Most of the time BFA work impresses me
less than MFA work. This was not the case in one of the BFA studios at Parson's.
Maybe it was the
quality of the illustrations, the technique. Maybe its because I love using butcher paper for final work, the paper's quality I find sultry,
alluring and non conformist.
It whispers sweet nothings in my ear. Plus it always manipulates the medium in really interesting and textural ways.
Maybe its because the artist took something that isn't really that
interesting (his/her friends) and tweaked it so I, too, care. Maybe that tweaking also made the fact that the work appears in a
series not bother me.
Bad-da-da-da-da I'm lovin' it.
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