#symmetrical

More mandalas. This time from a flower photo.

Being honest about my art methods.

Kaleidoscopish mandala disco brain.

I covered an analysis on Hive about a week back. Even though the last breakout on 1Hour timeframe failed, it did create another interesting setup/pattern! So here's a trade opportunity you may look out

With this comment in mind from @bobinsoneilen on the discord... "Insaneworks, the branding guidelines is going to take a while. I would think you can use it without altering the logo. ie, don't paint

It's amazing how little can be achieved if there's no pressure to do anything. Can't go to work, could go out there and photograph the empty city but it's raining and it's cold and I'm lazy, it's almost

Looks like a stamp. Or a badge. Then again it also could be a sticker that you get from visiting a city. "Tampere, been there, done that." Not like the viruslike image in one of my previous

Here I am again, creating these futile roundy and symmetricalish things. The thing is, you don't have to think that much when creating things like this. You just go and explore and eventually find something

Here's a little thing I did. Sooooooooo centralized. Looks like a virus. Few photos I took September 2019. I tried symmetrical. But it's hard. There are all these variables outside. Wires. Pipes. Shade.

What do you call someone who comes to your hoods with all their money, buys a fancy mansion with it's lands that are wide but limited and claims that everything they see from here to the horizon, is theirs?

Original photos from which the artwork is made of. Steps leading away from the natural history museum and steps leading towards the museum. Make those people and their irregular stuff disappear! Shazam!

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These trees are wonderful at all times of the year.... especially in the fall. I planted a few in the yard and I just Love them. Here is a Tree of Hearts.

Kanye West - still a gayfish

watching boardwalk empire s1e1, through this together in less than half an episode :D

preferred pen is art-liner felt tip. most of these were done with a single pen. average time from draw to fill is 1 day. this particular one only took about 15 min to draw, 4 hrs or so to colour. was starting

(that i forgot about. sorry @torico) does this count? XD sorry been time and data poor atm, enjoy. more to come

Not sure how to introduce this piece, so i will keep it short and sweet. @torico nominated me for this challenge, so without further ado, here's image 1 hope u enjoy

It's nearly dawn and I can see how the stars appear and the moon glows.

Yellow dress in Montpellier