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Being a shooter, the very first thing I thought of was to have the subject be my pistol. I’ve also been playing this excellent game called This War of Mine, which is a modern warfare/survival game from the point of view of civilian survivors just trying to hold out till ceasefire day. So.

A gun, from the point of view of _______________, is __________________.

victim, threat

aggressor, power

desperate person, no longer a choice

trigger-happy maniac, a toy

collector, precious/priceless

survivor, a means to an end

gun manufacturer, a product

soldier, his wife

sportsperson, a darling baby

bullet, propulsion

gunpowder, potential

air cylinder, docking bay

state, insurance

hateful person, a convenient solution

hiding, loud

armoury officer, string of numbers/statistic

hand, heavy

target, familiar face

However, after I made this list, I realised that a lot of them have repeated/very similar ideas, so I decided to take a look at some other subjects.

Words in the point of view of a reader are a world.

Words in the point of view of propagandists are control.

Words in the point of view of a poet are the soul.

Words in the point of view of a computer are light and shape.

Money in the point of view of paper is ink.

Money in the point of view of a college student is debt.

Money in the point of view of post-WW1 Germans is scrap.

Mirror in the point of view of the unconscious is fog.

Mirror in the point of view of the mentally unstable is cracked.

Mirror in the point of view of the supernatural and undead is tattletale.

Mirror in the point of view of Snow White’s evil queen is the beginning of the end.

Mirror in the point of view of Medusa is stone.

Mirror in the point of view of glass is polished.

Mirror in the point of view of light is rebound.

Some of my art inspirations/references:

I plan to do a digital collage, with ideally a somber tint and hopefully slightly surreal.