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📺 Kaleidoscope Visuals - Colorful Visuals, Magical

A kaleidoscope image is a mesmerizing optical illusion created by the reflection of light through a series of mirrors. The images are often colorful and intricate, and can be used as a form of art or decoration.

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kaleidoscopeshortvideos · 8 months

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🌼 Flower Kaleidoscope 🌻 👉 Follow the Link for More

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xponentialdesign · 9 days

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Plafond de coupole

#geometry #vj #loop #seamless #motion #kaleidoscope #mood board #cubes #3d #trapcodeTAO #trapcode #after effects #gif animation #visuals #rosette #mandala #talisman

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lluertmandala · 8 months

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#kaleidoscope #mandala #abstracart #geometric #mandala art #artists on tumblr #digital art #mandalaflower #motion graphics #nature art #nature #mirror #looping animation #vj loop #vj visuals #vj #vjs #video #Youtube

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chbeat-art · 1 year

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Simple Mandala

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samplepsychadelic · 7 months

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trip report 9/30 [10mg weed 3g shrooms]

Last night's trip was on a whole pther level of my past trips. my first proper shroom trip :] I bought them from a smoke shop near kip's apartment. he's a VERY nice guy, let me pay card since I didn't have cash and has helped me navigate my interest in psychadelics since moving. I bought about 3g of both of his strains (jedi + wombat). he advised I tried wombat first and honestly I'm glad I did.

I brought my pack of capsules with me while kip and I most of the day running errands and dying his hair. we got to his house around 3pm and he offered to trip sit me.

I took 8 of the mushroom capsules (≈.27g each) around 3:30pm with no effect. I stayed in the living room laying on the couch setting my intentions while I waited. why did I exist? what is reality? what is death? after 2 hours I didn't know if they were going to work. I had 2 extra capsules left, which I eventually decided "well I might as well take them. 3 grams is a pretty nice amount anyways" and I honestly wasn't sure if it would make things turn south. I tend to be very resistant to mushrooms just by themselves. at around 5:30, we had gone back to my grandparents' house to pick up my sleep meds. I decided to throw in a bit of weed to kick things into gear (weed pairs wonderfully with mushrooms. it helps it get into my system). after coming back home we just kind of hung out in his room, he played on his computer while I laid on his bed. with the weed kicking in, so did the mushrooms.

the first signs were some mild (but still incredible) hallucinations; the ceiling started rotating and shifting with a spinning purple, green and orange mandala overlayed on top. during my trip I ended up getting really talkative and giddy. I just kept telling kip about how awesome or weird or funny everything was. obviously the first things I started telling him about what I was seeing. I kept asking "do I sound weird? do I make sense?" because I wasn't sure how to properly describe what I was experiencing. at some point I had gone outside to measure how strong my hallucinations were. at the moment they were pretty moderate and I was still mostly aware of myself and the concept of being. however by the time I had gone inside to lay on the couch, not even 5 minutes later, the hallucinations were so strong legitimately everything was moving and animating in such a bizzare way that I was captivated by it. the carpet on the floor was rolling, each diagonal stripe of the rainbow rug in front of the couch was moving on their own like conveyer belts, even the TV and its stand were alive and breathing, each movement leaving an outline of color behind.

I decided to close my eyes to see how advanced the closed eye visuals were. the answer was extremely complex. I mostly remember a kaleidoscope of purple and yellow triangles and rainbow spiral patterns. I also saw rainbow lisa frank-esque chinese dragons (I really liked them). I moved back to kip's bed and decided to continue my trip there so I could tell hom about it. by this point my ego was gone. I was no longer just a person, I was everything. I became part of the comforter on the bed, sort of melting into it. I watched my sister on his computer, his hair shifting and seeming like part of a painting. the screen would have red and blue outlines in front of it every time I blinked. it was like we were the only beings in the entire universe to exist, just to have fun together. describing the second phase of the trip feels almost impossible through words but I'll try to be as descriptive as I can. I had an overwhelming sense of love and happiness, so much so that my whole body felt tingly, like getting the world's best back massage. I started realizing that this reality is whatever I want it to be and that everything is perfect the way it is. I felt like I was receiving all the happiness and love I hadn't been given in my life at that exact moment- it felt like my chest was going to burst because of how happy I was. I messaged all my friends and told them I love them, I let kip know he was an amazing trip sitter, and I wished that everyone could experience this kind of love and peace within themselves. while I was having this moment it was almost impossible to tell the difference between having my eyes open and closed, not in a visual sense, everything just didn't seem real. even when I would talk to kip or laugh at his tts generations, it didn't feel like it was me, rather just a projection of my true self. I honestly was having such a good time that I was convinced that absolutely nothing could ruin this trip. hell, I could throw up at that exact moment and still be perfectly happy (for context- throwing up is my absolute worst fear. I have PTSD from it). around then I was very giggly and happy. kip said I was really pleasant. at one point I had gotten up to look at myself in the mirror. seeing my pupils the size of dimes made me laugh. kip told me not to look in the mirror anymore as I got myself comfortable under the covers. not even a few minutes later I had asked kip "wait, when did I get comfy?", he told me I literally just got into bed. I found it funny how my memory was all over the place. I hadn't even remembered what I had just done until after asking. I lay in bed thinking about myself and the world around me. this was it, this was everything I had wanted out of my trip- to find out that reality is made differently for each individual. everything was so wonderful. I remember thinking at one point "if I stay in this room like this for the rest of eternity I would be happy. I wouldn't want to be anywhere else".

the visuals slowly died down as I decided to watch some cartoons. there were no more trippy hallucinations, but my peripheral vision was much bigger than whatever I could focus on. I told kip that I needed to go to the bathroom (in all honesty- I just wanted to be sneaky about looking at my eyes again) and got up. walking around the house felt odd, like my consciousness was lagging behind me. I would get up, walk around, and only become aware of myself and what I was doing a minute later. I checked my eyes again and my pupils were back to normal. I went to the bathroom and picked at my face for a bit, once and awhile looking at myself and making observations about my face. I liked how I looked- I was kind of cute. my body was perfect, I didn't need to change a thing about myself. I finally loved myself.

I got bored picking at my face after awhile, not sure how long, and laid back down. most of the time towards the end of the trip was spent waiting for kip to come to bed. however I wasn't really sure if I was ready to end the experience. I knew that it wouldn't last forever, to my slight dissapointment, and wanted to keep feeling the happiness and affection forever. it did kind of feel like I had been tripping forever, not that I minded. but I did know that I should go to bed soon.

I decided to take my sleep meds awhile later, still kind of debating on if I wanted to bring everything to an end just yet. even after kip was in bed and the lights were out, I was still too excited and too restless to go to sleep. I'm not sure when I fell asleep, it must have been around 10 or 11pm. waking up the next morning was difficult, mushroom hangover is no joke.

saturday night's trip is going to stick with me for awhile. I feel like that was all I needed in this moment and I probably won't be tripping for a good while. I felt like a new person afterward and I felt like I had to share what had happened with everyone I could think of. putting it into words is extremely hard for me since a lot of the trip was feelings, sort of like a blissful unawareness. I honestly got exactly what I needed. I got it perfect the 1st time.

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goshashka-design · 1 month

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A Kaleidoscope of Color and Culture

East Ornament In the intricate vector image titled “East Ornament”, we encounter a fusion of geometry, culture, and chromatic vibrancy. This five-pointed star mandala, set against a turquoise or Indian-inspired background, beckons us to explore its hidden meanings. As we delve into its details, we unravel a visual tapestry that transcends borders and invites contemplation. Download this vector…

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#Aesthetic Harmony #Color #Cultural Art #Cultural Bridges #Culture #Design Inspiration #East Ornament #Kaleidoscope #mandala #Mandala’s Dance #peace symbol #Quintessential #Star #Star Mandala

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indigotribe · 2 months

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Beyond Bold: Unveiling the Aesthetic Tapestry of Premier Streetwear Brands in India

The realm of Indian streetwear is emerging as a bold and distinctive player, seamlessly intertwining traditional influences with contemporary trends. For those passionate about exploring the pinnacle of street fashion in India, this discourse serves as your guide. Immerse yourself in the kaleidoscopic world of Indian streetwear as we unravel its aesthetics and dissect the fusion of heritage and modernity.

1. The Rise of Indian Streetwear

Indian streetwear transcends mere clothing; it's a cultural manifesto. Drawing inspiration from a rich history and diverse traditions, the best streetwear brands in India artfully amalgamate traditional elements with global fashion trends. It's a vibrant amalgamation of colors, patterns, and styles that encapsulate the essence of the streets.

2. Vibrant Colors and Patterns

Stroll through the streets of India, and you'll encounter a riot of colors and patterns. Indian streetwear stands as a jubilant celebration of vibrant hues, mirroring the lively spirit of the nation. From audacious reds to serene blues, these colors narrate tales of culture and community. Traditional patterns like paisley and intricate embroidery seamlessly find their place in modern streetwear, offering a visual feast for fashion connoisseurs.

3. Cultural Icons and Symbols

Indian streetwear pays homage to cultural icons and symbols, bridging the temporal gap between past and present. Designs often incorporate elements like the lotus flower, peacock feathers, and intricate mandalas, infusing garments with a profound sense of heritage. These symbols serve as a respectful nod to India's rich traditions, adding layers of depth to the aesthetic narrative.

4. Comfort Meets Style

At the heart of streetwear lies the ethos of comfort without compromising style, and Indian streetwear epitomizes this philosophy. Loose-fitting silhouettes, breathable fabrics, and easy-to-wear designs ensure these garments are well-suited for the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether navigating a bustling market or unwinding in a laid-back café, Indian streetwear effortlessly merges comfort with flair.

5. Sustainable Streetwear

In alignment with the global shift towards sustainability, Indian streetwear embraces eco-friendly fabrics and ethical production practices. From organic cotton to recycled materials, streetwear in India is championing the cause of sustainable fashion on a global scale.

6. Streetwear as a Cultural Catalyst

Distinctive among Indian streetwear brands, such as the Indigo Tribe, is their ability to embrace diversity. Designs draw inspiration from myriad regional cultures, celebrating the uniqueness of each community. This inclusivity not only enriches the aesthetic but also serves as a powerful reminder of the unity in diversity that defines India.

7. Streetwear and Social Media

In the era dominated by platforms like Instagram and TikTok, Indian streetwear finds its natural habitat. Streetwear brands leverage social media to showcase their creations, connect with their audience, and stay ahead of the fashion curve. The accessibility of these platforms has propelled Indian streetwear onto the global stage, allowing enthusiasts worldwide to appreciate and adopt this unique style.

8. Affordable Fashion

In contrast to high-end couture, Indian streetwear remains accessible to the masses. Affordable price points democratize fashion, breaking down socio-economic barriers and making stylish garments within reach for a broad audience. It's fashion crafted by the people, for the people.

9. Influences of Street Art

Street art plays a pivotal role in shaping the aesthetics of Indian streetwear. Graffiti, murals, and vibrant urban landscapes seamlessly find their way onto clothing, creating a dynamic fusion of fashion and art. This influence adds an edgy and contemporary touch to traditional designs, resonating particularly with the younger generation.

10. The Future of Indian Streetwear

As Indian streetwear continues to ascend, the future appears promising. The fusion of tradition and modernity, the embrace of sustainability, and the celebration of diversity position Indian streetwear as a trailblazer in the global fashion arena. It's not merely clothing; it's a cultural phenomenon evolving with each stitch, reflecting the ever-changing landscape of India's streets.

Conclusion

Indian streetwear is a jubilant celebration of colors, cultures, and creativity. Its aesthetics are deeply rooted in tradition but resonate with the contemporary, making it a unique and influential force in the fashion world. As we traverse the vibrant streets of India, we witness a fashion revolution that is bold, inclusive, and beyond the ordinary. Indian streetwear isn't just a style; it's a statement—a statement that converses in the language of the streets, where tradition meets trendsetting in the most colorful and captivating way.

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erika-2024 · 3 months

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Endless Prayers XXVIII Y. Z. Kami Iranian-American- 2009

The painting that spoke to me was Endless Prayers XXVIII Y. Z. Kami Iranian-American created in 2009. The visual qualities of this piece of artwork are a lot of repetitive shapes and structures which give the painting a lot of depth and meaning. It reminds me a lot of mandalas which are repetitive patterns and the circular pattern really reminds me of how they have the repetitive shapes which help a lot of people with focus and with meditation focusing on the photo so I'm thinking possibly this could have some kind of relation to meditation or allude to they're religion and many other things and artwork. The curvature of the lines and the different pieces of paper that they use to create this all revolve around the center and then the choice of blue and like aqua color contrasting the tan really brings a pop to this portrait.You can notice that the pattern starts around the circle and then it just goes off of the circle and repeats off of the circle creating a kaleidoscope type pattern but they also use different textiles within the portrait which gives it a lot of dimension and also makes it interesting to look at and also calming. It really is relaxing while you look at it. it makes you think of a lot of otherworldly and something that you would see in the Middle East or in Bali, which shows the artists’ flare.I think that when they were creating this portrait they must have had some type of textile past work because this has been used in a lot of patterns like tiles or pavers I've seen this used in the flooring on different homes. so this would be a great pattern for interior design as well. It makes me wonder if this has been used as a blueprint for other patterns but it does show that it was created in 2009, and I've seen flooring that's similar to this pattern so maybe this was inspired by some type of tile or textile that they found. Overall this spoke to me because it reminds me of my love for interior design and also for meditation and relaxation because it has the mandala pattern.

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shxquille · 7 months

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The perverted mandala of lust.

The perverted mandala of lust is a mandala visually depicting a "gang-bang" in a kaleidoscopic fashion. from the phallic emissions seen in the outskirts of the mandala, to the never ending penetration between penises, vaginas and breasts. there's also mutation seen between all sexual organs found in both the female and male sex.

This metamorphosis can potentially allude to the modern times or the newly "invented" genders founded by science and expression. this transmutation is also seen in the outskirts of the drawing where organs which resembles breasts and buttocks are intentionally merged.

This merge is intended to cater pleasure towards the phalluses present within the perverted mandala. the other merge present is seen from the testicles below the phallus, mutating to the labia and later on, the clitoris. this juxtaposition is intended to translate the highly sensitive erogenous zones found in men and woman alike. the same can be said with the frenulum and the clitoris as the mutation is also seen further within the drawing.

going a step deeper into this creative perversion, there is a back and forth sexual exchange present. this exchange shows a phallic organ penetrating the vagina whilst behind the phallus lies another, penetrating the newly mutated "testicle-labia-vagina".

lastly at the very depths, you'll notice that the above mentioned organs shrink in size which leads the viewer to lock eyes with a clenched anus present dead centre of the drawing. Reasons for this anus remaining intact is because it is the one organ found in all genders, and it is used for both bowel and sexual relief. why everything else is shrunk in size whilst making room for the anus is, according to a random internet search as well as casual pornography findings, it is quite evident that the anus has more surface area than the vagina when placed in a sexual setting. none of these finding were established via sexual practise within the organ placed in the centre of this drawing as it is a dead end for me.

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Personal Take

This mandala is a bizarre creation on my part. Apparently this is an artistic expression of debauchery, lust, promiscuity and desires of the flesh. in my opinion this feels like an over saturated take on such topics. This vicious circle of never-ending pleasure, was created while experimenting with beautiful mandala sketches. It started cute with the floral works, dots, geometry and flower doodles...but somewhere along the lines it transformed to nipples, breasts, butts, phalluses and bodily discharge. I saw myself take the wrong turn with this...yet I kept on pursuing it, like a curious wanderer in a horror movie. it still feels weird to me in a way. if someone were to ask me "why did you do this?" wearing a weird facial expression my answer will generally start with "I don't know but we here now" and end along the lines of "please don't judge me". Okay after reading the analysis and the end note, I hope you salvaged something from this without feeling any negative feels or anything uncomfortable for that matter. I have a question to ask at the end. is it weird to put this on a t-shirt? lol remember I said don't judge me.

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kaleidoscopevisualart · 5 months

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Kaleidoscope Calming Meditation 👉 Follow the Link for More Motion Background Videos 📺 Kaleidoscope Visuals - Colorful Visuals 📌 https://youtube.com/@KaleidoscopeVisuals

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kaleidoscopeshortvideos · 7 days

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👉 Follow the Link for More Motion Background Videos 📺 Kaleidoscope Visuals - Colorful Visuals 📌

#kaleidoscope #artwork #abstractart #Kaleidoscope Visualization #Kaleidoscope Visual Relaxation #Kaleidoscope Mandala Visualization #Kaleidoscope Mind Movie #Kaleidoscope Visual Art #Kaleidoscope Calming Meditation #Visual Relaxation #Kaleidoscope Color Therapy #Kaleidoscope Video #Kaleidoscope Visualization Meditation #Abstract Background Video #Kaleidoscope Ambient

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lluertmandala · 8 months

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dzpenumbra · 9 months

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7/22/23

Geez, feels like July 4 was just yesterday... it's been over 2 weeks.

I don't really have a lot to write about today, honestly. I got a ton of sleep, I'm crediting a shower right before bed. I skipped coffee and went with green tea instead today, I still have a ton of tea... I'm just usually in the habit of making and drinking an entire pot of coffee every day to start my day. Because of that change... I've been much lower energy today. But I do feel much more tired at this point in the night, around 2:30AM, which is good. We'll see if I can keep that going, do like... 2 cups of tea instead of 3-4 cups of coffee.

I skipped yoga today. I'm not really sure why. I think I was just really hungry and just didn't want to wait. Changing one part of a complex ritual like starting my day can make a lot of it start to fall apart. I'm planning to do my yoga after this journal to make up for it.

I didn't really accomplish a ton today. But I did get the color finished on my grip-tape. The base color, that is. And... it's already affecting my grip. The raw grip tape has a much more grippy feel compared to the painted parts... and the whole board is going to be painted. I guess I don't really have a problem with it, I just need to get used to it... and it definitely won't be able to stand up to rain even a little bit. But I got the gold and the deep crimson done. Now, all I have to do is shading and start adding in detail.

I think its important for me to make art that is destined to be temporary. This grip tape art will deteriorate. I will "ruin" it. That's kinda... part of the deal. And that's expected. It's super counter-intuitive with today's materialistic society where we feel compelled to hoard every fleeting Tweet for decades... for some reason... So this piece is much more than just a pretty design. It's me deliberately making something beautiful that I know will eventually succumb to the elements over time. And to embrace and love that as an act of life and art within itself. An exercise in letting go of attachment.

I also fucked around with making shapes and mandala designs in Magic, the music visualizer program I use. I wanted to make it so that I had a mandala that mirrors each shape... the kaleidoscope effect and all that... but each shape can be individually controlled, with its mirrors changing as well. Separating the shapes and manually mirroring was really just a matter of math, so that wasn't the end of the world. What I've been struggling with is making organic shapes. All of the mandalas I make use organic kinda floral shapes. I'm not really sure how to make these shapes in the program I'm using.

It might be worth making assets in a different program - like Blender - then bringing them into Magic for the visualization process. That leads me to the thought... I could just make 3D shapes, modelled in Blender. That brings me back to an idea I've been tossing around for weeks - the idea of making a 3D mandala. I read that in certain practices and schools of spirituality, mandalas are depictions of the palaces of heaven from a bird's eye view. I don't know how widespread this is, but the idea did hit me to... make a mandala the way I usually do in Blender... then model it into a 3D structure. I think that could be cool.

Anyway, that's kinda where I'm at. Beads are on the backburner as I let their wood treatment cure. Just kinda... working on the grip tape and planning on doing clothes next.

Yep, that's it for today. No existential deep-dive. No venting about society or my neighbors. Just a quiet low-key day of watching/listening to YouTube videos and painting on the floor. Could use more of them, honestly.

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isaiah2964 · 1 year

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Splendor of Color Kaleidoscope Theta (MANDALA) Hypnotic Visuals Relaxing...

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