#imaginaryworlds

[bonjourfinezzo]

In a dreamscape painted with celestial brush strokes—a small guardian roams, Amidst blush skies and whispering clouds, innocence finds its cosmic home.

[rove-art]

Eons after humankind, Hava still live.

As above, so below.

[grodzenskyivan]

Squonk of Pennsylvania, hand made sculpture from our team

[cobaltoilpaints]

Get ready for a sensory overload! I'm thrilled to share my latest creation, "Chromascape Boulevard," a vibrant glimpse into a neon-drenched future city. This bustling high street pulsates with life, from sleek hovercars zipping overhead to holographic advertisements that shimmer like captured dreams. ✨

Inspiration strikes in unexpected places: This artwork was sparked by a rainy night walk. The neon reflections on the wet streets, the hum of the city, it all whispered this incredible vision. ✨

Want a piece of the future? Prints available in my bio!

P.S. Share this post with your fellow sci-fi fans! They'll thank you.

P.P.S. Want to commission a piece of your own future dreamscape? DM me!

[call-me-princess15]

I must have lived

A thousand lives

In my daydreams;

So vividly

Sometimes I wonder

Which reality

Is the one we truly shared.

I wish you knew

We had it all

In my mind,

In my heart,

We had everything

We ever promised

We would.

I think

Maybe

It’s my prison.

- in another life, we got it right

[i-x-w-i]

The artworks present imaginative surreal compositions where fluid shapes, abstract creatures, and whimsical structures merge into living environments. The visual style blends fantasy surrealism with smooth digital painting, dominated by glowing warm tones contrasted with cool teal and sky-blue hues. These scenes inspire feelings of magic, introspection, and playful mystery, inviting the viewer into a quiet, otherworldly atmosphere.

[luna--778]

Tigerpillar day and night ✨

Tigarpillar is a small but mighty creature, measuring about 13 cm (roughly 5 inches) and can grow up to 1 meter (roughly 3 feet) in length depending on environmental factors. They enjoy eating leaves, berries, and insects. Their sharp retractable claws and strong bite make them an effective predator and they have been known to occasionally take down larger creatures up to twice their size.

Tigarpillar body markings and colours may vary depending on the region they are found, but can be easily identified by their dual tails and chubby peets.

[seeyainneverland]