Aosmhor’s paranormal encounters.

https://foundation.app/Aosmhor

Lorgair Road

“At first I thought it was a shadow. A hound-like figure appeared before us out of thin air as if it were made of smoke, rearing its head to reveal rows of bright white teeth. I tore my gaze away from them and turned to Lonna, about to mumble something to her about having turned down the wrong road. But her eyes widened in fear as she too moved her gaze away from the beasts outside… to her rear view mirror.”

As written in the NTF’s description by @Aomshor

Admiring a Aomshor work allows us, as spectators, to enter the world of the creatures he meticulously crafts.
Even thought they share a mysterious and eye-catching aura, each piece has a different story all linked to a single purpose: let us see what’s beyond the common things we are used to see.
Almost as if he wants us to continue looking: eventually we will also see a little creature on a mushroom while wandering in a forest.

The Padimoles

Composition wise, his works are on point.
Greens and dark earthy tones are a common characteristic of Aomshor’s NFTs introducing us to a natural environment.
You are first welcomed by the mood and tones, only to realize there’s more to it and your eyes start to look at the small details in the frame.

“I wonder if there are more of these creatures still hiding” is what I thought the first time I saw “The Padimoles” (the piece above). But you can’t have a clear answer and that’s ok. Being able to imagine more of them eating, sleeping, finding food is what gives depth to these works.

Aomshor is crafting a story for us spectators. A story of wonder, yet mysterious and almost creepy. He is the main character of his stories, what he sees is what we can see.

I highly encourage anyone who read this to check out his works and read the various descriptions under each NFT.