Celestial Warfare

Pink, Fluffy, Cute-A dream (for Creative Tuesdays)

Over at Creative Tuesdays, the theme this week is Cute.  I have to admit, I had no idea how I could draw something cute.  I know what cute is, well at least what I feel cute is, but how could I represent that quality in art?  This was my major hurdle for this project.  I had to have cats in there, as they are just so, so cute.  I wanted to put puppies in there as well, but even using a stencil they came out more like fraggles then dogs, so I decided to go all pink, fuzzy and flowery, of course with some lovestruck cats, a rainbow, some faeries and a couple of birds.

I really look forward to checking out what the others create for this week, after all, who doesn't dig cute, right?  Head on over to Creative Tuesday, check out all the art linked up.  And if you're up to the challenge, read through the guidelines, and if you still have time, share your creation with the rest of us.  And if you happen to be out of time for this weeks challenge, simply come back later in the week and see what the next one will be.  But warning, once you participate, you'll get hooked, that is if you enjoy art and having fun :)

Jungle Clearing Distortion Queue

Visions Lament the haze
Sights shift, merge, fade
then change anew
Blur to blend
Mix to rend
Torn asunder
Grasped
Past
Pixelated recognition

Image plots it's way
Askew to the verifiable
causal pathways
Neurological
imbalanced
when
in
reality
it's but an
empty clearing
with only some old rock wall
and it's dead plant in a broken
vase, dangling thinly
from a hole a fist
once made.

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Haze in Passing

Mystic Euphoria

Satellite Imaging of an ever Changing Topography

Pretty pleased with the results here.  My aim was to paint a variety of views, as one often sees the Earth illustrated, when seen from outer space.

I've always been really fascinated with how the surface area appears, and then how it's appearance alters as you move closer to the Earth's surface, and then even more dramatically once you reenter the atmosphere.

These paintings here are simply put, my attempts to recreate such satellite imagery, with of course a bit of the abstract flare I like to toss about.

In addition, I wanted to administer a real sense of movement and weather patterns.

A Sunset Rushed Unto The Aftermath