Digital Art

Two people in a dark, snowy wood, their fate ambiguous. A texture layer of insanely crusty paint highlights the pair and gives the whole scene

A couple sits on a sand dune underneath the stars and ghosts of keys and wires. A hint of the strife can be found in

This is the part where I’m supposed to tell you about the deep symbolism of the rusty pattern and bright yellow hills, the water-worn dock

“The only thing you ever did to break my heart was stop taking care of yours.” Download the full size image here

Continuing the work of “As The Empire Fell” in a different style, this image is full of teals and purples, with flowers and fabric obscuring

Happiness is city lights, the stars at night, flowers and lovers and the open sea. Happiness is whatever you want it to be. Download the

It’s totally normal for your relationship to revolve around protests and politics, right? I mean, maybe it wasn’t before but sure as hell seems like

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

Joan of Arc being feisty as always, with the soldiers of the Warsaw Uprising behind and modern protesters at the fore. There’s some splatters and

The First Church of Go The Fuck Outside is a Discordian tradition founded by the Right Reverend Nigel. This image drops the cussing for broader

Here we have broken glass and statues, hearts and some very messy text. An image of Ankor Wat is incorporated but not really visible in

A crowd gathers by ghostly yellow light in the hall of some ancient and enormous cathedral. The text “We danced and drank as the empire