Mindscaping

Description: Harriet Tubman courageously guided her charges to freedom. Her wisdom illuminates the darkness.

Description: The devil is here to make you one hell of a deal. He only wants a small token of your appreciation in return.

Description: A brief repose in the forest before continuing the journey.

Description: The small bird springs into the sky above the vast forest.

Description: Humans have a primal fear of this renowned predator. It’s the cunning killer in Little Red Riding Hood and a herald of Ragnarok in Norse myth. But they are also an important part of nature who mate for life, hunting in packs mostly comprised of family.

Description: The bear is a totem of strength and courage, used to guide people through difficult situations. Many Native American peoples have used it both as a spirit guide and a source of food and clothing.

Description: Leading the herd with a majestic crown of antlers, the noble stag has long been associated with royalty. This agile animal is known for its stamina and virility. His antlers are seen as a symbol of regeneration since they are shed and regrow every year.

Description: Here is a representation of several trickster traditions from the Chinese Monkey King to the African trickster god Anansi.

Description: This motto originally referred to joining 13 different colonies into a single nation. Today, I believe the meaning has evolved to creating a single nation out of citizens from wildly different backgrounds.

Description: Although this slogan originally referred to the social and political difficulties of Black people, it has become a more universal saying over time. It can apply to both groups and individuals.

Description: This is a quote from 17th century Jewish philosopher Baruch Spinoza, an outsider expelled from his community for his views on God. Peace cannot be truly maintained unless the people are personally motivated to treat each other with kindness and humanity.

Description: A determined champion ready to stand in the breach for their people.

Description: Imagine hating other people more than you love yourself.

Description: Imagine hating other people more than you love yourself.

Description: Some people would rather see America burn to the ground than share it.

Description: Connect with your current and historical family. A link between the present and a past filled with struggle, progress, and wisdom.

Description: Red, black, and green are the colors of Marcus Garvey’s famous Universal African flag, created to symbolize the connection between African and African descended people.

Description: People fiddle while the earth continues to warm. Our civilization slowly melts away.

Description: Its wings continuously beat the air, moving it closer to it's destiny.

Description: A small bird rests among the swaying branches before traveling on it's way.

Description: Who profits from war? The defense contractors and politicians profit. Meanwhile, soldiers risk their lives, bodies, and even minds.

Description: It can be difficult to choose between two different parties when they have many of the same financial backers. Americans can be forgiven for thinking they lose no matter how they vote.

Description: A dark nearly impenetrable tangle of vegetation. The verdant colors entice while the twisted flora obscures the mysterious unknown.

Description: This artwork captures the historical sweep of the Black experience from the 1960’s onward. It is centered on the family, but emphasizes the importance of other areas such as education, protest, and voting rights.

Description: This happy reindeer heralds a festive holiday season! I would have created a red nosed reindeer, but Rudolf is still copyrighted. Believe it or not, Rudolf was created as a promotion for a department store.

Description: Here is a memorial to the bravery and sacrifice of fallen soldiers. A wreath of red poppies, the symbol of battlefield remembrance, encircle him. Victory approaches carrying a laurel of olive leaves to crown the hero. He holds a sword instead of a gun to reflect the eternal nature of war.

Description: The bear is a totem of strength and courage, used to guide people through difficult situations. Many Native American peoples have used it both as a spirit guide and a source of food and clothing.

Description: This motto originally referred to joining 13 different colonies into a single nation. Today, I believe the meaning has evolved to creating a single nation out of citizens from wildly different backgrounds.

Description: The Bald Eagle is a prominent symbol of American power and majesty with the symbols of peace and war clutched in its claws. The eagle is known for it’s keen eye site and powerful wings.

Description: Santa knows if you’ve been good or bad because he uses the services of the Naughty Surveillance Agency. Do you think it’s a little creepy for an immortal elf like Santa to be spying on you day and night? Nawwww! It’s perfectly fine.

Description: This ancient symbol of fertility represents the delight of Easter for millions of children. The eggs they lay in myth symbolize rebirth. Because of their fecundity, people have imagined rabbits to be a harbinger of Spring, a time when nature reawakens.

Description: All Seeing Eye

Description: Illuminati

Description: Humans have a primal fear of this renowned predator. It’s the cunning killer in Little Red Riding Hood and a herald of Ragnarok in Norse myth. But they are also an important part of nature who mate for life, hunting in packs mostly comprised of family.

Description: Humans have a primal fear of this renowned predator. It’s the cunning killer in Little Red Riding Hood and a herald of Ragnarok in Norse myth. But they are also an important part of nature who mate for life, hunting in packs mostly comprised of family.

Description: Humans have a primal fear of this renowned predator. It’s the cunning killer in Little Red Riding Hood and a herald of Ragnarok in Norse myth. But they are also an important part of nature who mate for life, hunting in packs mostly comprised of family.