Can Someone Tell Me Why After Looking At The Fox Potion Recipe I Saw An Alien Playing A Lute Instead

"I will lead my brothers out of the darkness. | will free you from the yoke of fools. At last, | hear your voice again, Monolith."

(First photos of the finished Faust's look)

That one song about red moon

RIP David Lynch.

David Lynch truly is one of my biggest inspirations. I remember my teachers begging me to watch his work because my storytelling 'evoked' him in some way, and when I finally did I felt like I had found a missing piece in my brain. Everything clicked, I was so inspired.

His surreal approach to art and storytelling only strengthened the weird road I had begun to go down with my own art at that time. I became a much more honest artist. I'll forever be thankful.

He taught me the importance of letting a piece of art stand on its own, existing as an explanation of itself. That the audience has an important role to play in experiencing the art- they are the ones that get to put together the breadcrumbs the artist leaves, finding their own personal explanations and meanings in it.

It's why I leave a lot of 'lore' out and purposely leave gaps in certain pieces of my work. It's because I want the audience to find their own truth, play in the world I make. With Be Kind, My Neighbor, I did this so deliberately. Great God Grove, too. And I saw you all craft your own theories and play in that world. It was so beautiful and I hope I can let my audience participate in that way for as long as I make art.

David Lynch, you were so weird, you were such a pioneer, you really understood how to express your soul, express the human condition, it's lights, darks, in such a personal and unique way. Thank you. RIP

Idealized view of the earth in space. A popular handbook and atlas of astronomy. 1891.

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Nighthawk sure make nights look very pretty

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okay you know the drill. rb with your 2nd and 8th most listened to song of this year.

Танцювааааала риба з раком риба з раком

I’ll be honest, it kind of sucks being in the middle of the spectrum as an artist.  On the plus side, can draw better than stick figures.  On the down side, can’t draw realistically enough to wow people, and can’t draw crazily stylized enough to amaze them either.  Welcome to the world of acceptable yet unimpressive art where your work is filler to tide people over until the good artists swoop in and get in the spotlight. 

I'm starting to get smile lines.

How lovely to have smiled so often that happiness permanently etches itself into your face

I would do anything for you little buddy

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