“Happiness Is Whatever You Want It To Be”
In this alternate version the text is set on the dreamy landscape of The Inland Sea, where alpine lakes, steep mountain peaks, spring flowers, and a humble cabin come together with a flickering starscape to create a world that is both unreal and inexplicably livable, beckoning the viewer to dive in. This version also uses a different font from the first “Happiness,” though the filigree around the text is the same.
I have to confess, there was some laziness in the creation of this background. I meant to separate out the anatomical sketches of the jellies
We Could Have Been Anything We Wanted. This Is What We Chose. Behind the quote is a colorful background full of chainlink fences and bookshelves,
A variety of decaying urban spaces decorated with moldering paint and fresh graffiti jostle for space in a dour, blocky composition.
Boxes open up windows to different scenes, where jellyfish roam among the stars and flowers bloom impossibly bright. Download the full size image here
Rays emanate across a wild and wooded landscape, a small village nestled in the shadow of impossibly large mountains sits surrounded by fog and pine
An except from a poem written for a character with a bit of a problem in the “catastrophic obstinance” department. An icon floats in a
