Tags:
surreal
drawing
black
dark
subconscious
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Drawing Time: January 22, 2012 5:00 PM
Long dreary days sitting behind a desk. A sketch for upcoming piece (possibly).
Completion Time: 7:34 PM January 23, 2012
The locker is a quintessential symbol of the American school system. Lockers are one of those few subtle objects that permeate our memories with associations of our past. They contain things. They hold our memories, even identities. For some these identities are false and are merely hidden defense mechanisms against the outside world. These identities, for some, meant the difference between simply using a locker as a daily convenience or being slammed against one.
(Source: monsteredproject.org)
Drawing Time: 4:55 PM January 22, 2012
The pressure cooker analogy is quite pertinent to the subject of abused young people. They are often under much pressure with no outlet, waiting to explode. Their outbursts may seem inappropriate, however, only few realize that their outbursts are the culmination of many adversities and not just the apparent trigger of the outburst. This kind of process affects many human beings that are eventually integrated into the mental health system due to their misunderstood “issues”.
Tags:
teachers
religion
pope
the wall
leave those kids alone
bully
bullying
drawing
ink
art
illustration
Drawing Time: 3:34 AM January 10, 2012
Screwed up the date on this one. I am still used to writing 2011.
I am reblogging this from lelandjanuska’s page (this is not my own work). This is a beautiful contribution done by them promoting the project. I am very grateful to have fellow bloggers participating! Thank you so much!
Steven and I want to promote the Montered Project since we can relate to it in a way, both of us have had to deal with suicidal depression during our early teenage years and the artwork is breathtaking.
Follow and check it out! It’s worth it!
- Leland & Steven
P.S. - We extend our gratitude to the artist, putting their feelings into their artwork like it’s nobody’s business. Kudos.