Radical Digital Painting: Pg. 11/24

"Where the fuck is my horseless fucking carriage?! Shaking my head across every known axis." says the main figure's speech bubble. On the bottom right is a screenshot from my Dr. Dot instrument (aka Tumpin). Cat hair makes up the background and my initials are from a patch my mom embroidered!

Struggling to hold it together, a green dog drops everything. A blue sword swallower on the left is also having trouble.

Tiles, flowers, and quilts by my mom. It was around this month that I made my work: Ten Minute Painting and the selfie of me in the corner was taken by Goodiepal at the SMK in Copenhagen. I also got an iPhone 7 right before this trip.

On my first trip to Copenhagen I hung by the lakes and snapped some ducks up into this picture. I was also reminded by my nieces' insistent cries the year before: UNCLE JEFF CAN I PAINT ON UR PHONE? Homesick...

This smooth landscape backdrop was painted as one of the backing slides for my software work: Ten Minute Painting.

A soft head looks to the right in a landscape. Painted as a background for Ten Minute Painting.

I painted over the record cover that my bandmate Oliver Laumann made for GP&PLS. (Goodiepal & Pals)

The border for this is from a sign for the Danish lottery. The feet are from toothbrush heads. I believe the red on top of the boy's head is from an Asger Jorn vinyl graphic I snapped a pic of on the train to Aarhus.

A concept for an abstract side scroller where you play as a morphing hand. My daydreams are often blurry.

A juicy green blonde with a jewel on her head. What more do you want from digital painting other than to get the perfect glow on the perfect face! I would often feel anxious when painting signatures with changing colors like in this piece where it goes from black to cyan. The results are so cool though.