now, this is what I am talking about. Saw it after a while, you should really do more abstract pieces like these. Somehow, reminds me of the Norse world-tree, a vague spitball of fire and earth where all the worlds collide, or something like that.
Make abstract pieces like these. Join them with words, or textual pieces. Or even music? Maybe. Or - do an abstract comic book.
More. More is needed.
p.s: The world-tree is called Yggdrasil. were you on some kind of Nordic god consciousness??? Check it out!
hmm this wouldnt look disturbing from a bird's eye view. I would happily breed over these branches till one day my kids pester me..... describing in detail how nightmarish it is to wake up to eyes inside eyes.
lastminutebu: Yggdrasil?!! you just made up tht word! remember the exercise where you draw something listening to music, with your eyes closed? hmm, someday will try doing it again.. probably with water colors, would love to see how they blend into each other. norse world tree sounds straight out of avataar.
@jared: how nightmarish it is to wake up to eyes inside eyes!! wow!!! i wasnt thinking when i made this or probably dont remember what i was thinking then. i remember being in a hostel and really upset over something, missing home and buring my head in a pillow kind of day. but wow! loved the way you described it. more abstractness coming up!
i cant have made up yggdrasil. Its a place that has existed before James Cameron was even born, before even Shakespeare was born, definitely. It's a place straight out of most nightmarish hell - people who have sinned are tied with their own veins and huge snakes continuously drop poison and venom on their eyes until the eyes are so burnt, that only viewing and thinking nightmares is possible. Avataar is definitely a much more peaceful place.
Your eyes have a cinematic quality about them - these eyes and your eyes. Half-alive typewriters competing and fusing into each other, and eyes on the floor which flop and dance about like fish trying to breathe. Make a lot of abstract images and montage them into a superb animated film.
I talk a HELL lot. I am taking pills for my condition.
well in that case.. i am guessing that u ooze creativity when upset. I could choose to bless you with more of " burying your head in a pillow " days; but tht'd make me a selfish prick. :) So i am not going down that road. I do hope to see a 'happy abstractness' some day though.
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now, this is what I am talking about. Saw it after a while, you should really do more abstract pieces like these. Somehow, reminds me of the Norse world-tree, a vague spitball of fire and earth where all the worlds collide, or something like that.
Make abstract pieces like these. Join them with words, or textual pieces. Or even music? Maybe. Or - do an abstract comic book.
More. More is needed.
p.s: The world-tree is called Yggdrasil. were you on some kind of Nordic god consciousness??? Check it out!
hmm
this wouldnt look disturbing from a bird's eye view. I would happily breed over these branches till one day my kids pester me..... describing in detail how nightmarish it is to wake up to eyes inside eyes.
More of such abstractness is hoped for.... :-)
lastminutebu: Yggdrasil?!! you just made up tht word! remember the exercise where you draw something listening to music, with your eyes closed? hmm, someday will try doing it again.. probably with water colors, would love to see how they blend into each other.
norse world tree sounds straight out of avataar.
@jared: how nightmarish it is to wake up to eyes inside eyes!! wow!!!
i wasnt thinking when i made this or probably dont remember what i was thinking then. i remember being in a hostel and really upset over something, missing home and buring my head in a pillow kind of day.
but wow! loved the way you described it. more abstractness coming up!
i cant have made up yggdrasil. Its a place that has existed before James Cameron was even born, before even Shakespeare was born, definitely. It's a place straight out of most nightmarish hell - people who have sinned are tied with their own veins and huge snakes continuously drop poison and venom on their eyes until the eyes are so burnt, that only viewing and thinking nightmares is possible. Avataar is definitely a much more peaceful place.
Your eyes have a cinematic quality about them - these eyes and your eyes. Half-alive typewriters competing and fusing into each other, and eyes on the floor which flop and dance about like fish trying to breathe. Make a lot of abstract images and montage them into a superb animated film.
I talk a HELL lot. I am taking pills for my condition.
well in that case.. i am guessing that u ooze creativity when upset.
I could choose to bless you with more of " burying your head in a pillow " days; but tht'd make me a selfish prick. :)
So i am not going down that road.
I do hope to see a 'happy abstractness' some day though.
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