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Images on this page are property of Odin’s Eye Imagery. Contact me if you are interested in purch Nowhere to be seen? The unseeing started to frustrate me.

Have you ever caught a glimpse of something fleeting in the corner of your eye when out walking in the woods, or along a beach, or in an old building? And then, you turn quickly, trying to capture the image of the thing in your true range of vision, but, that something is gone? Yet, the feeling of having seen something remains and may even linger in the edges of the imagination, planting seeds of

fear and fantasy. This has happened to all of us at one time or another. This has happened to me more times than I can count. I knew there was something there, but I couldn’t see it, couldn’t capture it. So, I set out to devise a way to see what it was that was there toying with the edges of my vision. First, I started using mirrors. I affixed them to the edges of my glasses and created a sort of rear viewing apparatus in the hopes of using the reflective properties of the mirror to eliminate the need to turn my head. That did not work. All it did was provide more peripheries and enhanced the mocking of me by the entities dancing at the edges of my vision. The second thing I tried was using a camera to set the fleeting creatures in the physicality of film. I had rigged up an elaborate contrivance of wires and cameras on a harness I could wear while walking the woods. I wasted a lot of film in those days and never did acquire a definitive image of my elusive quarry. Don’t get me wrong; I did see what I knew were images of the little beasties blurred at the edges of my pictures, but I needed better. I became obsessed. I may have built and tested at least a dozen new devices in that duration of my obsession. But it wasn’t until the end of the 13th Bak’Tun that I realized the epiphany that became my breakthrough. I had until then been working only in the 2nd and 3rd dimensions. I was trying to contain things that were not always contained within the limits of three dimensions. This was the insight that I had needed. This was the insight that advanced my work to where it is today. By folding the dimensions of Time and Space using a device of my own design, I have been able to capture clear images of the multidimensional entities that pervade the periphery of our vision every day. These creatures are ever present, ever watchful, and never seen - until now. Some of them are well-formed and beautiful – their features fair. Others may be hard to look at and disturbing – for they did not wish to be seen. They are the Spirits of the Natural World. They are now here for you to see.

06/08/2025

Some newer ones.

Point Whitehorn, Whatcom County, WA
&
Sauk River area off the Mountain Loop
Highway, Snohomish County, WA

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04/08/2023

Cernunnos of the Clouds

I asked my art robots to create some interpretations on one of my Odin's Eye Images. First one is the seed image, the prompt was the title above - Cernunnos of the Clouds.

04/08/2023

Cernunnos of the Flames

I asked my art robots to create some interpretations on one of my Odin's Eye Images. First one is the seed image, the prompt was the title above - Cernunnos of the Flames.

04/08/2023

Cernunnos of the Stones

I asked my art robots to create some interpretations on one of my Odin's Eye Images. First one is the seed image, the prompt was the title above - Cernunnos of the Stones.

04/08/2023

Cernunnos of the Forest

I asked my art robots to create some interpretations on one of my Odin's Eye Images. First one is the seed image, the prompt was the title above - Cernunnos of the Forest - since the original was taken in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.

04/08/2023

Cernunnos of the River

I asked my art robots to create some interpretations on one of my Odin's Eye Images. First one is the seed image, the prompt was the title above - Cernunnos of the River - since the original was taken along the Baker River.

02/10/2023

Three new Images created yesterday.

02/10/2023

We asked our Wonderful robots here to have a stab at interpreting some of my imagery with a prompt. The first image in the series is the seed and the prompt was, “🙈🙉🙊”.

Here is the resulting menagerie.

01/31/2023

AI generated imagery generated from one of my images (first pic) with the prompt “The innermost eyes of the world’s watchful fae”.

10/23/2022

I used one of my Odin’s Eye Images as a seed image in the Updated Wonder A.I. Art-Bot App with the prompt: Halloween

The first image is what I used for the seed.

Enjoy these spooky images.

Happy Halloween!!!

08/19/2022

I discovered ‘Wonder’, an A.I. painting (?) app. I used a couple Odin’sEye images as starting points and set the initial text prompt to “An English Greenman in an Oaken glade”. After a few passes with a few different bot painters, I added “happy and laughing” to the prompt and got more smiley results.

This is fun. I included the two starting images with these others. Enjoy!

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