A Drawing: Brought to You by My Subconscious.

So I drew this picture today...

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It was one of those drawings you do where you go into a trance, and then like 30 minutes later, it is completed.

Since this drawing was made by my subconcious, could you help me by perhaps sharing your interpretation?

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Looks like Andy Warhol had a seizure with a brush in his hand.

Line, line, liggitty line.

lmao... it just looks like a silly guy with three scratches on his face....

Blue Bruce Lee? Enter the dragon? hmm

old Bruce.
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Neat! You've drawn a blue entity with long, wavy hair. "He" is wearing triple, white-colored paint markings on cheek --- perhaps "tribal" in flavor from the bold use of colors. (Opinion by amateur "art critic".)

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tony the tiger, thinks,that you play," pixie sticks"..,GREAT!

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whats up solare.

i got into trances all the time. i wouldnt call it a trance, i would call it just being in what athletes call "the zone". your focused on creating and thats what you did. i find its hard to get into that trance unless im on some sort of inebriates.

interpretation?

its a cat.

looks like an elvis impersonating owl with little eyes.

The vertical lines, wrapped around the face, and head of the figure, points to the restrains put on us as a society, locked into what we believe has to be a certain way. a good take on the oppression of thoughs, enforced on us. We have a voice to speak, but yet we do not.

very deep solah, well done

VVV

Looks a bit like a cat???

Did you watch anything before you went into this "trance"?

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looks like lines...

pretty psyched out

I think that a reasonable answer is that, when we tap into our brain, the biggest chunk that I think would be relayed into an art piece is the part of the brain that recognizes faces. now, drawing the profile of the face is always easier than drawing a face straight forward, or at an angle (foreshortening is difficult, takes some thinking).... SOO I would focus on the colours you used rather than the face- think about the energy that represents blue and how that relates to you.

Looking at this picture again, it kind of looks like a Na'vi from Avatar.

The vertical silver lines can represent the metal (industrial/modern) day lifestyle that is hindering us more than helping us. Like the Na'vi we should strive to live off the land and stay true to our planet.