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Nilus
@intodaysnight
I often find myself correcting people that call my Æthers “Rorschach’s” Not because I’m trying to be rude, it’s just important that people understand the differences. The only similarities they embody is that they’re both mirrored & abstract but I’d say that’s largely where the similarities begin and end. Here are a few key differences. 1. Rorschach’s are created with ink, Æthers are created with photographs. 2. Rorschach’s are completely subjective with no objective intent beyond psychological evaluation. Despite being abstract, Æthers contain objective intent from the visuals, the lore and the story behind them. They can still be perceived in a subjective way but they tell very specific stories and very specific meaning. 3. Visually Rorschach’s are intended to be very minimalist whereas Æthers are deeply intricate and often vibrant and brimming with sculpted detail to give form and highlight the creatures and entities I see in my head.
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Alex Mack 🏔️
@alexmack
fascinating. So would you call your original collection Aethers then? 40 $RARE
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Nilus
@intodaysnight
There are some that could qualify visually but most are not on account of them not having the same aesthetic or narrative intent. Many of my Rorschach’s are different from Aethers but most don’t have the objective visual intent of Aethers. They are often fluid shapes and ethereal textures less so blatant dragons Amazing question 40 $RARE
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