My series of Abstract Opposites is a marriage of opposite elements, twisted and pulled like taffy, then pushed to extreme saturation and finally layered together in a beautiful abstract distortion of fine art.

Life in quarantine, lockdowns, viruses, riots, politics, masks, and more lead to some very turbulent times.  These artworks are a result of working through those emotions.

The annual October prompts from around the webs have helped to inspire some of my best work. It's amazing what a little sugar rush can accomplish.  

This series was an exploration of Heaven and Hell and their parallels and opposites. Images represents one side or the other, and then the blend towards understanding that opposites are equal too.

This series of chromostereopsis designs focuses on perception, perspective, and final performances. Each performer, be it man or beast, plays an essential role in celebrating what makes a circus more than an empty tent/ stage. Both a blend of good graphic design and fine art.

Inspired by the annual television event, I explore the ocean and sea life to discover these creatures from a uniquely abstract experience.

This series was created to show the duality of life. It shows two sides of each concept and often reflects on the red/ blue aspects as well. Not just single images made of the opposing ideas, but time is given to show off each side fully.

This series is all based off of classic works. Created from elements of each, mixed together for a uniquely dreamily design for each.

From the first Bugs Bunny cartoon all the way to Space Jam, Looney Tunes have been a formative part of who I am. It only makes sense that I should pay tribute through my art.

You don't have to smoke weed to be inspired by the creative names of their branded cultivars. (A nod to those who call my work "trippy.") 

Digitally modified art. Edited, layered, rendered new from something old.