Radical Digital Painting: Pg. 5/24

Raisin toast face, butterknife reflections and ethernet cables coming out of cracks in picnic tables... pretty much my personal ode to trompe l'oeil.

A relaxing person hangs with a lit rose. This is a painting made using re-photography via the screens of two iPhones. You can really notice it in the repeated glowing pills and in the signature.

A green-faced someone runs across the floor, chasing after themselves recursively.

My cat Deathwish lounges in the corner of this painting. A big-eyed bee is hovering behind an orange pixelated flower.

This painting of a face, the number 66 and a globby fish was made by mixing drawings made in my first software program: the Polygon Replicating Bitmap Authoring Tool.

Crosshairs in the sky make up this cosmically chaotic first person shooter scene with a giant boss.

The reverse perspective diagram by David Hockney is the centerpiece for this figure that stands tall behind a flower with ghosts beside it. This is the first painting I ever included a selfie in as part of my signature.

Dark vibes in this illuminated world with a bird quietly warming themselves by a flower on the bottom right. This was the second time I included a selfie as part of my signature.

Two lovers are marooned on an island because their boat caught fire. "HIT, BOAT ON FIRE"

This picture was made entirely using long exposure photography and two iPhones. One was used to shoot, and the other to display brush shapes in my dark bedroom.