Looking back I never had a plan, I just did somethings that I cared about. I hand no idea what I was doing. This is true. I wanted to be a artist. Their where no rules, so I made my own.  I can tell you all kinds of conditions that where against everything I tried. I would work all day and then come home and my boss would be their hanging out with my brother and telling me I was waisting my time painting. I remember one time I had all these......

I thought this was very inspiration. A person by the name of Choco Jerome did hyperrealism art work of Dragon Ball z anime of son Goku. If you know the anime you can already relate to Dragon ball flying through the air, super long fights, energy balls and other cools things.  
I quote: Everybody’s looking for something. The thing that makes it all complete, you’ll find it in the strangest places. Places you never knew it could be. His words (here) I’m glad there are more people enjoying the things I enjoyed. 
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One thing about being a Artist you got to have good titles with your art. You can’t just call it number 18, It ’s not moving. It’s even more hard work to come up with a title then it is to complete the art work. So how much time and effort should we as artists spend trying to come up with good titles? 

This in-depth person paints the hidden peoples expressions that shields themselves from realizing their true meaning of freedom. 
John Duun also known as Freeborn

Something I always thought was fascinating. Around my time I was always influenced by Chinese and Japanese Dragons that where displayed in Shinto temples and Buddhist Temples. Most dragons of this style, which are normally called Wyvern and are associated with Water element. The reason for this was their where Myths of dragons living in ponds and lakes rising from the sea and most of these stories come from Temples by the sea or ponds. 
One story I enjoy even talks about this.
The Kinryū-no-Mai "Golden Dragon Dance" is an annual Japanese dragon dance performed at Sensō-ji, a Buddhist temple in Asakusa. The dragon dancers twist and turn within the temple grounds and outside on the streets. According to legend, the Sensō Temple was founded in 628 after two fishermen found a gold statuette of Kannon in the Sumida River, at which time golden dragons purportedly ascended into heaven. The Golden Dragon Dance celebrates the temple founding and allegedly provides good fortune and prosperity.
​Something interesting to dream about. You can find all kinds of stories about dragons and their Myths and stories. 

    Want to know more on these pictures. This is my process and my..........

Some beautiful red art, just something I wanted saved on my page. 

I have been working with allot of charcoal lately. I was at the store looking for ways to ad color to my current work and if you are familiar with charcoal their’s only two colors. 

To ever be created, 3 meters tall (10 feet ) 100 meters long ( 328 feet )
( Takashi-Murakami )