Iconography - Blog Posts
i am sure that hell must be cold
Brotherhood guns!
Time is sword, use it wisely. Learn iconography :)
I know I worked on these a long time ago, but the righthand warlock actually is my gaming icon. (I go by WistfulWarlock in some gaming contexts.)
Anyway, I still like these, even now, and I figured that I should upload them. Seems appropriate during Halloween season.
BTW, they’re transparent. :D
Fabric Composition - Bonneville Salt Flats, UT 2016
Videos folder icon I made for my desktop using Inkscsape and Blender. I'm pretty proud of it!
It's a Ursula world and we just happen to be living in it.
Me and self-portraits, we don't get along. But I liked this one, I was very complimentary to myself and using symbolism made the process much more interesting.
Two versions of a cover for my novel "Adagio". The first is the most recent version. The second is the older one.
Which one do you like best?
Sacred vain 🪞
"La belle dame sans merci", my magnum opus! Finally sharing the complete piece, hope you like it! . . . . . . . . . #aesthetic #artistsfrombrazil #artnouveau #drawing #femmelesbian #iconography #lesbian #lesbianart #lesbianartist #nouveau #sapphic #sapatao #sapphicart #sapataosp #lesbicas #bardcore #soldierpoetking #paladin #knight #knightcore #labelledamesansmerci #raphaelite #preraphaelite #pencildrawing (em São Paulo, Brazil) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp_RTjfJsDR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
COLOR OF A MIRROR
Back when the book was just press sheets.
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One thing I’m super excited about with this book is that instead of chapter titles, I created abstract ideograms that reflect the stage of the story/characters in that chapter. Hopefully as you’re reading, you feel how the chapter pairs with the image.
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Again, if you’re looking for something a little bit different or out of the ordinary this Black Friday/Cyber(punk) Monday weekend, the book is out now, and you can support independent publishing by ordering direct from my site!
colorofamirror.net
A story about the lies we tell ourselves, exploring the crossroads of psychosis, guilt, religion, and technology.
Would be listed on Netflix as:
“Slow-Burn. Cerebral. Dark.”