Solful Portfolio

This pair contrasts the strength and sincerity of the Bear family with the farce of a family known as multi-culturalism in all of its relativistic morals and cowardly virtue signalling. Free speech is like oxygen for a healthy society--you cut off that supply, you'd better watch out. As much as it tries to divide and corrupt the values of hard work, familial love, productivity, and competence, the cancer that is neo-marxism will never taint the vision for a free, just, benevolent society--the divine spark burns within each of our souls. Thank you to Owen Benjamin, Amy, and your family (by blood and ethic) for standing up to the powers that be to speak the truth; you remind us to mimic the archetypal hero that pulls culture out of chaos and brings order, life, and light to the world. 

Intellectually imprisoned by the tenets of political correctness, the wise thinker must simultaneously look out into the world for new ideas and information (lifting rocks to face monsters), and look inward to discover wisdom and humility of action.

With enough past information, anyone can be caught red-handed by the insistent mob. The key is to stay vigilant as an individual—as a worm and a bird.

This pair is mostly a lighthearted representation of themes indicated by the wearer, but while drawing oceans and sea creatures, I figured, why not include some social commentary on logically fallacious argumentation, free speech (and its abuse), hypocrisy, vanity, and submission to political affiliations with little to no philosophical grounding.
Of course, I'm still working on my own worldview amongst an onslaught of new information and misinformation (whether intentionally propagated or not). But, the creative process allows me to puzzle things out and research topics while drawing so as to analyze what presuppositions I base my own philosophies upon.
Sources of information include: Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago", Laura Kipnis, Thaddeus Russell, Jordan Peterson, the Qur'an, Stefan Molyneux, Candace Owens, Cassie Jaye's "The Red Pill", Disney's Pinocchio, etc..

This pair is mostly a lighthearted representation of themes indicated by the wearer, but while drawing oceans and sea creatures, I figured, why not include some social commentary on logically fallacious argumentation, free speech (and its abuse), hypocrisy, vanity, and submission to political affiliations with little to no philosophical grounding.
Of course, I'm still working on my own worldview amongst an onslaught of new information and misinformation (whether intentionally propagated or not). But, the creative process allows me to puzzle things out and research topics while drawing so as to analyze what presuppositions I base my own philosophies upon.
Sources of information include: Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago", Laura Kipnis, Thaddeus Russell, Jordan Peterson, the Qur'an, Stefan Molyneux, Candace Owens, Cassie Jaye's "The Red Pill", Disney's Pinocchio, etc..

This pair is mostly a lighthearted representation of themes indicated by the wearer, but while drawing oceans and sea creatures, I figured, why not include some social commentary on logically fallacious argumentation, free speech (and its abuse), hypocrisy, vanity, and submission to political affiliations with little to no philosophical grounding.
Of course, I'm still working on my own worldview amongst an onslaught of new information and misinformation (whether intentionally propagated or not). But, the creative process allows me to puzzle things out and research topics while drawing so as to analyze what presuppositions I base my own philosophies upon.
Sources of information include: Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago", Laura Kipnis, Thaddeus Russell, Jordan Peterson, the Qur'an, Stefan Molyneux, Candace Owens, Cassie Jaye's "The Red Pill", Disney's Pinocchio, etc..

This pair is mostly a lighthearted representation of themes indicated by the wearer, but while drawing oceans and sea creatures, I figured, why not include some social commentary on logically fallacious argumentation, free speech (and its abuse), hypocrisy, vanity, and submission to political affiliations with little to no philosophical grounding.
Of course, I'm still working on my own worldview amongst an onslaught of new information and misinformation (whether intentionally propagated or not). But, the creative process allows me to puzzle things out and research topics while drawing so as to analyze what presuppositions I base my own philosophies upon.
Sources of information include: Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago", Laura Kipnis, Thaddeus Russell, Jordan Peterson, the Qur'an, Stefan Molyneux, Candace Owens, Cassie Jaye's "The Red Pill", Disney's Pinocchio, etc..

This pair is mostly a lighthearted representation of themes indicated by the wearer, but while drawing oceans and sea creatures, I figured, why not include some social commentary on logically fallacious argumentation, free speech (and its abuse), hypocrisy, vanity, and submission to political affiliations with little to no philosophical grounding.
Of course, I'm still working on my own worldview amongst an onslaught of new information and misinformation (whether intentionally propagated or not). But, the creative process allows me to puzzle things out and research topics while drawing so as to analyze what presuppositions I base my own philosophies upon.
Sources of information include: Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago", Laura Kipnis, Thaddeus Russell, Jordan Peterson, the Qur'an, Stefan Molyneux, Candace Owens, Cassie Jaye's "The Red Pill", Disney's Pinocchio, etc..

This pair is mostly a lighthearted representation of themes indicated by the wearer, but while drawing oceans and sea creatures, I figured, why not include some social commentary on logically fallacious argumentation, free speech (and its abuse), hypocrisy, vanity, and submission to political affiliations with little to no philosophical grounding.
Of course, I'm still working on my own worldview amongst an onslaught of new information and misinformation (whether intentionally propagated or not). But, the creative process allows me to puzzle things out and research topics while drawing so as to analyze what presuppositions I base my own philosophies upon.
Sources of information include: Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago", Laura Kipnis, Thaddeus Russell, Jordan Peterson, the Qur'an, Stefan Molyneux, Candace Owens, Cassie Jaye's "The Red Pill", Disney's Pinocchio, etc..

This pair is mostly a lighthearted representation of themes indicated by the wearer, but while drawing oceans and sea creatures, I figured, why not include some social commentary on logically fallacious argumentation, free speech (and its abuse), hypocrisy, vanity, and submission to political affiliations with little to no philosophical grounding.
Of course, I'm still working on my own worldview amongst an onslaught of new information and misinformation (whether intentionally propagated or not). But, the creative process allows me to puzzle things out and research topics while drawing so as to analyze what presuppositions I base my own philosophies upon.
Sources of information include: Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago", Laura Kipnis, Thaddeus Russell, Jordan Peterson, the Qur'an, Stefan Molyneux, Candace Owens, Cassie Jaye's "The Red Pill", Disney's Pinocchio, etc..

Themes include the Sacred Feminine as protector of life and steward to past, present, and future generations through developing the triad of nature, nurture, and consciousness as influences to personal growth. Other themes encourage standing upright and carrying a heavy load; willingness to speak out amongst the social pressures of the mob; and approach to moments of beauty and pleasure like the sunrise, with appreciation and awareness of the proclivity of order to storm into chaos. Each of us can fall victim to prisons of our own making--the key is to light our conscious with the spark of a divine vision, a better future, a higher goal.