Hypnagogia Art journal page: Ansuz.

Some days ago you could see a close-up of my art journal page in progress. The paint is now dry, so I wanted to share it with you.


The page is based on hypnagogia: hallucinations and pre-dreams before falling asleep. I saw the image a couple of days ago and decided to paint it, with as much similarities as possible. In the vision, this work was created by a friend - it was impossible to create an identical work, so the mixed media and crack paint (which you unfortunately can't see on the picture) is typical my style - not his (or at least, that's what I think since he is not an art journaler).

While putting the first layer on, a rune appeared. Ansuz, which I made more salient when I finished the work. I'm not sure if this message was meant for him or for me, but sometimes we are busy with the same stuff, so I guess we both can work with Ansuz's energy.

Comments

  1. That is interesting. I don't seem to remember that part of falling a sleep. Great painting!

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  2. smashing interpretation. Happy PPF and have a great weekend, Annette x

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  3. Beautiful textures and colours, and I like the story behind your page. Happy PPF!

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  4. Lovely creation with lots of wonderful texture ~ Love the runes ~ great oracle ~thanks, namaste, ~ Happy Weekend ^_^

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  5. Love the story behind your art. This is wonderful.

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  6. What a fascinating piece. I love anything that connects to our inner soul like this.

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  7. The colors, the tree.. it is really beautiful. I need to pay more attention to that point of falling asleep. Happy PPF

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  8. Really like the layers and textures. :)
    ♥♥♥
    Happy PPF!!
    Mary
    Mixed-Media Map Art

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  9. Beautiful colors, and the tree does have a feel of dreams...

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  10. Beautiful layers, colors, and textures.

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  11. NIce look to this and like the meanings behind it as well. Love dreams. hypnogogic state and hypnopopic after and before dream/awaking, hadn't thought of those words in years. ;-)

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  12. I like the background colours and layers behind the white tree.I often see shapes and symbols when splashing colour about and it's great fun when you pull them out

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  13. Never knew what those images were called...now I'll have to pay more attention to them. It is very dream-like and moody, one of those pieces that will mean something different to everyone who looks at it.

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  14. are you kidding me? this is incredibly beautiful!

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  15. Very cool! And fascinating your memory of your dreams and the interpretation.

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