The blurring is an extreme focus on where the artist wants you to look. It's a bit exaggerated in these, but it looks like variations of this to short-sighted folks who take their glasses off. Or wet rained-on glasses, which made me think of Jake. The counterweight to being nearsighted, however, is often an extremely good eyesight for micro-objects up close, such as toymaking or model-building... or computer parts...
ETA: an older piece of music, by one of the best slide guitarrists ever. A different sort of urban magic here, Congo Square is in New Orleans.
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Re: TEAM DIRTY MAGIC
Date: 2015-05-28 02:30 am (UTC)It's a bit exaggerated in these, but it looks like variations of this to short-sighted folks who take their glasses off. Or wet rained-on glasses, which made me think of Jake.
The counterweight to being nearsighted, however, is often an extremely good eyesight for micro-objects up close, such as toymaking or model-building... or computer parts...
ETA: an older piece of music, by one of the best slide guitarrists ever.
A different sort of urban magic here, Congo Square is in New Orleans.
https://youtu.be/JVojSnrmh2g