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February 18, 2011
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(click to enlarge) A couple of weeks ago, I visited a floatation center in town and experienced my first pair of floats— sensory deprivation in salt water. In exchange, I had to create art that was inspired by the experience. All in all it was really quite something, and I was pleased to let my imagination run wild in the dark, both visually and physically. Unfortunately I’ve been behind in getting the artwork done, but this is the linework (100% drybrush! Strange!). Next week I hope to eke out time to color it, and I’ll take some shots along the way to share some process.  Now to get some other side-projects worked on. Color me busy!

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A couple of weeks ago, I visited a floatation center in town and experienced my first pair of floats— sensory deprivation in salt water. In exchange, I had to create art that was inspired by the experience. All in all it was really quite something, and I was pleased to let my imagination run wild in the dark, both visually and physically. Unfortunately I’ve been behind in getting the artwork done, but this is the linework (100% drybrush! Strange!). Next week I hope to eke out time to color it, and I’ll take some shots along the way to share some process. 

Now to get some other side-projects worked on. Color me busy!

Notes:

  1. anniestoll reblogged this from paperalligator
  2. mcfandrew reblogged this from jslipchi and added:
    Ever since I saw Altered States, I have wanted to try a session of sensory deprivation.
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  5. seventhchord said: I’ve always wanted to try ‘floating’. Sounds like an excellent experience!
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