We have all this artwork that Seth has done. He was so good at what he did that it is possible to just indulge in baths of Seth art soup and fill yourself with it, slurping up all kinds of pictures:
elegant drawings for Myst 3 Exile--
comical, clever art with his signature perspective genius, coupled with great visual storytelling in the two part Doom Patrol series,
a museum full of art lovers, |
the weirdest of all his weird drawings: a scene both horrific and comical, where Our Hero has no chance whatever to escape (even the sun has it in for him) but he remains serene as he contemplates it all,
a calm scene of fishing from a rock in Japanese waters,
or many others.
In his pictures there are many different life perspectives, different styles, different moods, different
speeds, different attitudes. He was able to immerse himself in any of them, and enjoy them. It was all Life, and that was what it was all about: Life.
His artwork is so compelling that now we may be tempted to say that it is enough. And of course, it has to be. The man is gone. But I'd like to offer a link to a conversation he had with interviewer Mike Jozic in 2004. It gives a little flavor of what it was like to be with him:
Mike Jozic interview from 2004
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Happy Flowering Nose Day, Vicki...and to all.
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