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ArtistSwirling Illustration by James R. Eads. Twin Souls, twin flames, psychedelic. A fantastic depiction of connected souls created by dappled brush strokes. Image of a close embrace between two figures, face each other, against a starry night sky. The silhouette on the left is a featureless figure filled with a cosmic pattern, depicting stars, constellations, and a crescent moon, evoking the feeling of a vast night sky. The silhouette has a masculine shape, standing upright and giving a gentle hug to the figure on the right. The figure on the right exudes an impressionistic swirl of vibrant colours, reminiscent of Van Gogh's "Starry Night," with a variety of brushstrokes in hues of blue, yellow, orange, red, white, and green, creating an energetic and warm contrast to the calmness of the left figure. This figure has a curved, feminine form, and is enveloped comfortably in the hug. Both figures stand against a pitch-black background, accentuating the merging of cosmic and impressionistic themes in their appearance. Vibrant cosmic scene, swirling, ethereal, surreal, mystical, dreamlike, intricate linework, magical and otherworldly, celestial harmony, captivating composition, enchanting atmosphere, high resolution.
"Soulmates. We travel through time with these souls, and each one changes us into who we are meant to become."
Dream disclaimer:
"This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to anyone's dreams from DDG is purely coincidental." :D
My dream ideas are born by themselves at any time of the night or day. I like to write prompts myself, I'm not a fan of generic prompts, although they often give good results, in the AI vision filter.
But I like to dream and experiment.
I like to use my imagination, and sometimes I combine the incompatible, to see the result. Like in real life. Therein lies the fun.
I've always loved writing, and painting, but unfortunately AI still doesn't have the ability to generate it all in a dream. Therefore, our writings must be clear, precise and concise.
Of course I get inspiration from the works and styles of famous artists, without them we certainly wouldn't be here doing this. Thank them for that.
If, however rarely, I get inspiration from one of our dreamers, I have to mention it in my dream description.
Sometimes it happens that I create a dream and don't publish it right away. And then in the next two days I see someone else's dream on a similar topic, but written in their own style. And that's normal. So many dreamers, someone must have similar ideas.
PS. This dream is an exception. I copied the idea for this particular dream from the paintings of the artist himself. Style by James R. Eads is divine, and I've been planning to try to make a painting like his for a long time. And I like it a lot.
*Imagination is the eye of the soul.*
Joseph Joubert
*Keep dreaming.*
