Quote from: joker_josue on July 15, 2025, 07:09:11 PM

Quote from: mx12.levins on July 15, 2025, 06:30:02 PM

I’d appreciate any comments on my art, what you see in it and which one is your favorite. Just curious. Thank you!

It really wasn't an easy period, but I'm happy that things are better and that we're overcoming them. It's beautiful to see how art helped overcome challenges and convey feelings.

I enjoyed several of the works; I can't single out just one right now, as I'd have to analyze them in more detail. But I liked the following:
BITCOIN ROOTS!
HELLO SPACE!
SEO UNIVERSE!
Guardians of Support
Bitcoin Reflections
PRIVACY MATTERS!*
BITCOIN HUMANITY!
Heroine of the World*

But, in this first analysis I want to highlight (without going into too much detail, now) two works:
PRIVACY MATTERS! This oil painting is very beautiful. I like the colors and the overall composition. It's an Impressionist style, which is very beautiful and brings the work to life.
Heroine of the World This work is incredible; it's an excellent composition. What technique did the artist use? Was it drawn physically or digitally?

Looking at your work in general, I feel that in some paintings you convey pain and suffering with a touch of hope. In other works, I sense that you seek to convey joy and satisfaction, with a more upbeat tone of hope.

Keep up the good work.

Oh, that’s an interesting choice.
Privacy Matters was special for me, challenging, but I still tried to get the message across.

Heroine of the World, haha, haven’t heard that one mentioned in a while! I originally sketched it with pencils, then finished it with ink. I actually sold the original sketches to a company from London(hostmaria), then decided to finalize it digitally and create the biggest print I’ve ever made, just to feel that sense of scale.
It’s the only piece I’ve printed that large. Maybe I should go over it with acrylic or oil to give it a more original touch… but maybe I should leave it as it is, like the beginning of something, when I was still learning. It was inspired by Joan of Arc, but this time, I gave her something she could actually use to defend herself.

Quote from: joker_josue on July 15, 2025, 07:09:11 PM

Quote from: mx12.levins on July 15, 2025, 06:30:02 PM

I’d appreciate any comments on my art, what you see in it and which one is your favorite. Just curious. Thank you!

It really wasn't an easy period, but I'm happy that things are better and that we're overcoming them. It's beautiful to see how art helped overcome challenges and convey feelings.

I enjoyed several of the works; I can't single out just one right now, as I'd have to analyze them in more detail. But I liked the following:
BITCOIN ROOTS!
HELLO SPACE!
SEO UNIVERSE!
Guardians of Support
Bitcoin Reflections
PRIVACY MATTERS!*
BITCOIN HUMANITY!
Heroine of the World*

But, in this first analysis I want to highlight (without going into too much detail, now) two works:
PRIVACY MATTERS! This oil painting is very beautiful. I like the colors and the overall composition. It's an Impressionist style, which is very beautiful and brings the work to life.
Heroine of the World This work is incredible; it's an excellent composition. What technique did the artist use? Was it drawn physically or digitally?

Looking at your work in general, I feel that in some paintings you convey pain and suffering with a touch of hope. In other works, I sense that you seek to convey joy and satisfaction, with a more upbeat tone of hope.

Keep up the good work.

I truly believe that art is what I have and that I am art. I don’t remember anything from before my accident, and I’ve chosen to move forward without searching for it. I feel like I was sent back to this world to create and to tell the story. I was sent back to this planet.

Thank you!