I designed a unique sculpture to celebrate our marriage, and it had me learning lots of new techniques on the fly. Continue reading
Love across the world (sculpture)
I designed a unique sculpture to celebrate our marriage, and it had me learning lots of new techniques on the fly. Continue reading
My wife and I have been on a number of trips together. Inspired by vintage screen-printed travel posters, I made a composition featuring some of the iconic locations we’ve ventured to. Continue reading
I designed a metal cutout of me and my parents at the 2024 total solar eclipse, to give to them as a gift the following Christmas. A strong, sturdy decoration to commemorate a preciously fleeting event. Continue reading
I made this painting of my dad and gave it to him for Christmas. It was easy because I used my method* for churning out pretty good paintings with very little painting experience. Continue reading
I made a painting of one of my favorite scenes from the TV show Mad Men. Continue reading
I made a fun digital rendition of a frame from the TV show Mad Men. My original idea was to make a painting of it, but while I was thinking through how to edit my reference images in Photoshop/Blender, I got some ideas that I wanted to experiment with in depth. Continue reading
I made this poster for my Muay Thai coach Lance as a going-away gift. Another example of my process: color transformations in Blender, spot fixes in Photoshop. Continue reading
Hue Paint is a digital tool I made to force a given hue (color) onto an image, but only where it looks right. So, if you pick out a specific “red,” you can make all the reds in the image match it, and leave the other colors unchanged. This is a subtle way to make any photo match a given color palette. Continue reading
I made this graphic for a band logo using Blender. Continue reading
This is a time lapse of me making the logo for my new website, TrueGeneralist.com. Continue reading
This one came from another dream I had. Nothing really happened in the dream that I can remember, but the physical space was pretty striking. There’s lots of meanings we could ascribe to this. I have an interpretation, but I’d rather leave it up to you. Continue reading
This is the art I made for my AI Historical Figures project. It’s used by the AI Twitter accounts as the profile picture and banner image. I wanted to develop a style that’s unique and recognizable, so Twitter users who saw multiple accounts would make the connection that they go together in a series. Continue reading
This is a recreation of a scary dream I had when I was very young, maybe four or five years old. It’s the oldest dream I can remember and one of my oldest memories period. The dream was just that … Continue reading
This image came to my mind a year and a half ago when I was sick and more-or-less stranded in Australia, at the tail end of my vacation, because all the airlines were canceling their service due to covid. I wanted to portray the weariness you feel when a handful of different problems happen to combine around you. Continue reading
I was in Australia in March of this year, and things were starting to lock down towards the end of my trip because of COVID-19, so my friend and I got some paints and had a painting day. Mine was obviously inspired by the setting. Continue reading