Surreal drawings

The Art on this site: familiar objects, expressions and images regarding the human vernacular woven and layered into an alphabet created for the subconscious (sliding around and through the obstacles of the aware mind to speak DIRECT in a subliminal means). THIS art is certainly not about drawing fantasies, but alternatively an endeavor to attract upon that extremely breathtaking, complex and layered language, to author stories DIRECT from the collective unconscious.

- Chris Eisenbraun (modified Jan. 25, 2014)

SURREAL PENCIL DRAWINGS.

Symbolism, surrealism, Josephy Campbell, Jung .ART. That's where you'll find the really unique Art.

Jan. 27, 2008 - Jan. 01, 2009: "Instant Karma with marshmallows. Simply add water!"

SURREAL INK DRAWINGS...

The ONLY reason they're seperate is simply because they truly are pen and ink. It really is a category thing. That's all. Perhaps it is stupid and I also'll rearrange these later. LOL. Ha.

MISC. PEN & INK DRAWINGS.

I do not examine these serious artwork, but I ACTUALLY DO like some of the abstract works quite a bit because they are REALLY..., workouts in starting your brain...

THE WAYBACK MACHINE...

These are 1st really unique measures towards art made today. However, at that time there were no genuine art blogs, just a couple of singer records which were in fact gathered when it comes to NEWER internet site (2000).

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