To Clear Up Any Confusion and The Big Question in Life...
Something to Think About...
First off, I want to clear up any confusions regarding "Larry Sage Dreamtree", "Lucy Sage Dreamtree" and the artwork of Brandon Truster.
All of the art shown and all of the writing you have witnessed thus far is all the work of Brandon Truster. Brandon doesn't like to use his real identity online for his own reasons. So, when he created his Steemit account, he tried for the name, "Dreamtree" which of course, was already taken. So he picked Shaman-Ra, which he also did not like.
So, he created two, fictional, blue skinned beings to be the "journalists" for his artwork and any related adventures. "Larry Sage Dreamtree" is the masculine side of his brain and "Lucy Sage Dreamtree" is the feminine side of his brain. Both are acronyms for LSD (because his art is so trippy) and Dreamtree is a play on the street name for DMT, Dimitri. Also, he dose dream a lot.
Hopefully this clears up any confusion, as this info was shared in "our" introduction post. Brandon just writes better when he is wearing a mask. Nothing wrong with the practice. Many famous journalists use pen-names. In fact, I don't see many folk on Steemit using their true names, so don't complain.
Forget all of that, Dreamtree asks the people of the world a very profound question in this video. I strongly recommend that you watch it and comment on the video, since Youtube doesn't rely on RC to govern how much one can converse with others online.
Arts...
Here is today's image...
Dreamtree did this one in High School, 1997. Can you tell what it means without a person explaining it to you? This one is pretty straightforward. Done in Prismacolor on Paper. His always intended his artwork to have meaning of some kind. He settled the abortion debate way back then yet, here we are squabbling about it now. We do have a choice, ladies, we choose before sex, not after. Don't want kids? Don't have unprotected sex, no matter what Lady GooGoo says... (or any female "artist" for that matter...)
Much Love, Yo!
Lucy Sage Dreamtree