I’ve created a new artwork, in-between writing some poems. It continues my style of pixelish brutism, painting over found images and found memories.

Here’s my latest artwork, called Sheikh. I did not stretch any planes or layers this time, but did some scratching in Blender. By that, I mean turn the whole thing into a sculpture, and then scratch and sculpt the surface.

Here’s my latest artwork, called Homeless. It combines several new techniques: messing around with Blender, warping images and layers with Gimp, and using a collage instead of a single image.

Finished another digital artwork. It’s called M4 Tank knockdown, and it’s based on a photograph of a battle in Guam in 1944. Involving M4 tanks. The original was taken from the Library of Congress website, as it’s in the public domain.

Finished another digital artwork. It’s called Spanish Pretender, and it’s based on some event in the 1960s that’s called Spanish Pretender. Idk, but that’s what the Library of Congress website said, where I grabbed the original from.

Pixel art painting inspired by pictures of Gaza and Ukraine. It’s a bombed building. Surrounded by pink undamaged (sorta) ones. With some mist in the background.

Cat on the Olive Mount in Jerusalem. I guess I called it ‘Temple Mount Cat’ because it sounds cooler. But actually this kitty was crawling up an olive tree on top of the other Mount. Nice scene.

This is based off a photograph I took in Jerusalem in 2014. People holding a funeral service at the graveyard near the Olive Mount. The text is some poem I wrote on the fly.