Art Journal

Here's a new illustration I made featuring my original characters Pyra (the fire witch) and Soot (the cat). It’s impossible to build a business that brings in large profits without the labor of your workers. Why do the people at the top deserve a life of luxury, while the people at the bottom that helped them get there can barely afford to live? If you work 40 hours a week, you shouldn’t have to struggle while others benefiting from your labor live large. Don’t ask why a factory worker is worth more than $18 an hour, ask why the CEO...

I reimagined my old "Monster Girl Ramen" illustration from 2018! If you've never seen it, here's what the old one looked like... ...This is the rough sketch for my new version: And here's how it turned out!

Look at how the cost of housing has skyrocketed over the decades. Compare that to wages. Eventually more people will hit a breaking point. I'm not cheering or asking for it, just extremely frustrated that it's coming to this. When economic inequality gets bad enough people revolt. It's bad for the rich, but worse for the poor.

Here is the rough sketch for an illustration I finished recently! I love the idea of women with "body horror" type features or surreal anti-predator adaptation. Here is how the final art turned out... If you like this illustration and you would like to help support my artwork I have wallpapers (for mobile and desktop) as well as line art coloring sheets on my Patreon page for paid members! Join here...

NegaUnethical corporations are like the Hydra monster. The heads of the Hydra are the leaders who chase profits at all costs, exploiting people and the planet for gold. You can cut one head off of the Hydra, but it will grow another to replace it.DefendeBetter is a poor man who walks in his integrity than a rich man who is crooked in his ways. — Proverbs 28:6 Depone