The magic of creativity often happens in the quiet hours of reflection. For me, that space is my dream journal. One of my favorite visual dream journal pieces demonstrates this creative spark transforming into something tangible. This piece is called Owl Enchantment.
I created Owl Enchantment with the assistance of AI as part of a series capturing my vivid dreamscapes. It features a towering, mystical owl surrounded by shadowy forest guardians. The scene radiates an air of enchantment and mystery. The response to this piece and the dream journal series has been positive. I was pleasantly surprised when someone reached out with a specific query: “Can you put Owl Enchantment on a t-shirt?”
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The idea felt perfect, so I jumped at the opportunity! I made it happen on the same day. By evening, Owl Enchantment was available on a vibrant purple t-shirt, ready to be worn and shared with the world.
The experience reinforced something I love about creating art: the connection it fosters. When someone sees themselves in your work, it’s a truly magical moment. Print-on-demand makes it simple to bring your favorite piece to life. You can create wearable art or even a magical mug easier than ever.
Have you ever admired any of my work? You have thought, “I’d love this on a t-shirt, mug, or another product.” Don’t hesitate to reach out! I’d love to work with you to make your ideas a reality. I’m more than happy to make it happen. I’m excited to bring your ideas to life, whether it’s Hypno Bats. It also be uncommon animals or dream journal art like Owl Enchantment.
And in answer to today’s blog prompt – The greatest gift someone give me? Buy an artist’s work. It doesn’t have to be mine—any artist’s creation will do. When you gift someone a piece of art, you give a truly unique gift. It a print or a mug from an artist. It is also a thoughtful gift. Plus, you’re supporting the artist’s journey, helping them thrive and continue creating. It’s a win-win for everyone involved!
Kids Book Illustrator Andy C Marshall 