Tropical Totem Gallery

Earth in the Alien Sky: One of the most profound elements of "Beyond The Horizon" is the Earth itself, suspended in the sky as a silent observer of this surreal realm. Its presence challenges the viewer to consider the prospect of exploring distant planets and alternate realities. The juxtaposition of the Earth against the unfamiliar landscape sparks contemplation about our place in the vast cosmic tapestry and the endless potential for discovery. Personal Reflections: As the artist behind "Beyond The Horizon," this piece holds a special place in my heart. It reflects not only a visual journey but also a personal odyssey into the realms of the unknown. The act of creating this surreal landscape allowed me to connect with my own sense of wonder and curiosity, prompting introspection about the boundaries of reality and the infinite landscapes that lie beyond our everyday horizons. Art, at its core, is a language that speaks volumes without words. "Beyond The Hori

Happy Jan 1 2024! I suppose like most people I have promised myself some self control and purpose, and therefore, I have changed direction of my art. I hope you like it: My latest piece of art takes a departure from the ordinary, offering a surreal landscape that turns our gaze upward as Earth rises against an imaginary backdrop. Amidst this cosmic scene, abstract bird shapes navigate an otherworldly landscape, blurring the lines between reality and imagination. In this latest creation, I aim to take viewers on a visual journey that challenges preconceived notions of reality. Earth's ascent, accompanied by abstract bird shapes in an imaginary landscape, serves as an exploration into the uncharted territories of artistic expression. This piece is an invitation to contemplate the interconnectedness of the tangible and the intangible, encouraging a deeper dive into the boundless realms of imagination.

Creativity is an incredible power that resides in each and every one of us. It is a unique ability to come up with original ideas and solutions to problems, and it can provide us with an infinite number of possibilities. But is creativity something that everyone has, or is it something that only certain people possess? The answer is both yes and no. Everyone certainly has the potential for creativity, but that doesn’t mean that everyone is equally creative. Some people may be more creative than others in certain areas, while others may be more creative in different areas. It’s important to recognize that creativity is not a one-size-fits-all concept. Creativity also requires effort and practice. It’s not something that we can just snap our fingers and expect to have. It takes dedication and hard work to hone our creative skills and to make the most of our natural creativity. We need to be willing to experiment and take risks, and to be open to feedback and criticism. That being said, c

 Answer:  A little  at a time.  I promised myself to start on a recent project by giving it it just ten minutes each day.  These daily mini sessions usually  turned out to be  an hour, or even more. As creatives, we often  find ourselves faced with  large, intimidating tasks that seem impossible to overcome. We’re faced with an enormous  elephant that we have to  paint, but how do we even begin to tackle it? The answer to this dilemma is simple: break it down into small, manageable tasks and do a  little bit each  day. This approach to large creative tasks can help  you to tackle  projects in a way that’s achievable and rewarding. It’s also  important  to be kind to yourself  while you’re working  on  the  project. Don’t expect too much  of  yourself, and remember to take breaks and celebrate each  little  victory.  Take time to recognize your accomplishments and give yourself credit for all the hard work you’ve put in. Allow yourself to have moments of joy, no matter how small. Rememb

  "Sleep on it" is really a thing. Creativity is funny – it can come from out of nowhere and surprise you. But sometimes, it takes a little bit of time before the best ideas can form. It’s like when a seed takes time to germinate before it can produce a beautiful flower. When it comes to creative thinking, sometimes it’s necessary to let an idea “germinate” in your subconscious mind. This is the process of allowing an idea to grow and develop over time, giving it the chance to reach its full potential. It can be hard to just wait for an idea to take shape, especially if you need to come up with something creative quickly. But the best ideas often require some time to germinate before they’re ready to be brought to life. One way to help an idea germinate is by writing down your initial thoughts. Writing down your ideas can be a useful way to capture them before they slip away, and it can also help you to come up with new ideas. You could also take a break from actively thinkin

Having creative art pieces in your home is an incredible way to express yourself and your personal style. Whether you’re looking for a conversation piece, or just something that makes your home feel more inviting, art can add a touch of personality and life to any space. Art is more than just a decoration; it’s an expression of your personal taste. By incorporating art pieces into your home, you create a space that is uniquely you. Whether you’re into photography, oil paintings, sculptures, or any other form of art, it’s an easy way to add a personal touch to your home. Creative art pieces will also create a more inviting atmosphere in your home. Art has the power to evoke emotions, and it can make your guests feel more at ease. By adding art to your home, you’re creating an environment that is welcoming and comfortable. In addition to being aesthetically pleasing, art can also be a great conversation starter. It’s an easy way to break the ice and get to know your guests. Art can also