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Adam-Scott-Miller — Akashic
Published: 2009-07-31 18:33:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 19054; Favourites: 374; Downloads: 0
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Oil, pastel, ink, pencil on 11 x 14 in. bristol vellum mounted on cradled board. 2009.Related content
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"The All is Mind; The Universe is Mental." - The Kybalion
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very cool. The many lines of force that are akasha.
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the fractals seem to almost take the shape of a human, the dark circle at the bottom appears as a shoulder then farther up kinda seems like a head shape, i am not sure if this is intentional or i might be seeing dogs in clouds, either way very thought provoking. i feel these pieces have meaning, i would love to hear your explanation or is it for us to figure out?
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I'm amazed! This is absolutely stunning. I can't believe you actually drew out a fractal like pattern! Kudos!
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I love akashic pulses, and this looks like the whole thing.
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Love the Alex Grey influence, and yet you have taken it to a whole new dimension! This vibrates like mad!!!
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Do you use the golden ratio as a reference, or does the golden ratio use you as a reference?
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both. The universe is micro and macrocosmic of itself.
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mmmm fuck yeis! this is the dogs danglies.
you've really mastered ye ole' interwoven thingos technique.
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well put my dear merp. oh fook yeis. thunkos.
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your reality is a Spirograph Wal-Mart
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fuck man, it really is.
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great stuff, information is everywhere, your breaking new ground, yup yups
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very nice Adam 
love the patterns and forms here... reminds me of visions on DMT...
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I guess this is how you felt jogging up that sand dune in NM. Awesome depiction!
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Your art continues to fascinate me, it does. I'm not sure what it is, but there's something about yours style that speaks to me.
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I really like this one.
Are you using traditional oils or the new water soluble ones? I was wondering because I would think oils on bristol vellum would be a problem because the oil would penetrate the paper and make it soft and unworkable for pencils.
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Good question. Traditional oils, mostly the expensive but very potent Old Holland. After using pencils, pastels, and ink I seal everything with a Golden acrylic medium (either satin, or a gloss/matte medium mix). Oils from there on out!
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It's a very effective technique. The colors you get are fantastic.
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