The Pandemic Digital Art Series represents how COVID disrupted and changed forever the way I look at life and future.
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Jordan Casteel’s portraits of black America at the Denver Art Museum
While visiting the Denver Art Museum I ran across Jordan Casteel’s engaging portrait work of black Americans from the streets of Harlem.
Exploring a series of abstract paintings inspired by Miró’s iconic shapes
I explore a series of abstract paintings using minimal amorphic shapes. The goal was to be as minimal as possible and create unique compositions that have a sense of movement.
Illustrated love cards from the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Marrakech
I had the opportunity to visit the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Marrakech, Morocco and ran across these bold love cards he made to welcome in the new year.
The minimalist black and white paintings of Spanish Artist Miguel Ángel Campano
The ‘Black on White’ paintings by Campano inspired me to push my own design work to be more essential and minimal.
Illustrations of Santa Monica & Venice beach culture
I started creating sketches and illustrations of California after returning from South America. I realized how unique the style and lifestyle was and it re-inspired me.
Photo Exposition of Iconic Argentinians by Gianni Mestichelli
An engaging photo exhibit of iconic Argentinians in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Large scale prints are suspended in the main gallery allowing you to walk through each grouping.
The Inca quipo reimagined into a record of the soul in Arequipa, Peru
In Arequipa, Peru a modern art installation by artist Kristie Arias takes the Inca ancient knot-record or quipo and turns it into a record of the ‘Soul in Thread’.
My Watercolor sketches from the streets of Oaxaca Mexico
I spent nearly a year and a half years wandering, photographing and sketching the streets of Oaxaca Mexico. In that time I developed my own unique technique of combining the organic with the digital.