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Everybody Loves One of These, a painting for my niece from 2009 #artJWB #EverybodyLovesOneofThese

my friend playing an acoustic show expressed abstractly #artJWB

I did it with the intention of the character being more like a gate keeper to another world and perhaps who speaks in more metaphorical means in order to lull Alice into the Rabbit hole (the purple behind him). "I'm late, I'm late, for a very important date" sort of thing. Plus I always thought other representations made such a great character kind of a square. I re approached this concept in my piece "What if I Told You?" #artJWB

22x28in acrylic on canvas Metaphysics pressing in on itself preparing for the big bang to re-re-re-ignite. A heat at the back of your neck and then the air fills with cold. So many perspectives, so many factions, bending and folding in on themselves. Birth and Death. Where are you right now? #artJWB

A slow loris taking a slow stroll through the surreal version of Denver. This painting was inspired by watching all these adorable videos of slow lorises being stroked and petted ever so gently as they hold tiny umbrellas. And the background is a variation of a picture of a parking lot in Denver Colorado that I took. This painting was also completed at a time when I was looking for a slightly new approach to backgrounds. So as you can tell I was experimenting a bit. #artJWB #SlowStrollLoris #JacobWayneBryner

BEHOLD! a Beholder. acrylic on stretched canvas 16"x20" #artJWB

the album cover to my band "GAMMA PAW"s 2nd release. #GAMMAPAW #THEHEXXUSEP

12x18in acrylic on canvas A Tribute to seeing the Les Claypool Fancy Band years back and bass playing in general. I'm getting to that stage where I've done enough paintings that I can't fully remember who owns which piece. I would love to get a better image of this piece, then again, it could just be a fun concept to redo. Whatcha'll think? #artJWB

16x20in acrylic on stretched canvas part 2 of my "Ocean Ghosts" series

16x20in acrylic on stretched canvas part 1 of my "Ocean Ghosts" series #artJWB

16x20in acrylic on stretched canvas

30x20in on foam canvas my commissioned tribute to Mozart #Mozart #artJWB

30x20in on foam canvas my commissioned tribute to Mozart #Mozart #artJWB

20x16" - acrylic on stretched canvas part 2 of a 3 part series of paintings for the band shit ghost #artJWB

a painting of a Priest completed back in 2005 one of the first paintings I ever completed #artJWB

16x20in acrylic, spray paint on stretched canvas part IV of my futuristic floral series. #artJWB

"Deadliest of serpents, this native of the empty Libyan deserts derived its name from the Greek basileus, or "king," because it was the monarch of its kind. In its brightly colored cock's head burned enormous eyes, whose baleful glance could kill. Its very breath brought pestilence to the regions it inhabited and was said to kill even the birds that flew in the sky above. Although its body was serpentine, the basilisk moved not by slithering on its belly but in rearing coils. A weasel finding the lair of the basilisk kills it with the smell of its odor, and this smell, indeed, often kills the weasel itself." #artJWB

16x20in acrylic, spray paint on stretched canvas part IV of my futuristic floral series. #artJWB

30" x 15" acrylic on stretched canvas one of the pieces in my "Kid Art" series that I donated to my local PTA auction for art education in schools. #artJWB

one of my few strictly abstract pieces.  #artJWB

a Devil Goat waiting for his ride at the bus stop. #artJWB #DevilGoatBusStop

16x20in acrylic on stretched canvas

one of my few strictly abstract pieces.  #artJWB

#artJWB

a painting of a Priest completed back in 2005 one of the first paintings I ever completed #artJWB

18x24in acrylic on canvas My tribute to System of a Down #SystemofaDown #SOAD #artJWB

a pink cheeta and her cubs #artJWB #GuepardoRosa #JacobWayneBryner

a pink cheeta and her cubs #artJWB #GuepardoRosa #JacobWayneBryner

the first backdrop for GAMMA PAW #GAMMAPAW

"Deadliest of serpents, this native of the empty Libyan deserts derived its name from the Greek basileus, or "king," because it was the monarch of its kind. In its brightly colored cock's head burned enormous eyes, whose baleful glance could kill. Its very breath brought pestilence to the regions it inhabited and was said to kill even the birds that flew in the sky above. Although its body was serpentine, the basilisk moved not by slithering on its belly but in rearing coils. A weasel finding the lair of the basilisk kills it with the smell of its odor, and this smell, indeed, often kills the weasel itself." #artJWB

20x16" - acrylic on stretched canvas part 1 of a 3 part series of paintings for the band shit ghost #artJWB

30" x 15" acrylic on stretched canvas one of the pieces in my "Kid Art" series that I donated to my local PTA auction for art education in schools. #artJWB

20x16" - acrylic on stretched canvas part 1 of a 3 part series of paintings for the band shit ghost #artJWB

20x16" - acrylic on stretched canvas part 2 of a 3 part series of paintings for the band shit ghost #artJWB

18x24in acrylic on canvas My tribute to System of a Down #SystemofaDown #SOAD #artJWB

My yearly self portrait for "The Jacob Wayne Show" my podcast. This is 2021's painting. #TJWS #TheJacobWayneShow #artJWB