I create artwork mainly for display in Free Little Art Galleries (where, if you find them, you can grab and take them home). These are, generally, digital art that I make prints of, mounting them on a backing material with magnets so they can easily be displayed on your favorite appliance.
If you like one of these but don’t live conveniently near a gallery that I’ve sent it to (or you don’t move fast enough and someone else grabs it), don’t despair. You can order some of them as magnets from a kindly giant corporation using the Buy buttons.
For Pride Month 2024, an illustration of a scene from The Deep End.
This image is about the accumulation of wealth.
We lunched at this diner in NE Minneapolis — I don’t think it’s retro, I think it just hasn’t changed since it opened. Anyway, food is good, prices are reasonable, and I loved their sign so I reproduced it in miniature.
Designed with Gravity Sketch software and printed with a resin 3D printer. Sits atop an electric tea light.
3D printed PLA, acrylic, wood – roughly 5″ square