On waking, did your dream last night leave a strange flavor or glow behind when it fled? Or is your unconscious a joker, and was a pun involved? Did you meet a stranger who seemed familiar, or did someone familiar suddenly turn strange?
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I get a little of all these things when i dream - they can be quite confusing. Still, I love this drawing and the attention to detail in the sky - it looks as if it could be in motion.
Shouty laptop in a forest. No glow, but a definite sense of unease.
I have been a bit worried about work.
And I swear it was in colour.
Steve -
I always think of the night sky as wheeling around.
Titus - I think the people who assert that everyone dreams in black and white dream in black and white. I have never had a dream in black and white (or shades of gray) to my knowledge.
Loving your tautology.
Recently I have serial dreams.I mean I have different and complete stories with lot of details every night!!!!!!!!!!So I wake up so tired! :)
Love your illustration!!!
Have a great Week Susan
Funny, I have spent the last two days thinking about it - how some days you wake up with just a thin thread of your dreams... last night I dreamed there was a child in need of a real and devoted mum, otherwise she/he would die... Since my two kids (one adult and the other a teenager) look ok and my own mother has been a really great mother in the last 44 years,I wonder...
Titus - The Tautus wins the race, always.
almost a V. van Gogh sky .
i feel like i wrote this post. or was it a dream?
I woke up to find I was still asleep but dreaming that I had woken up. I think.
Caio - well-spotted, it was completely unconscious, but you are right. Maybe his skies are in the collective unconscious of all artists now - at least, that's my excuse.
Cheers.
Jude & TFE - from you, I'm getting a laugh.
I hardly ever (twice in the last 10 years) remember my dreams. It might be a good thing. Only my dreaming mind would know....
I mostly dream of people I don´t know, peeping into their dull everyday affairs (which is a bit alarming, isn´t it...?)
reminds me of the paul klee painting of the cat dreaming about the bird.
happy birthday susan!!
i had a collection of very odd and mesmerizing dreams last night, i'm always disappointed to wake and know that when i fall back to sleep the dream that is so compelling will morph into something else.
wonderful drawing
Cláudia - sounds like an overwhelm dream.
Thanks, Kim.
I favor the idea that dreams are our ancestors sending us messages. Of course, if that is so my ancestors are nutZ. This is a beautiful illustration. The bird and the sky are one.
CC - just took a look at it, lovely work, I hadn't seen it before.
at times your work reminds me of Edward Ardizzone, who illustrated just about every book that was beloved of my childhood...
the fox especially
grrl - I love his work, it is very tender.
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