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    Full Mindedness: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #2
    Mind Matters: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #4
    The Eye's Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #1
    Ebook series6 titles

    M.I.N.Digital Art Project Series

    By David Petersen and Mandy Conti

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    About this series

    Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Stretches of Mind: A Sixth Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Petersen
    Release dateFeb 17, 2022
    Full Mindedness: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #2
    Mind Matters: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #4
    The Eye's Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #1

    Titles in the series (6)

    • 1

      The Eye's Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #1
      The Eye's Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #1

      The Eye's Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #1

      David Petersen
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      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as The Eye's Mind: A Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as The Eye's Mind: A Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

    • 2

      Full Mindedness: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #2
      Full Mindedness: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #2

      Full Mindedness: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #2

      David Petersen
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      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Full Mindedness: A Further Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Full Mindedness: A Further Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

    • 4

      Mind Matters: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #4
      Mind Matters: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #4

      Mind Matters: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #4

      David Petersen
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      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Mind Matters: A Fourth Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Mind Matters: A Fourth Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

    • 3

      Manners of Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #3
      Manners of Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #3

      Manners of Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #3

      David Petersen
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      More than sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Manners of Mind: A Fresh Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

      More than sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Manners of Mind: A Fresh Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

    • 5

      Sights in Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #5
      Sights in Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #5

      Sights in Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #5

      David Petersen
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      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Sights in Mind: A Fifth Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Sights in Mind: A Fifth Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

    • 6

      Stretches of Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #6
      Stretches of Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #6

      Stretches of Mind: M.I.N.Digital Art Project, #6

      David Petersen
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      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Stretches of Mind: A Sixth Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

      Sixty original photographs taken at locations across the globe, converted into stunning, unique digital artworks with varying degrees of abstraction. A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the imagination. (Originally released as Stretches of Mind: A Sixth Stroll Through the Davmandy Collection.) The M.I.N.Digital Art Project: M(atter gives shape) I(ndescribable simplicity) N(othing in the world can subjugate it), from stanzas 51, 32, and 37 of the Tao Te Ching, translations by David Petersen.

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