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21.01.2022 Mickey is never seen doing his own thing in his own time, so I thought I'd show him in a way where he's not being controlled by his creators and is having a good time not caring about anything. I painted this back in 2009 not long after getting in to watercolor painting and is still one of my favorite pieces to this day. For anyone that's interested in acquiring a print, check out the link below for pricing details and my other listed work! https://www.etsy.com//783074/disney-fan-art-drunken-mouse
15.01.2022 Mushroom series part 2; Amanita Muscaria, also known as the Fly Agaric. Although classified as poisonous, reports of human deaths resulting from A. Muscaria ingestion are extremely rare. Watercolors on paper, A5.
14.01.2022 'Brainless Animals' I was inspired to paint this piece after listening to an audio sci-fi book called 'Columbus Day' by Craig Alanson. An alien species harvests its food by producing cow like animals where they have no biological brains but rather a computer implant that mimics a brain and in turn prevents them from feeling any pain when the time comes to harvest. Prints available in the link provided below!... https://www.etsy.com///original-content-brainless-animals See more
12.01.2022 With the start of the mushroom season I thought I'd make a series of mushroom paintings beginning with deadly and poisonous, through to edible. Just finished these little guys which are known as ink caps. Watercolors on paper, A5.
09.01.2022 Reconstruction of one's mind, Watercolors, A2. This idea came to me after learning how to use vanishing points, I felt like painting something geometrical, colorful and somewhat meaningful, although it can probably be interpreted in a few different ways for each individual. The idea is that the black robed figure on the bottom is learning how to build his own city (mind set), by following his mentor who is pictured in the already established city, showing the bottom figure wa...ys to build his own stable frame, block by block. The world they are in is one of many artificial worlds that can be seen in the background, suggesting the thoughts - who made these? Or is this even real? The idea is to take life one step at a time, try not to overthink things and find happiness in progress and growth, once that's achieved, you can pass your knowledge on to the next curious individual who is eager to succeed. Prints available in the link below: https://www.etsy.com//original-content-reconstruction-of-o
