These are a collection of psychedelic drawings I created from the imagination of a certain artist. A lot of it came from the subconscious so to speak. He was a pretty creative guy and I really enjoyed drawing from his perspective.

If I had to make a list of what I like about psychedelic art, it would definitely include the fact that it’s a lot of fun to create and that it has the ability to entertain both the artist and the viewer. It’s also a lot of fun to experiment with different techniques and to try out different styles. One of my favorite pieces from the collection is the “Shark’s Eye” which features a shark’s eye drawing with a number of other trippy elements.

I think the fact that it is trippy (and I’m sure it is) is what makes it so fun. I’ve found that the trippy elements combine to create some really neat concepts. I see a lot of artists that seem to be obsessed with drawing from a certain perspective or some other angle to create something cool. I’m just not sure if that’s what it is.

One of the best ways to get creative is to use some of your art and graphics without too much effort. Here’s one of my favorite art-designs in the collection.

I was always thinking of drawing, and art design, and how it all works and how it fits in the environment, but I realized that some of my art is too abstract for such a simple concept as these. So I decided to create a bit of a wall, and instead of drawing abstract pieces of paper and thinking about how they would fit in with the world around them, I created a simple sketch of a house I was working on, and then painted it all the way across the room.

All art-design is based on what the artist believes is important, but the way I like to think about art design is to make a statement about the environment or the person’s personality, and then build upon those statements. For example, my piece is based on the statement that I wanted to make about the environment and my personality, and I wanted to be able to see that through the artwork.

I really hope that this piece can be placed in an environment or in a place in which it can be seen. I feel like it would add to the overall experience.

By making a statement about the environment, I am trying to create meaning, and I am attempting to create a feeling of safety and familiarity.

This sort of statement can be made about anything. You could say, “I’m always trying to make a statement,” or you could make a statement like “I like to make things that go bump in the night.” And that’s fine. I like to make things that go bump in the night, too.

In the current state of the art of drawing, which has taken this ‘new medium’ (or whatever you want to call it) and made it into a new medium, it is not something that can be made to convey meaning. But I can definitely see how it could. It could be a fun way to mess around in a different medium. A statement about the environment.