Oh neat! I’ve never played Pikmin, but they for sure have some strange creatures! My kid is a big fan of video game history, and I watched him play a MegaMan game (maybe MegaMan x?) I was really impressed by all of the creative enemy sprites and how they moved so very different from one another.

Also, funny coincidence – or not-- I recently listened to The Godfrey Audio Guide Episode 3: Cubes and Angels Which is an art history/fiction audio podcast covering both real and imagined art. In this episode, the Cubes are imagined, but the Angels refers to Max Earnst’s Fireside Angel. And I think your work has a similar feel, so I find it very interesting that your painting biblically accurate angles. Isn’t it funny how you run across these odd things, then start seeing them everywhere? Oh, I hope I don’t start seeing them IRL!

Where do you get fabric? Im a basic person, and could wear the same shirt every day if I had enough of them. I was considering doing this with a basic shirt I saw on Amazon, that I liked, but it’s $30.

Love it! The technique is good – but can you speak to your subjects? How do you decide what to draw?

It’s the good advice that you just didn’t take.