“Mokomi” is deeply personal exploration of the struggles and challenges associated with the common mental health conditions such as anxiety and panic attacks. This collection as a whole is a moving exploration of the challenges and struggles I faced living with these conditions.
The artwork, titled "The Weary Mind's Lament," is an ornate portrayal of a person struggling with the overwhelming burden of mental fatigue. Intricate patterns and swirling details reflect the chaos and turmoil of the subject's overwhelmed mind.
The second artwork in the series, titled "The Melancholic Folklore," is representation of the struggle with overwhelming sadness.
"The Sovereign Salt"
In the midst of swirling chaos,
A single figure stands tall and proud,
Surrounded by symbols of sovereignty and power,
Their gaze fierce and unyielding,
Reflecting the spirit of the independent mind.
"The Contemplative Shopper"
Around them, the world of commerce swirls,
Bright colors and glittering objects,
A symphony of desire and temptation,
But the contemplative shopper remains unmoved,
Lost in their own private musings.
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Long 🧵on AI art debate. I hope you get through it, as I had to get it out. It brings me so much pain to see artists I know write misinformation to get some Twitter points.
First I’m using an anonymous account, but some of you know me IRL. The AI art debate is not new. I’ve lived through Sijun forums, learned it is ok to use Photoshop from Mullins, and later — it is ok to use photobashing from fellow concept artists.
All art is a form of expression, a way to show another human what’s in your mind’s eye. All design is the form of expression, a way to show another human your solution to their problem. This is an important point, because this is the reason why AI art is hard; I’ll get to that