My space art

[MasterOgon]

Oooooh, again, great ideas! Although, some people say that alien civilization is behind in evolution, or equal to us in evolution. Is there any evidence that destroys that claim and helps support yours?

My favorite arguments in this regard are megalithic structures like pyramids and religion. No matter how much Egyptologists prove that the pyramids were built only by primitive methods, I will never believe it because I myself worked as a builder for 10 years. Their arguments are that they found traces of primitive technologies, but if I flew to another planet in a small ship, I would use everything that comes to hand, including primitive workers. No one has yet recreated the ancient technologies of stone processing even with the help of modern tools, and this is a fact.

As for religion, the apocalypse predicted contactless payment methods, the number of the beast and global warming, which is described by Milankovitch cycles. In one of the apocryphal texts I also read about the ice age after that. The sun will burn people, and then the earth will become like chalk. They knew what would happen for a very long time. If people still consider them their god, then they are probably more developed) In general, when you do not listen to different sermons about aliens and you yourself study the primary sources and different facts, then everything becomes too obvious. Here, rather, the decisive factor is not the lack of evidence, but the unwillingness to face the harsh truth, sort of like finding out that Santa Claus does not exist

 

[ThePatriotBeast]

Wow, that is some great evidence! You should present your argument to everyone in a thread!

 

[MasterOgon]

When I was 8 years old I had severe hypothermia and dilirium. I saw a flood, a land without water, and then flew out of my body into space far from the sun and there, in complete darkness, I saw a huge volcanic planet. Something like how Nibiru is painted, but this sight is much more grandiose. I didn't know anything about such ideas then. After a long time, they began to talk about it and I wanted to understand and substantiate it. I was very interested in many things and even thought to write a book, but there was no time for that. It's much easier for me to convey an idea through art. There is no need to prove anything here, but simply to show what is worth thinking about. It's much easier for me to convey an idea through art. There is no need to prove anything here, but simply to show what is worth thinking about.

 

[ThePatriotBeast]

When I was 8 years old I had severe hypothermia and dilirium. I saw a flood, a land without water, and then flew out of my body into space far from the sun and there, in complete darkness, I saw a huge volcanic planet. Something like how Nibiru is painted, but this sight is much more grandiose. I didn't know anything about such ideas then. After a long time, they began to talk about it and I wanted to understand and substantiate it. I was very interested in many things and even thought to write a book, but there was no time for that.When I was 8 years old I had severe hypothermia and dilirium. I saw a flood, a land without water, and then flew out of my body into space far from the sun and there, in complete darkness, I saw a huge volcanic planet. Something like how Nibiru is painted, but this sight is much more grandiose. I didn't know anything about such ideas then. After a long time, they began to talk about it and I wanted to understand and substantiate it. I was very interested in many things and even thought to write a book, but there was no time for that. It's much easier for me to convey an idea through art. There is no need to prove anything here, but simply to show what is worth thinking about. It's much easier for me to convey an idea through art. There is no need to prove anything here, but simply to show what is worth thinking about.

That is a very interesting experience! I have read many books, and it seems that people see certain things near death. You might have just given me an idea for a comic book! You see, I also like to make comics. They mostly consist of stick figures (not too advanced with characters!) but I always try to create a nice story. I could make this into a story. Trust me, I may not be good at drawing, but I know how to write a good story.

 

[ThePatriotBeast]

There is no need to prove anything here, but simply to show what is worth thinking about. It's much easier for me to convey an idea through art. There is no need to prove anything here, but simply to show what is worth thinking about.

I have to say, that is some wise advice

 

[MasterOgon]

That is a very interesting experience! I have read many books, and it seems that people see certain things near death. You might have just given me an idea for a comic book! You see, I also like to make comics. They mostly consist of stick figures (not too advanced with characters!) but I always try to create a nice story. I could make this into a story. Trust me, I may not be good at drawing, but I know how to write a good story.

I would like to see it when you draw. Although I am far from comics, I often try to adopt some of the techniques that are used there. Comics look more dynamic than ordinary painting and I like it

 

[ThePatriotBeast]

I would like to see it when you draw. Although I am far from comics, I often try to adopt some of the techniques that are used there. Comics look more dynamic than ordinary painting and I like it

Okay! I will draw it and take a picture of it, and then I will post it here!

 

[ThePatriotBeast]

Dang it! I am such an old man! How do you insert downloaded pictures?

 

[ThePatriotBeast]

Okay, I realized that I can't attach the picture. Anyway, all I drew was you flying by a tsunami, earth with no water, you flying past the sun, and then you flying by a volcanic planet. Finally, I show you painting.

 

[durdur]

To MaterOgon,
I truly like your line of thoughts... we humans create technology to help us, but at which point do we become dependent of the technology? Even now, could we even survive without the ever-present electricity?
And on another line of thought, we can only imagine things based on our own knowledge... we do not know what we do not know....

 

[durdur]

To both MasterOgon and ThePatriotBeast:
It would be really cool to see the fruit of a collaboration resulting in a sci-fy illustrated comic (what we French people call a "bande dessinee")...

 

[ThePatriotBeast]

To both MasterOgon and ThePatriotBeast:
It would be really cool to see the fruit of a collaboration resulting in a sci-fy illustrated comic (what we French people call a "bande dessinee")...

Ooooooh, good idea!

 

[MasterOgon]

Okay, I realized that I can't attach the picture. Anyway, all I drew was you flying by a tsunami, earth with no water, you flying past the sun, and then you flying by a volcanic planet. Finally, I show you painting.

I also had difficulties with this. Maybe the size is big. I have inserted the image via a link from another site.

 

[ThePatriotBeast]

I also had difficulties with this. Maybe the size is big. I have inserted the image via a link from another site.

Ah. I'm not able to. Oh well. I still think you have a very interesting story and awesome work!

 

[MasterOgon]

Ah. I'm not able to. Oh well. I still think you have a very interesting story and awesome work!

Can you show me your comics that you drew before? I'm interested to see.

 

[ThePatriotBeast]

Can you show me your comics that you drew before? I'm interested to see.

I will need your email or something like that. If you click on my picture, you could head to my profile and start a private conversation if you don't want everyone to know your email.

 

[Ellelowxo]

Thank you! I added a link to my site to my profile. There are all my works except the most recent ones. But it is there.
And this is my space and cyberpunk art http://new-original-style.com.ua/pages/article/Pavel/Kandyba.htm

Thank you so much !

 

[durdur]

Perseverance's MOXIE generating Oxygen on Mars.

 

[MasterOgon]

Sci fi apocalypse, oil on canvas

 

[Pogo]

@MasterOrgan: your art is very reminiscent of the artwork seen on the covers of science fiction anthologies and paperback novels in the 1940s and 1950s, very like a comeback.

 

[MasterOgon]

Yes, I like it

 

[durdur]

Very nice! I really like your art!

 

[MasterOgon]

Anunnaki

 

[publiusr]

Quite lovely

 

[MasterOgon]

Robo rocket city. Oil