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Ghost ship series: The lost expedition This image was originally created as a background scene for the Mindscape artwork. However, I have decided to separate it from this project and give it another life as part of my ghost ship series. I had to adjust its colour scheme and add some appropriate elements. This picture was inspired .. rate: 4.74 views: 4 comments: 13 |
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Mindscape or virtual reality dreamscape Many people think dreams unreal only because they are not material. That is true. However, they are made of real things such as viewpoints, imageries, memories, and lost hopes. Mindscape can be explained as a mental or psychological scope of imagination. The word is most applicable to the field o .. rate: 4.88 views: 4 comments: 12 |
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Deception or Samson and Delilah This allegorical scene is loosely based on the famous Biblical story of a notorious woman’s betrayal. The story of Samson and Delilah has captivated artists for many years because it is a story that speaks to every generation, especially in a form it is generally presented to a listening audie .. rate: 4.33 views: 4 comments: 5 |
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Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Our Lady Reims Have you ever wondered why Gothic architecture has so much visual appeal? Why are we always stunned by its breathtaking grandeur and splendor? Perhaps, the explanation lies within the realms of the subconscious. We have long forgotten the intrinsic factors that lay the foundation of architectural .. rate: 4.87 views: 4 comments: 6 |
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Requiem or Music set you free What are the general criteria for art? The word “art” derived from the Greek word “techne” which meant “craft, skill, technique” and therefore originally suggested a very strong dexterous component to art. Aristotle, on the other hand, underlined a significant cognitive aspect of art .. rate: 4.65 views: 4 comments: 7 |
