Annotated Visual References for Pirate Lesson #1
This sequence of digital art canvases was created as part of a doctoral dissertation in Clinical psychology with an emphasis on Depth Psychology that focuses on the Pirate archetype and the emergent field of Pirate Psychology. The truth is the "box" is being broken and/or/both being formed in every moment. More analysis and interpretation of Pirate Lesson #1 is available in Pirate: Quest for the Mystic Bootye, in an appendix titled, "An Amplification of the Pirate Lesson #1."
The source of flames is a poster for the movie Armageddon (1998) distributed by the McDonald’s Corporation: Des Plaines, IL. with artwork by Touchstone Pictures: printed in U.S.A. Treasure map: unsigned, presented for use by Captain Jack Cross (a.k.a. Eric/Hollywood Pirates). Viking ship: Wilkinson, N. (n.d.). “Viking Long Ship: Dauntless Explorer of Icy Seas.” Printed by the National Geographic Society. Skull and cross bones using the human skull and thigh bone elements in Gray’s anatomy (1973) Twenty-ninth American edition. Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger. Patterns and lettering: original art.
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This sequence of digital art canvases was created as part of a doctoral dissertation in Clinical psychology with an emphasis on Depth Psychology that focuses on the Pirate archetype and the emergent field of Pirate Psychology. The truth is the "box" is being broken and/or/both being formed in every moment. More analysis and interpretation of Pirate Lesson #1 is available in Pirate: Quest for the Mystic Bootye, in an appendix titled, "An Amplification of the Pirate Lesson #1."
The source of flames is a poster for the movie Armageddon (1998) distributed by the McDonald’s Corporation: Des Plaines, IL. with artwork by Touchstone Pictures: printed in U.S.A. Treasure map: unsigned, presented for use by Captain Jack Cross (a.k.a. Eric/Hollywood Pirates). Viking ship: Wilkinson, N. (n.d.). “Viking Long Ship: Dauntless Explorer of Icy Seas.” Printed by the National Geographic Society. Skull and cross bones using the human skull and thigh bone elements in Gray’s anatomy (1973) Twenty-ninth American edition. Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger. Patterns and lettering: original art.
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