Is the blue creature sentient?

yes. very. but he seems to find it great fun to leave others in doubt as to whether he is.
which makes him a bit odd, even among his own.

The one with all the eyes, I mean, the lizard thing may be a decoration. Oops, I was typing this as you replied. I love your affable, intelligent people. If only our world was not enslaved by desire for power.

Let me know if you ever want to put up a selection from your works on my site. I have fallen to 8,000 views a month, and most of those are out of France. Your work is unique, and I find your vision refreshing. Naturally, all credit and rights belong to you. I have done this for about five artists on FA, some have gotten thousands of hits out of it and two were ignored. There is no rhyme or reason to the internet. Of course, my motives are selfish. The more fresh copy I get the more attention my site gets, for whatever that is worth.

feel free.

i make these things really for no other reason then for people to see and the gratification it gives me to make them.
i would love anything that will get them out there for more people to see.

because i want to give people these kind of ideas to consider.
and i can put pictures together better then i can words.

I shall consult with you on this. Since you write in blank verse I think your commentary is required.

I guess if it was done underwater, it could be "in fin, a tea".
But very nice picture. So nice and serene. Does the blue symbol between the doorways have a meaning? Or is it just decorative?

i think it first appeared in some anime, in which it may have been a logo for something, but was a bit ambiguous in context and therefore generally decorative.
wish i had a better memory for names, even of things, or i'd point you in the direction of where i got it from.

Eh, it doesn't really matter. I'm just one of those naturally inquisitive types. Usually have questions that nobody really has answers to, and wouldn't really mean anything if I DID have the answer to.

well i can tell you there's another artist who i was inspired to make structures out of her pattern shapes who was an enthusiast of the anime in question.
briefly it involved a bunch of kids who discovered and found their way into a kind of mothballed lab with a fully functional super computer, in/on which ran an a.i. world, and they got involves with the personalities and situations in that world.

my 'village of happy mandalas' is based on their drawing of mandalas they called 'happy'.

this image is built on another artist's design for a book cover, again using it as a plan view to build the structure on top of.
i like to take a pattern of lines, and then build as if they represented the shape of walls.
though sometimes i also do this with simple geometric shapes.

much of the architecture that inspired me in the 60s and 70s had these kinds of designs resulting from the sometimes complex intersections of otherwise relatively simple organic and/or geometric shapes.

I see. There did seem to be some pattern to the shapes of things, but I couldn't really see or understand what that pattern would be. But what you said does make sense.