Aphantasia Stickers

The stock image for this one came from the window of the hotel I stayed at during an install in San Francisco for work years ago.

I love how organic this one turned out.

Man.... I am disappointed with how many I didn't name, but I really like the random idea I came up with and I can't wait to see what people come up with. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets a credit in the description.

Power lines are one of those things I find aesthetically pleasing while also completely ruining views that could be absolutely beautiful.

This one makes me think of a time traveling portal.

I love how this one turned out. A lot of displacement maps for this one. It reminds me a lot of a rainy window and city lights at night.

This was a really fun one. I was playing around with the various brushes, I hardly experiment enough with brushes.

This was a fun one that came out of some playing around with actions on a blank canvas. I love how it turned out.

Shattered reflections of the streets of Seattle.

I love playing with displacement maps and finding these fun textures.

I keep trying to post this one and then accidentally right clicking and hitting back and losing all of the description. The first couple were far more interesting than this one.

I love sci-fi tech. I am always trying to take more photos of big cables and metal attachments.

I was watching a cooking show and someone said "it tastes better in your mouth" I really need to come up with a better system of naming these.

Look.... Dali used to name things like, "Piece of bread on plate" and he's considered a genius. Some times I'm just not in the mood to name things, or sometimes I just named like 4 or 5 and I can't think of any more. Same deal with the others, first one to buy it can name it and I will credit you in the description.

This was a fun one that came from playing with displacement maps.

Another one that needs a name. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets credit in the description.

This is one of the rare ones that started with a blank photoshop canvas. No stock images. I love how it turned out.

Finally one with a real name. Whole Turkey.... I totally remember why I named it that. But I'm sure you can figure it out just by looking at it...

The stock image for this one came from a rendering I did in Magica Voxel.

I found a glitch in CS6 that produces the main effect in this one.

I was.... eating donuts. I swear, some of these titles are actually clever.

Another nameless. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets credit in the description.

After years of experience with photography, I have really worked hard to not share too many similar shots from similar angles, but I really couldn't chose between the few of this scene that I have shared. I love the way they all turned out.

Another from Magica Voxel.

I love the city reflecting off of glass, that is how this one started.

That skull came through pretty much on it's own and then I nudged it at the end. I am really happy with this one.

The stock image for this one came from my visit to the Heidelberg Project. If you've never heard of it, you should look it up. It was an incredible experience and the photos I took that day have found their way into a lot of my abstract.

This one just felt like an album cover so I pulled this name off a list of horrible band names I've come up with.

This is just like.... you know.... an image I made.

This is another one from the Heidelberg Project. Look it up if you've never heard of it.

This one reminds me of melted crayons. I've always wanted to do a melted crayon experiment.

Nothing better than a nice cup of coffee and some arting in the morning.

The other one I did at the same time had a cool name, but I must have ran out of steam. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets credit in the description. :)

I spent a day walking around in Tacoma. I love how this one turns out. I need to spend more time getting photos of old buildings.

I have something called aphantasia which means that I can’t visualize. But I wanted to try and come up with an abstract mixed with 3D and 2d artwork.

This one started with some stock images of my acrylic paintings.