Let's start an ART thread!

It was a great game, it has received an average score of 8.7/10 from 1500 users [link to www.gamespot.com]

Goes to show, it's not always about amazing graphics or shooting everything that moves. It CAN just be about original atmosphere and clever puzzles.

Cool image, I like how a lot of images, adverts etc have like visible energy in their imagery these days. Have people noticed this? I've only really noticed this myself in the last 3 or 4 years .

Are artists awakened to the fact that energy exists all around us or is it just because it looks cool and makes an image seem more alive/dynamic following a trend set by others. I guess it's a bit of both,

I love to visit this thread. Thanks everybody for all the awesome work.

Here's a link to an installation. She likes to use negative space quite a bit, too. Here's a blurb (and then the link)

"After the Celestial Axe is a sculpture with 27 mirrored surfaces that reveals a magical, multi-planar universe. As you walk through the forest, you encounter the sculpture shining mysteriously and brightly through the trees. The sculpture is comprised of a moss-covered fallen oak tree sliced up by a Celestial Axe and covered in layered frothy mirror fragments, shaped and arranged with a high degree of optical awareness and purpose. The artwork shows the aftermath of an event of incomprehensible proportions – an Axe that fell mysteriously from the skies, leaving a sparkling residue of starry formations. When seen from afar, these reflective arrangements sparkle in the sun; but when examined more closely, they reflect, refract, expand and transform the environment and the viewer. How or why the Celestial Axe fell is a part of a hidden narrative."

[link to drue.net]

Very interesting. It kept my attention all the way through it. Is the title indicative of Cephalius is illuminati and the "daughter" is Procris or Obama?

Thank you to you Sloane, for sharing! Beautiful piece, serene and haunting.

Thought of this trailer for a film:

WOW. I like very much, inspiring! Thank you for sharing, U3.

Yeah it's loosely based on the official story, actually the presidents are Celhalus and the population is Procris.

As the story goes, procris is going to be sorry that she ever met him (according to the goddess that tries to steal Celaphus heart but doesn't win his heart over because of his love for Procris)

So I based my storyline in todays events and I found it very matching with the original story .

In a very creative GLP kinda way

Thanks Lily - I can't wait to see that!!!

Good Morning Art Lovers.

Some vintage fashion photography :) Have the best weekend!


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And you don't see a face like this everyday, SO handsome James Dean. Damn only 24 years old when he died.

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Very nice!

These are by two of my favorite fantasy artists, Brian Froud and David Delamare. I own a few pieces by the third artist, Michael Price:

[link to greenworld.spiritualitea.net]

[link to www.youtube.com]

[link to www.dmichaelprice.com]

Vincent van Gogh

[link to www.youtube.com]

A very strange thing happened after I left this thread a short time ago. I did something else (don't remember what exactly) but then I closed some tabs on my computer and found a tab that I did NOT know how it got there. I had not clicked the link.

Since it was for Occult Art, I figured I must have accidentially clicked it while going through this last page. Since I'm having trouble loading this page (because of YT vidoes), I could be wrong, but I did not see this link here.

Anyway, please excuse me if I'm copying something already posted, but there are 2 images I got off the site. They are by Gabriel Martinez Meave:


[link to www.sdwhaven.com]

A very strange thing happened after I left this thread a short time ago. I did something else (don't remember what exactly) but then I closed some tabs on my computer and found a tab that I did NOT know how it got there. I had not clicked the link.

Since it was for Occult Art, I figured I must have accidentially clicked it while going through this last page. Since I'm having trouble loading this page (because of YT vidoes), I could be wrong, but I did not see this link here.

Anyway, please excuse me if I'm copying something already posted, but there are 2 images I got off the site. They are by Gabriel Martinez Meave:


[link to www.sdwhaven.com]







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:Gabriel Martinez:

I haven't been to this thread for awhile so, even if it has been posted before, I hadn't seen the link.

I really enjoyed those. Thanks U3!!!

WOW! Love those.

I posted those in the OP, lol. He is awesome.



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Here's another. It's a walk-through in some town in Japan. The town is serene and beautiful, a living piece of artwork.


[link to youtu.be]

Fun! Thanks Lilly. I enjoyed all of that.

Thanks Lily - I can't wait to see that!!!

Good Morning Art Lovers.

Some vintage fashion photography :) Have the best weekend!


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And you don't see a face like this everyday, SO handsome James Dean. Damn only 24 years old when he died.

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That was really nice, thank you--almost felt like I was there.

I could see this playing in the background at an art installation of some kind...the pace is interesting, the guy who was filming (guessing it is a guy by the pace and sound of the shoes) seems to be walking to a destination, or with purpose, to me. I'm a fast walker, and I'd probably have to sprint a few times to keep up , such great scenery. My favorite areas were the sections where the street was lined with stones, and then the water-wheel with the criss-crossed pavement, different and interesting!

love this image.

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I'm a working artist as my 2nd career and have sold art locally, regionally, nationally and internationally (Europe and Asia). A few people on here know my true identity, I'd post a link to my work but then my cover would be blown!

I'll post a link to some of my work though, please be warned that it's not great as I'm self-taught and never took art instruction, but it's been a lot of fun creating, showing it and selling it.

[link to pho.to]

I'm a working artist as my 2nd career and have sold art locally, regionally, nationally and internationally (Europe and Asia). A few people on here know my true identity, I'd post a link to my page but then my cover would be blown!

I'll post a link to some of my work though, please be warned that it's not great as I'm self-taught and never took art instruction, but it's been a lot of fun creating, showing it and selling it.

[link to pho.to]