Some new art skulls for fall! I've been able to get a lot more projects done this year, its helped me survive 2020 by keeping myself focused on things I want to accomplish and building towards the world I want to live in. My creative work has been one area of my life that has benefitted from the extra focus. How have you been channeling 2020 chaos into your personal development? 

I tried another version of the blue with a combination of the shapes from the last skull. Way more colorful this time.

I found a beautiful black matte paint that I had to try on a skull, and I absolutely love working with it. The calligraphy inks stand out really gorgeously, and it gives a skull the coolest texture that causes light to just disappear into it. My favorite style so far for sure.

I had a client request an African kudu skull piece for his wall. I've wanted to do a black and gold skull for a while and this one seemed perfect for the idea because it had so many cracks and details I could bring out in the contrast of the 2 colors. I am really happy with the results!

I've taken to painting coyote skulls as an upgrade to the stones, and they've turned out to be very popular. Here is the blue and white version I've made a couple times so far.

Last year in the fall I started a project to paint river stones that I would leave out on the very popular walking and biking trail near my house, for Easter. Here are some of my results! I had so much fun that I've kept several of them around my house and I want to do more once I've had a chance to try some other ideas I'll be posting here soon.

I've taken to more physical projects these days, so I want to post some of my new explorations! This is a pebble front door mat that I've been working on for a while and it's finally completed.



And here is the sort of thing I have to put up with in all my project creations..

Stretch

It's good for you.