Space Cats

My latest MS Painting. A visual recreation of the time Bean and I traveled to Uriel, third planet of the star Malak, Spiral Nebula Messier 101.

Inspiration

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Love this house.

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These leggings are so beautiful! They run at $70, though I'm sure they're worth it. I'm wondering if I can find some Spandex outer space fabric anywhere so I could try making my own. I'll have to be on the lookout.

As seen in this Craftster post.

Universe undies! Those are seriously hand painted... amazing. I thought it was commercial made fabric at first glance. It's too bad they would be concealed under pants/skirts a lot of the time, though. I think if I wanted to do something similar, it would be on a skirt or shirt. Or maybe an entire dress! That would take forever, but would be amazing.

The Unbearable Beauty of the Night Sky

Thirty Day Challenge: Day 6

Day 06 - A picture of a person you'd love to trade places with for a day



I would like to trade places with Zooey Deschanel as Trillian in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy move. Not only would I get to travel through outer space in comfort, but I'd also get to do it while being adorable. Ha.

Dreams

I've always wondered: do people like hearing/reading about other people's dreams? I've been thinking about this lately, especially in relation to my own dreams. The last few days I've been having amazing, beautiful, and sometimes frightening dreams. The subject matter has been everywhere, including touchable nebulae in the earth's atmosphere to holographic woodland creatures inside grocery stores being used as distractions for terrorists. You know, usual dream stuff. At least for me.

I know I can't accurately describe these dreams to anyone without letting them live inside my brain for awhile; the visuals are what really make the dreams. I'm a very visual person, so the imagery usually has the most impact in my dreams, and not so much the dialogue. I think the closest way I could get someone to understand my dreams would be to create artwork depicting scenes from them.

My good friend Sam recently had a dream that amazes me:

"[L]ast night [I] dreamt in literature. Seriously, instead of seeing my dreams I had words scrolling telling me what I was dreaming about. I'm so exhausted-- and I never want to see a book again."

I think that is absolutely fascinating--that is something I'm sure my subconscious would never create. I like hearing about crazy dreams like this. In other situations, I don't find listening/reading about others' dreams interesting at all. Obviously, it also depends on the person and how they explain their dreams. I think I'm also interested in hearing about others' dreams when I want to know more about a person--it's like stepping into their shoes for awhile.

Do you like hearing about dreams?