I felt compelled to share my marker artwork of images given to me by the spirits.
Aslan
Anzu
IAOkset
Elubatel
Ebuhuel
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Nice work!
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I’ve seen such figures appear just like that while I consumed 
or el es dee.
I was saw the typical grey aliens appear like that from out of the wall during a trip.
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I get that. They remind me of the faces that are still partially obscured as they form out of the static and then dissolve away again. But only on weed or shrooms.
What’s your process for getting these @Grandiose ?
I actually do these drawings completely sober. The deities tell me to pick out a palette of colored pencil/markers arranged in a specific order, then I make the drawing by applying each color one by one. So it’s done by a lot reliance on my psychic senses and astral vision. Having a lot of crystals lying around my apartment does help. @Mulberry
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Super cool 
It looks like you’re already a trained artist. If anyone else wanted to try it would you have any advice on where to start? maybe get an art class first, or just dive in?
Aww thanks. 
I was never really a formally trained artist, I had taken art classes in high school, but what really refined my skills was lots of practice and devotion. In fact, I never drew any sketches for these pieces of art, I just got to business right away and relied on spiritual guidance. When I started this series, I was drawing blobs that were awful, imo. But through each seemingly failed drawing it got better and better, gaining more knowledge through the mundane practice and higher realms. So my advice is to just dive into it and your spirits/gods will guide you towards what’s right. You can always call on the spirits of craft such as Paimon, Thoth, and Ptah to assist you in your learning, of course. Every spirit I drew has a lesson to impart, and by drawing them, you are also drawing their power into yourself and the environment.
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That’s great advice - there’s no replacement for hands-on practice.
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