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Adam-Scott-Miller — SpaceTime TombWomb
Published: 2005-11-17 20:54:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 4924; Favourites: 78; Downloads: 289
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In response to the conception of reincarnation.Illustration for Sub Rosa, Issue 3
Painter, charcoal, gouache, pen
The original sketch is here: [link]
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Soul is transformed through the spacetime tombwomb
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There is no limit to the number of chakras; they continue upward, each moving closer to the infinite. . .
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you always have such thought provoking, spirit injecting works. absolutely amazing.
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It's really kind of a jog to my head...I should admit this one is harder for me to fathom in terms of content in a way. The actual aesthetic quality is right up there with Peacock Angel by my own terms.
Much of it is very easy for to to understand, kind of a 
If you were to go from 'Diametric Substance', to The Clock-Work Space-Hammer or some other works belonging to the Soularis Orbit, you really might enjoy how some of our elements play into each other.
Life is one amazing 'footstep' after another!
It may seem scary at times, but I like that Bill Hicks quote I saw in your journal as a response.
My own:
There is an eternal second blinded to the catchable rythms of the finest gears and springs of the most ethereal clock's technology.
Might we see it now?
Let's bask always in the ungraspable mode of it's undeterred remembrance.
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unexistance, when powerful enough to channel itself through the interface of imagination, will give birth to existance in future and the past, thus creating time and space. However as the intellect of imagination overrides itself, it descoveres the infinity of possibilities- the overwhelmingness of this infinity is that which through cathartic destruction will neutralize its creation :imagination- therefore rendering space and time unexistent once again.. that little spark might be what I see before me now- I cant tell, im just a mortal
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Wow - I love the detail. It's a shame there isn't a print available.
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Thanks, yeah I'm a detail nut. I tend to shift into a meditative state, which lends itself into fanatical rendering. Now, there's a print available!
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You've definitely figured out how to use your pineal
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Gorgeous, but the texturedness of your ...acrylic? tool in Painter messes up the wonderful depth you could have achieved. It's kind of distracting to the eye. I like the sketch better for that reason, actually.
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I hope you're doing okay....we all missed you on friday
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You know, perhaps fate has decreed this, but you're back to doing fetuses. Oh well, nobody's ever cool's BEEN BORN, anyway.
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Awesome - I love it. Everything about this oozes cool, from the chakral spiral to the nerve-like line. Attention to detail is unreal. Easily a fave!
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