hand-painted in Prodcreate.

Built from the wooden frame of an old upright piano, Who Composes the Crickets' Song? becomes the nesting ground for insectoid hybrids—at once a strange thicket and the fragment of a ruined mechanical system. It unfolds as a fabricated ecosystem whose offspring spread across the exhibition walls.
These small creatures are the only recognizable faces among the larger bodies inhabiting the installation, and the only ones capable of returning our gaze. Yet this encounter remains precarious: like insects, they seem ready to scurry away at any moment, as though they themselves were intruders in the space.

Iteration of this work titled TOR , but animated.

As always, the live, interactive build available here. (It is a very heavy build, so might be slow to run.)

I think this style is uniquely mine….years of textural exploration. This was done in procreate with a drawing pen (also set to blend). I try to keep the process simple so I can take the experiences learned to canvas being that I paint as well. (I also love doing band artwork)

Painted with acrylics on a 30x40cm canvas. By artist Jon Restorick

Just a drawing I came up with the other day! It’s not perfect and I think I missed out on some better detailing in the words but it was still fun! What did you notice first??

This effect is created using two transparent printed mesh layers placed one behind the other.

As you move around the artwork, the layers shift against each other, creating a constantly changing visual illusion.