You'll like Til if: you used to keep your 3D glasses on after going to the movies when you were a kid
“To me there is something magical about the initial contact with an idea. In that moment no drawing exists, and the image floats in the mind. I want to tap into that moment, and preserve its identity with accuracy. It is important for me to capture it quickly because the imagined painting soon fades into something obscured, similar to the way we lose our recollection of dreams throughout a morning. Starting from simple sketches and usually nothing more, the paintings strain to maintain the initial contact, often resulting in something loose.”
“To me there is something magical about the initial contact with an idea. In that moment no drawing exists, and the image floats in the mind. I want to tap into that moment, and preserve its identity with accuracy. It is important for me to capture it quickly because the imagined painting soon fades into something obscured, similar to the way we lose our recollection of dreams throughout a morning. Starting from simple sketches and usually nothing more, the paintings strain to maintain the initial contact, often resulting in something loose.”
--Til Will
