Maps from the Cosmos by anahata.c
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Description
First in a series of maps from the cosmos.
(Exploring the beauty & mystery of maps.)
Colored pencils & pen; PS for clean-up.
Thanks for all your previous comments & favs: As always all are greatly appreciated.
Peace to all,
Mark
Comments (16)
ARTWITHIN
Beautiful autumn topography. Interesting style.
helanker
MYY!! How gorgeous it looks. I am impressed, that you are able to create such a beauty by drawing a map. I love the text and texture in it too. A really exiting peace of art, Mark.
koosievantutte
very fine image
NekhbetSun
First thing I thought of when I read the title was Twain's "Letters From The Earth"....far fetched, ja? LOL Love this, Mark, and fave !!! awesome stuff
lyron
Nice work!!
magnus073
Mark I love this so much and it is such a great idea. It reminds me of a very old reworked map I saw long ago and now you have me wanting to find it again.
thecytron
Interesting!
Gaiadriel
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! Lines, colors, and topography to visually explore. I adore this. F :)
topartist
Reminds me of the maps I saw a few years ago in my history lessons at school. I remember tracing over the contour lines and trying to think how steep each of the mountains were. Hugz and kisses. Toni.
debz
great image, super colours and textures! fabulous work!
gunsan
A very innovating idea, and so beautiful too. Love this Mark!The colors, borrwed from the autumn, and your drawing technique make this quite special!
blankfrancine
Reminds me of a paleolithic wall painting. Very creative work.
odie
I've come back to this image 3 times and the thought that occurs to me is the same! It reminds me of a wonderful video game I played years ago called Dungeons and Dragons. This is nearly identical (in my mind) to the map one used to plot the journey. The darkest parts were the most treacherous (mountains, monsters and obstacles) but held the most treasures. The lighter & brighter colors (foothills and grasslands) had treasures too but I think that included healing potions & medicines. I have such fond memories of this game and nothing on the market today can equal it.
november22
Very cool work - this and the next are some of your most dense and mysterious work.
Arbelain
Very inspired artwork. Excells!
KenyaRose
Awesome viewpoint! I just found you I think you stopped by my gallery during a busy time and I wasnt able to get caught up with a mutually return visit. I coincidently followed you in a couple of Postings. I love the way you know what your seeing and how to express it. You describe exactly what I see but unable to express it. Im sure if I follow your postings, I will learn much thru your eyes and opinions. Thanks for the lessons :-)