Hormone Rush, digital painting by iServalan using Procreate and iPad pen.

Monochrome art painting iServalan



In the midnight pulse of shadows,  
where flesh meets ink,  
you sit—  
a tangle of sinew and thought,  
of longing and fight,  
caught in the throes of what it means  
to become.

Your back arches against the weight  
of unseen tides,  
muscles taut as strings  
plucked by hands made of flame.  
This is no still life;  
this is the storm,  
the crack and hiss of lightning  
in the marrow of your bones.

Blood rushes like rivers unbound,  
hormones crashing against the walls  
of your skin,  
each surge a note in a symphony  
of change.  
You are the music,  
the crescendo and the scream,  
rising, falling,  
in the rhythm of creation.

Ink drips down like sweat,  
like tears,  
like the remnants of who you were,  
splattering the void,  
marking your place in the chaos.  
But it’s not the darkness you fear—  
it’s the light,  
that blinding flash of becoming  
something more  
than just a shadow.

You are the alchemy  
of pain and pleasure,  
the raw, untamed force  
of nature’s will.  
In this moment, you are everything  
and nothing,  
dissolving, reforming,  
a creature of pure instinct  
and divine design.

Breathe deep,  
let the burn consume you.  
For in the ashes of this moment,  
you will find  
the spark  
of who you are meant to be.



This digital painting, created by iServalan for Tale Teller Club Books, captures a striking moment of raw, emotional intensity. The image is dominated by a figure, a man, who appears to be suspended between agony and ecstasy, his body bathed in stark contrasts of black and white. The high contrast and monochromatic palette give the painting a visceral, almost primal energy, as if the figure is emerging from or being consumed by the darkness around him.

The man's posture is both powerful and vulnerable. He sits cross-legged, his back arched, and his head thrown back in a gesture that suggests a release of deep-seated emotions—whether it is pain, rapture, or a mix of both is left to the viewer's interpretation. His muscles are taut, clearly defined by the sharp interplay of light and shadow, highlighting the tension within him. The texture of his skin appears almost liquid, as if his form is dissolving into or materializing from the abstract background.

The background itself is a chaotic blend of splattered, dripping black ink against a white canvas, giving the impression of a turbulent inner world or an external force pressing in on the figure. The abstract nature of the background contrasts sharply with the detailed depiction of the man, emphasizing his isolation within this tumultuous space. The splatters and drips could be interpreted as symbolic of the emotional or psychological turmoil that the figure is experiencing, as though he is in the midst of an existential struggle.

The overall composition of the painting evokes a sense of struggle, transformation, and transcendence. The figure seems to be caught in a moment of intense change—perhaps shedding an old identity or being reborn into a new one. The dramatic use of light and shadow, the dynamic lines, and the abstract background all contribute to a feeling of catharsis, making this work a powerful visual representation of the complexities of the human condition.


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