darkpencil1

Hello! I want to be a master artist (realistic looking drawing and digital art) and if that is your goal also let's team up? I've been doing this thing like 9 years already and consider myself close to proficient. My next goals are landing a job in the art field and honing my skills to proficiency in character art. I'm looking for someone with - good work ethic - serious about mastering realistic looking visual arts - being artist should be career-wise your top goal - willing to give and receive honest feedback - willing to commit to a minimum of monthly interaction - roughly similar skill level to mine to maximize the value and pull we get from each other Your ethnicity/age/gender is not important to me, but for disclosure I'm 29, male and live in Finland. We could feedback each other, help stay accountable, give perspective, encouragement and camaraderie etc. And if there's many of us, even better, let's make an unstoppable gang :-) Here's my portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/darkpencil1 Check it out and if you recognized yourself from the description drop a message. We can then talk privately more and see if we're a good fit!

I got the feeling I want to listen to this 5 times over. Not kidding that's a great track.

@CARDOZZO It's funny, this morning I was playing my room was in Mars as a part of a colony there and I was a Martian Human. I went very deep with the imagination. It seems to me you are describing similar stuff now here. Synchronicity!

Thanks for the comments both of you! @CARDOZZO can you elaborate what you mean with internal worlds of

Hi! I made a new type of art (for me) and I'm interested to hear how it resonates with people. Background: The idea of creating internal maps, maps for our internal experience like we have done for the external world, has fascinated me and I gave it a shot. When coming up with a vision (for life, finances, relationship, you name it) we go through phases, emotions and states etc. After doing it all couple of times, you start to recognize patterns. It's like there are same places in your mind you visit in the process of creating a vision. Perhaps finding new "hills and dells" that give more flavour for the process each successive time you seek a vision. And the locations seem to hold quests, things to do that help you hone down on your vision. This is what the artwork does, it maps out this inner terrain where you create a vision. A place I call Visionbaker's Bay. So, with this said how do you feel about the artwork? What do you think about the concept of "internal map"? Edit: High-res version available here: Artstation - Visionbaker's Bay

https://integrallife.com/category/perspectives/art-that-transforms/ Integral life has a good collection integral art and writings around the topic!

Alex Grey