Multiverse Mugs
Description: Part of a series I did in which I incorporated modern cartoon characters inside classical paintings to look fit the style and scenario of the painting. The saturation, color balance, blending, and shading of both the cartoons and paintings were changed so both fit well with each other as if they were originally part of the artwork.
Description: Step through the doorway and into the Nexus Realms. This fantasy logo features an ancient living tree, twisting vines, a mysterious watchful eye, and a portal leading into hidden worlds beyond. The Nexus Realms is a fantasy multiverse of many wildly different Realms, from our own world of Gaia and its geographically similar parallel world, the Fae Realm to Realms like Threadoria, a world made entirely from soft fabric, yarn etc.
Description: Step through the doorway and into the Nexus Realms. This fantasy logo features an ancient living tree, twisting vines, a mysterious watchful eye, and a portal leading into hidden worlds beyond. The Nexus Realms is a fantasy multiverse of many wildly different Realms, from our own world of Gaia and its geographically similar parallel world, the Fae Realm to Realms like Threadoria, a world made entirely from soft fabric, yarn etc.
Description: After recovering from a near death experience, the unconscious mind of Dryad becomes the gateway into other realities. The multiverse awaits her. In a galaxy far away, a powerful new threat is born from hatred towards those responsible for a tortured existence. Revenge becomes a guiding force for an unrelenting living weapon. As events unfold far beyond her control, Captain Lexia of the Starship Sunfire attempts to prevent what has been set into motion. As the barriers between realities are pierced, the fate of the Universe rests upon the actions of an unlikely crew of misfits, refugees, and lost souls.
geometry of the imagination in multiverse mandala totonac wallpaper Mug
by Jorge Lebeau
$13 $18
Description: Another flag mashup, this one was inspired by a good friend of mine, who grew up in Albuquerque but spent years and years living in (and working for) Chicago. Personally, I have never been to NewMexico, but have fond memories of the Windy City, the shorefront of Lake Michigan, St Patrick's day parade, the views from (then) Sears Tower. I will go to New Mexico one day. In the meantime, here's a take of what might have happened if Chicago had been located somewhat closer to Santa Fe than to the Great Lakes.
