The Art of Infinity

This year I've been making lots of bigger art. With the holiday season coming up, I think I'm going to spend some time working on some smaller pieces that will be more budget friendly for most people. I already finished this 6 x 6 inch one, here's the process shots of how it came together! Like most of my Mandalas I start with the outline. This one came together pretty quickly, it felt good to get into that flow state! Then the next step is coloring it in. I've been using a b

October means one thing to a lot of people - Halloween! I've always loved Halloween, but the last few years I've been too busy with commissions to do something Halloween themed. This year I had some time to create a little something special for the occasion. I got this little cat night light at a craft store, and this is how it turned out! It has one of those LED tea lights in it, so it lights up! One of my art collectors already claimed it, but I have time to do one more and

I started this huge Mandala painting in the middle of May, and I finally got it finished! I'm excited to share it with you all. The first part of painting one of my Mandalas is to create the pattern. I don't make any sketches or drawings first, I just start right on the canvas with a light color of paint. First I make a dot in the middle, then it slowly grows. I add a part to the pattern, then repeat it 4 times. The way I get the symmetry right is a lot like how musicians rem

I was away on vacation in Las Vegas for the last week, which I'll make a post about once I organize all my photos lol In the meantime, I'm back with some new art ready to share! I painted this mask the day before I left. I love to paint on masks, they have a sort of magical, ancient feel to them. For thousands of years people have made masks, sometimes for rituals, sometimes as a disguise, sometimes just for fun as costumes. For this one I was thinking of the funky styles of