"Sub Space"

A commissioned piece from 2022. A local rapper requested a cover for his single Water.

Yefta is cool, you can find him on Spotify.

I've never vented about art struggles before last night, and I actually got encouragement.

This blog's doin' me pretty great, thanks y'all :)

"Study With Nietzsche"

Mixed media, self portrait with my first philosophic love, 2025.

"Bloom"

Mixed media, 2024. This piece is a reworking of a former piece, the person who has inspired said previous piece is no longer a part of my life, and this reworking is a reclamation with the additions of the rose and vines. One can be obscured by total darkness, but the eyes can still see.

Here's what it looked like before.

"Across Lifetimes Untold, We Still Say Hello"

This piece is inspired by a petroglyph in Peterborough, Ontario, c. 900-1100 CE. The First Nations people call them Kinomagewapkong, "The Teaching Rocks". To the Anishinaabe, the rock site is sacred, an area where spirits and the corporeal can meet. This figure really sticks out, scholars believe the top of their head is the Sun.

How the sun's light reflects upon the moon shining across our faces as we look up and connect, 2024.

I don't often do fanart, but I'm on a kick currently.

Here's Kitty and Bunny from the Courage the Cowardly Dog episode "The Mask".

"We Are Not Alone"

Mixed media collage, 2022. At the time of making this piece, I was reading a book called Dark Eros, an analysis of Marquis de Sade. I think this mindset bled through in the collage, the prospect of masochism in choosing the theatrics of innocence, versus the self exploration of the libertine.

Your art is really cool and I love seeing it pop up while I'm scrolling 💜

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"Holy Fire Face"

Collage mosaic, 2021. Inspired by a re-watch of Holy Mountain, that time showing some friends who'd absolutely not have seen it on their own accord, but they did enjoy the experience ultimately. The particular scene that triggered this piece was when they sacrificed the mannequin doubles to the fire in the eyeball table.