Gallery of personal works from 2023-2025
Digital Painting of a man with cloudy wisps. Lighting study.
Digital painting of my original character Jax. His inspiration is the animatronic mascots of the 80s and 90s. His design was also inspired by classic cog work animatronics/automata, having a more detailed and delicate construction.
Portrait of Jax, my performer automata. Digital Ink piece made in Clip Studio Paint.
2481 x 3507 px.
Traditional Acrylic painting called "Happy Place". Made for therapy depicting my most serene place in my mind.
4 x 4 Inch
Digital painting of a person with wings on the floor. Like many of my pieces, this one was inspired by internal anxieties and childhood trauma. A spotlight on a child who was only vulnerable and wounded.
Abstract 3D painting. In it is a depiction of a rotting fleshy core against a cracked and jagged wall. The yellow, faded, cracked paint seems to be painted over with a more vibrant yellowish orange in some areas. Despite this, the rot is ever present. 8x10 inch
Environmental painting of a serene creek I long for. Watercolors on multi-Media paper with Colored Pencil details.
Digital self portrait with a black rod piercing through my clavicle. This was symbolic of my struggles with mental health. The distorted divinity of my pain and vulnerability.
Digital painting of a silhouette standing at a train platform in the center of an endless ocean. Often times depression feels like being stuck hazy state waiting for something to happen, yet knowing the feeling of dread seeping closer.
Digital Painting of a person whose flesh on their chest is receding, revealing their heart within their rib cage. Many pieces of mine revolve around the vulnerable exposure of my heart. Like a sickness I have no other choice to bear my heart out in the open. Despite this, the expression shows not one of pain but silent tears of exhausted neutrality, as it is just the way it is.
Digital painting of person looking forward at the viewer. This is ironically one of my more uncomfortable pieces, since I greatly dislike constant eye contact. It was also made during a time where I was having very conflicting thoughts towards a situation that my mind has blurred from me remembering. The piece is name "It's not you, right?" The blue represents sadness/sorry while the vivid red is the warning of danger and blooming rage, kept at bay by uncertainty.
Watercolor painting with ink line work.As with many others, this was prompted by my mental health and chronic pain. 3.75 x 9.5 inch multi media paper.
Acrylic Portrait. Prepped with a base layer of gold ink. The whole piece has a shimmer to it because of this.
8x10
Watercolor Ink painting on mixed media paper. There's a figure surrounded by an abstract cloud of overlapping inks. Streaks of gold ink litter it like marble.
This was one of the few times I had experimented with abstract art and let my hand dictate the path of the piece.
Watercolor Ink painting with a figure in the near center of the piece. an explosion of ink careens across the piece.
This was another abstract piece I made in partnership with the previous one. I had so much fun creating this piece. The details from going back through and adding emphasis of weight was such a stimulating exercise.