Dad joke of the day: why didn’t the red whistles ever get invited to parties?
… because they always blow the vibe!
Title: red, red whistle
Size: 38’’ by 36’’
This piece was inspired by my last one—born out of a desire to bring some order to the chaos. Things are finally clicking into place, even if it’s still a bit of a puzzle figuring out where it all begins and ends
Dad joke of the day: Why did the puzzle piece get so dramatic?
… it found out it was just one piece in someone else’s big picture
Name: Puzzle piece #3
Size: 12” by 10”
Puzzle Piece #2 is the second installment in my ongoing puzzle series— this series explores the quiet complexity of trying to piece together who we are from the scattered moments, experiences, and identities we’ve gathered along the way. Sometimes, the pieces don’t fit the way we expect. But even in their imperfection, there’s beauty. This work and series is a reminder that something good can emerge, even when the pieces resist perfect alignment.
Dad joke of the day: What did the detective say about the missing puzzle piece?
… Looks like this case just got a bit puzzling
Dad joke of the week: Why did the nose get a ring? 👃
… Cause it wanted to nose how to shine ✨
I’m staring a new series where every paintings got a puzzle piece hidden in there somewhere. The inspiration behind the puzzle series came from life feeling like one big puzzle right now transitioning from experience to experience and trying to make this great big puzzle seem to fit together.
Title: puzzle series #1 🧩
Size: 40 in by 38in
I changed up my style a bit on this one. Do we like?!???
When I am creating a piece, I listen to one song on repeat. Can you guess the song? If u thought it is Lorde’s Perfect Places you are just maybe correct!!!!
I didn’t get around to sharing this piece from a while back when I created in January. This piece is titled ‘Searching for Destiny’ and it explores the journey of finding a sense of geographic belonging. I wanted to capture the feeling of moving through different landscapes — from city to lush tropical — all coming together to reflect the many shapes and spaces we pass through in search of home.
