or whatever!
To celebrate we have this specially themed artwork made by a real life Irish person. I know, right?
To celebrate we have this specially themed artwork made by a real life Irish person. I know, right?
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| Patrick Edmund Lynch, "Madness", ink on paper, digital colouring. |
So before you go mad tonight spend some time clicking around on Mr. Lynch's website.
Sunday, 22 February 2015
Sinead Hanrahan.
More minimal:
This may be the shortest month but there's still plenty of time left in it to get your art on.
Try Square is, as always, open to submissions from everyone. For the ins and outs please consult our About page and give a look a this month's theme (Feb 2015).
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| Sinead Hanrahan, ink. |
This may be the shortest month but there's still plenty of time left in it to get your art on.
Try Square is, as always, open to submissions from everyone. For the ins and outs please consult our About page and give a look a this month's theme (Feb 2015).
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