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Community Corner => Creative Expressions => Art => Topic started by: Three Roses on September 09, 2018, 11:49:30 PM

Title: Artist's impressions of what depression is like
Post by: Three Roses on September 09, 2018, 11:49:30 PM
Artist Dawid Planet's work tries to show what living with depression feels like really beautiful grayscale drawings.


https://mymodernmet.com/depression-illustration-jungle-animals-dawid-planeta/
Title: Re: Artist's impressions of what depression is like
Post by: Sceal on September 10, 2018, 10:22:20 AM
Yeah, I love his art. Although I don't quite get the depression vibe from them.

Edit:
I was writing on my phone and I was so tired. But I feel I want to add some more to my post.
I've known about this artist for quite a few years, and he is quite inspirational for me. I really like these images and the fact that they are largely black and white as well as giant animals and a tiny human.
I understand that it can be viewed as depression due to the lack of bright colours, or anxiety/fear due to the GIANT animals and the tiny human and it being somewhat otherwordly.

For me though, it's hard to say how I feel about them all as one piece because some of them speaks louder to me than others, and each differently. But I find them mysterious, curious, otherwordly and in some instances lonely. But also peaceful. They are quiet and not loud, they are slow, not speeding at me at a dangerous speed.