Oil Life Mugs
Description: This design is a bold, provocative, and opinionated statement piece aimed at traditionalists who prioritize practical, mechanical skills and are skeptical of modern gender discussions. It uses a strong, contrasting phrase to express a desire for teaching practical life skills over engaging in contemporary cultural debates.
Description: A circular monochrome emblem with radiating lines. The top arc reads "TEACH YOUR KIDS TO". A central horizontal band displays "CHANGE THEIR OIL". The bottom arc reads "NOT THEIR GENDER". An oil bottle is depicted above the central text, and an oil can with a drip is shown below.
Description: Cute shark tropical beach aesthetic with vintage oil painting style, colorful ocean scenery, and cheerful summer vibes. This fun artwork features an adorable shark wearing oversized sunglasses and a straw hat while floating peacefully on bright blue tropical water surrounded by palm trees. Painterly textures, warm sunset tones, and whimsical coastal details create a playful island atmosphere. Ideal for fans of marine life, beachcore aesthetics, colorful ocean art, and charming underwater-inspired illustrations.
Description: A2 Oil on Canvas This painting may be the longest I've worked on any piece. Due to time restraints, other projects and using oil paints this canvas was started in February 2019 and has taken me nearly 3 years to finally complete. At the time, my plan was to produce a series of these still life paintings pairing up alcohol bottles with their appropriate glassware and themes, but so far I've only managed to paint the two, although I must say I'm happy with the two whisky paintings I've done.
