Your art is fantastic. I can wish all day do be able to draw like that myself, but it won't happen! You are very talented and thanks for posting. Everything mentioned herein has been deemed by our staff of expert psychiatrists to be the delusional rantings of a madman who has been treated with Thorazine who is hospitalized within the confines of our locked facility. This patient sometimes requires the application of 6 point leather restraints and electrodes at the temples to break his delusions. Therefore, take everything mentioned above with a grain of salt...
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Thank you kindly Capt_Bones and rivea  Capt_Bones wrote:Thank you Kodama! Amazing inspiring work! My favorite is probably your avatar (this is done by you as well I believe?) and the second to last one, with the (what I see) as the snake and dragon that comprise and control the no physical darkness behind all in the here. ( A south american shamanic belief, but something I two have experienced in various ways) The last one is amazing, but in the end it is just sacred geometry, the other art seems much more visionary if only in the personal egotistical sense. On a personal note of advice from me, if you are getting those kinds of experiences and visuals from the food of the gods, you dont seem to need deem. Maybe try aya if your in search of its healing. Just my opinions though thanks! I'm afraid I can't take credit for the avatar (wish I could though!). It's a piece made by Alex Grey, done after an Ayahuasca session! Thanks for bringing the snake and dragon to my attention! I had not made that connection untill now.....very interesting!  Thank you for the advice! I'll keep it in mind!! And apologies to the both of you for the late reply......I had not seen your posts!  "Pay attention. And keep breathing." - T. McKenna (1946-2000)
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Each is more beautiful than the last. Thanks for sharing!
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ahh mate, your drawings made my day! beautiful stuff. May the light keep shining in you and your art. Observing in Silence! ------------- Everything posted by this user are the insane ramblings of an itch that is in the deepest oceans and highest skies. The author holds no responsibility for any content published.------------- http://toomanybloggersontheweb.blogspot.com/
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Thanks for the love and blessing Pesma and yaxar I'm actually working on something for all of you.....a little "gift" for the warm welcome to the family. This forum is unique! I really mean it when I say that it (you all) is (are) starting to make a strong impact on me! There is no doubt that this feeling of an extended family will become stronger as time goes by and I get to know everyone better. I'm really looking forward to this journey and I thank you all for this feeling!!! Much love and respect to everyone maintaining and nurturing this wonderful community! Kodama "Pay attention. And keep breathing." - T. McKenna (1946-2000)
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That last one is siq. Must have taken a looong time.
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That last one is absolutely fantastic.
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Simply amazing, I wish I would be able to capture my experiences in such a way. Thank you for sharing
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Lovely work, thank you so much for sharing it. You should keep posting the more you produce
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I'm jealous man, I can't draw anything well, those are amazing. *The above text represents a fictional alter ego, none of it is based on the experiences of a real person.*
"Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation." Oscar Wilde
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Thanks guys Here's a few pics of a recently finished drawing. I hope you enjoy Kodama attached the following image(s):  DSC_0131.JPG (7,014kb) downloaded 139 time(s). DSC_0127.JPG (5,530kb) downloaded 134 time(s). DSC_0147.JPG (6,142kb) downloaded 134 time(s). DSC_0132.JPG (6,450kb) downloaded 134 time(s)."Pay attention. And keep breathing." - T. McKenna (1946-2000)
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Great drawings!!! It's really amazing how you can capture the movement and the vibe on those drawings. Like other people said; I wish I could draw like that to share with all of you what I can't express with words. Please keep'em coming!!! Where all those drawings from shroomz, and DMT? Or just shroomz? "The Medicine Will Always Be There For Those Who Seek It"
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Amazing artwork! They must have taken months! They greatly resemble shipibo textile art from south america..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRsAbM0IwOc A Civilization is born spartan, and dies Epicurean...
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wow, amazing work, i dunno if this has been said as i cant really read through the text right now,(cant really see it lol) but the second pic with the shrooms in the middle, wot i think you did with the black hole actually worked very very well as to me it represents wot most call the void. and its position seems to work with it above the shrooms with their evil lil looks. keep up the good work man, PROHIBITION?? - just say NO!!
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Love you <3 01:13:08 ‹Ellis DEmpty› I met the people living in my head... I disturbed them while they were sitting down at the table.... They were as shocked as I was!
We were born too soon to explore the cosmos, and to late to explore the earth. Our frontier is the human mind; religion is the ocean we must cross.
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Gorgeous! The colors and lines are breathtaking!! "The real secret of magic is that the world is made of words, and that if you know the words that the world is made of, you can make of it whatever you wish." - Terence McKenna
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Wow, those are wonderful Kodama, you have a lot of talent. Keep them coming, I would love to see more!
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these are amazing! "With our thought we make the world." -Buddha
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wow, amazing. I love this style of art - that spirograph style one is beautiful! The obscure we see eventually. The completely obvious, it seems, takes longer. ~Edward R. Murrow
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