Radical Digital Painting: Pg. 3/24

My sister's backyard merges with crayon drawings and coloring book pages by my nieces.

An hungry child in the desert holds an empty dish while standing next to a dried flower. The gridded re-photography of my MacBook screen was captured in my own software: Finger Quilt.

A man made out of the VLC player interface, a worried kid made from water drops on my green pants and a pink butterfly all await the arrival of their medication. The ground contains photography of my Dad's hand.

Cooked sausages cover the head of a Barbie hung by a shoelace. A grey flower with aliased stem obscures a naked dancer. A third yellow flower is constructed from rubber bands.

A busted Anna doll on a gravel driveway, a mushroom found while hiking. This is a spiritual portrait of my niece Sage that I painted while babysitting.

Eggs on Polish crockery make up the eyes and a repaired crack in the floor of a Costco produces the mouth of this radiating pigtailed monstrosity.

Looking outside the window on a road trip I imagined a cool grey boy sniffing a blue flower growing out of a rose. A gold mushroom bell has been alerted!

A paint-over of a picture by an early modern painter makes up the head of this cat. It's holding a tote made of printed digital paintings with a blue bulb inside.

A negative gummy bear chills in the corner after a startled butterfly loses its wing. The masked culprit takes off, leaving their cut-out silhouette in the wall.

This figure with flowers for eyes is holding an important videotape. Khaki cargo shorts in the background.