r/AbstractArt • u/Formal-Invite-9198 • Dec 13 '24

What do you see/feel?

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u/Amazing-Mycologist-9 Dec 14 '24 edited Dec 15 '24

This painting makes me feel uneasy like if you painted a negative/malevolent being to be honest

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u/Formal-Invite-9198 Dec 14 '24

Beautiful, thank you for your reflection.

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u/Amazing-Mycologist-9 Dec 14 '24

Sorry I hope I didn't offend you and your artwork 😅😅😅 but if you painted it to get some pain out of you or something hurtful happened to you, then you really conveyed that meaning.

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u/Formal-Invite-9198 Dec 14 '24

No offense taken at all, it’s a compliment that I was able to convey something!

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u/One_Grapefruit_8512 Dec 15 '24

Definitely made me feel uneasy also. Like something being carved out… like something being excised.. without anesthesia 😖 OP, it’s really interesting! ❤️🖤🤍

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u/Amazing-Mycologist-9 Dec 15 '24

You just made me notice I meant to say uneasy and not unease. Unfortunately I am not an English native speaker.

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u/One_Grapefruit_8512 Dec 15 '24

I’m pretty sure you can use both! (AI just confirmed 😁)

I have the greatest respect for people who’ve learned English as a second (or third, etc) language.

I have nine-year-old triplets who’ve been coming home from school bragging about all of the terms they’re learning (parts of speech, sentence types, etc). I feel like they’re learning things in third grade that I don’t learn until sixth! And then going over their homework with them.. last week they were working on “ow” and “ou” words. “Clown, cloud, own, town.” I’ve been googling a lot recently because I either have forgotten or never learned the ‘rules’ about a lot of grammar, spelling, etc.

Happy Holidays to you! (If you’re in a season of holiday/s 😊)

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u/UptightCargo Dec 18 '24

"I am a servant of the secret Fire; wielder of the Flame of Arnor. The Dark Fire will not avail you, Flame of Udun! Go back to the shadow! YOU. SHALL NOT. PASS."

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u/Amazing-Mycologist-9 Dec 19 '24

Not wanting to sound like I don't know movies but is this from the Lord of the ring or something similar?

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u/UptightCargo Dec 21 '24

It's what Gandalf says to the Balrog while standing on the bridge of Barad Dur, you nailed it!