JoeBurgettArtworks

I combined abstract ink blot art with a film noir twist to make this abstract piece

A species has left something behind for us, a remnant from its past. Is it a look into what this species might look like or were they just being creative like us?

Due to the popularity of the original Starship Down, I decided to create a series of Starship pieces that truly take things to a new level.

A dragon has come to life and has decided to terrorize a Chinese city!

Look into the eyes of the Devil himself, and tell him what you desire most.

A flame war has taken place in the world of neon, and only one man can stop it.

Have you ever seen small planets reside within a larger planet? Welcome to this near 5th-dimension world of craziness

I used my love of abstract ink blots to develop graphic art, which I then formed into a breaking heart design.

Due to the popularity of the original Starship Down, I decided to create a series of Starship pieces that truly take things to a new level.

Due to the popularity of the original Starship Down, I decided to create a series of Starship pieces that truly take things to a new level.

Part of a huge series, the "Neon Life" involves a ton of bright coloring. Which, as the name suggests, connects heavily to neon.

A futuristic-looking car driving around in the mountains, to remain a secret.

I wanted to try to bring cyberpunk style together with some bold color choices. I initially started out with a darker, muted design. But I felt things could be much better if we brightened it up. In doing this, I just couldn't stop myself. In the end, it felt like a guy in a cyberpunk world was jumping through time to get a little bit of this and a little bit of that attached.

Due to the popularity of the original Starship Down, I decided to create a series of Starship pieces that truly take things to a new level.

Due to the popularity of the original Starship Down, I decided to create a series of Starship pieces that truly take things to a new level.

Due to the popularity of the original Starship Down, I decided to create a series of Starship pieces that truly take things to a new level.

What will the future look like in terms of style? What will the gothic style look like, especially when it's cyberpunk-based? I had this idea to answer everything.

Don't you just hate it when you're an astronaut and leave Earth, hoping to escape your partner's crazy cat...only to end up on another planet with more crazy cats? Just this guy? Okay then.

When I created an alien being, it felt like something was missing. So I essentially looked at it like I was putting an alien at Woodstock.

What happens when you create a spy but then decide to throw some crazy color into the mix? This, this is what you get.

A "Ronin" is a Samurai without a lord or master. This can occur by the samurai losing their master in battle. But the Ronin can also be cast out or lose favor with his master. Ronins were wanderers, sometimes looked down upon for their status. Others, such as this Ronin, rose up to defend others and still live up to his creed.

Honestly, this one just happened during a random day of boredom. I wanted to see what I could do with the use of bubbles. Then thought, what if bubbles could get you high? This is the insane result.

The idea came from the infamous ninjas from Mortal Kombat, a franchise that I have loved for years. While this art might be inspired by that, it is certainly not replicating any ninja from the franchise directly.

If you saw a colorful portal like this open up in front of you...would you go into it out of curiosity alone?

For this piece, I used some ink blot but mostly paint splatter designs to then form a woman, whom I then put into a film noir filter. Resulting in the final product

One person braves the dangers of space, just to explore it and tell us what they find.

Another entry into the pink project, I was able to create a zombie-like figure and wanted to see what I could do if I switched things up a bit. Honestly, the pink really made this look awesome

I loved the half-and-half concept, giving a two-face design between two personalities. Both trying to fight the other. In this image, the pink and fighting the black, and the woman is wrestling them both.

I made a few pieces with the half-and-half concept like this. Where I show one side looking different from the other. However, this is the most elaborate one I've ever created like this.

This Samurai does not fight because he wants to. He fights only for the honor of his family and nation.

I wanted to make a car piece for a while, but did not know how to make it stand out over all the other car art pieces out there. That was when I had the idea to do the "pink project" where I'll be using pink in various art pieces. Including those with cars.

This was honestly going to be something entirely different until I realized I could bring out some really cool paint concepts. Essentially, the person is guiding in paint like an airplane...through a window.

When I formed an art piece for a ship nearly hitting the ground, I liked it but it felt off. This was when I had the idea to do a paint splatter overlay adjustment to reach what you see here.

Initially, this image was created in black and white without color. But as I was working with it in graphic software, I expanded it and added individual colors to fit this scene. It turned out beautiful as a result.

This design was sort of an accident at first. I was meaning to combine a tribal medicine woman into some paint splatter. But it was not going well, and then suddenly this amazing piece of art popped out. I added a film noir filter and the rest is history.

I began this as an abstract art piece with ink splatter. I then realized how cool a bird could look inside it and tada!