Printer-Paper Boy
What is this about? It's an art-thing, and also an art-challenge, of sorts. If you are at all still interested, then read on.
INTRODUCTION:
25 sheets (of paper) = 1 quire
20 quires = 1 ream
A Ream is 500 sheets of paper,
typically of equal dimension.
In my adolescence and for some years beyond that, the stack of printer paper on the family computer desk was the most common and accessible source for paper on which to draw that I had.
Like many young people, I wished that I could draw better than what the images I had come up with seemed to indicate I could produce.
I wondered how much improvement I might observe in my skill level if I made it through the entire stack of printer paper in drawings.
I wonder still, although now that I am an adult, I feel like I may be able to do something to transform this open-ended question into a bonafide undertaking.
So,
That is what I have decided to do here.
1 ream = 500 sheets of paper
500 drawings = My goal
More on this (by pressing link) below.
Subscribe now to join me as my companion on this journey through the thoughts, and feelings that arise as I work through 500 sheets of paper, and (hopefully) make progress, as an artist and human being. I hope to learn something from all of this. I hope you do too.
