Mountains of blue and green, rugged peaks and well-manicured terraces make up the bright background of this image, with some random jellyfish on the borders because I can’t help myself. bubbles of light float above, with errant sparks and a hint of a man in distress at the center.
The title message is derived from a Holy Nonsense page (Breathe) which itself was inspired by a line from Grant Morrison’s Invisibles comic. Everything comes from somewhere else.
Cave paintings mingle with sea creatures, mandelas, and images from nature in this surreal dreamscape. You could look at it as a deep dive into
A variety of decaying urban spaces decorated with moldering paint and fresh graffiti jostle for space in a dour, blocky composition.
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
“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
Grief isn’t something that happens in one go, and it isn’t something that stays in its box. I find every funeral I end up at
