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30x22in acrylic on foam canvas #artJWB

The Owl: played by: George C. Scott The Octopus: played by: Alan Alda You can just lay a grid over this painting and imaginarily splotch a spot on top of that grid and see where you align politically. It’s pretty groovy like that. But if you align somewhere in the top right?... Get yourself checked... #artJWB

24x35in acrylic on plywood This is a painting that I did in tribute partially to one of my best friends and the crew. And the other part in tribute to Abbey Road and surreal pirates of the Bermuda triangle. #artJWB

This is inspired by Rob Zombie and the character General Chow from "Dinosaurs" #artJWB

30x22in acrylic on foam canvas #artJWB

20in x 15in acrylic on wood Pineapple snake warrior with a machete #artJWB

Flower logo for the Clock Pattern design made from the original painting "Probably Clockworks by Jacob Wayne Bryner ARTJWB in Colorado. #artJWB

My modern twist on the Kiss. Shout out to Klimt and Bhad Bhabie #artJWB

when a relationship goes sour #artJWB

28x22in acrylic on canvas This painting touched up from 2005 era A Turkey in training

24x36 acrylic on stretched canvas "The last board meeting" #artJWB

This is what the kids drew, painted, splotched and splattered and I popped out with my acrylics after the group decided they were done with their portion. We had many discussions about how much I would do to alter what was there and we all agreed that I should try to pull it all together but try to not alter it much at all other than adding color, some shading, and tightening some things up. We would usually discuss themes, ideas, art techniques, and terminology before we would get started each time we would work on the project. This project began in fits and starts during this past Summer. There was some other kids contributing from time to time but the majority was completed this Fall and Winter by my group, the Majestic Wax Squ...

This is a painting I did on a large mirror. You can see me taking the picture in the crystal ball, which is the mirror showing through. #artJWB

a commissioned piece for an old friend, she wanted herself meditating and something to do with her balance between rest and activity. #artJWB #Juggernaut

24x35in acrylic on plywood This is a painting that I did in tribute partially to one of my best friends and the crew. And the other part in tribute to Abbey Road and surreal pirates of the Bermuda triangle. #artJWB

12x18in acrylic on canvas A Tribute to seeing the Les Claypool Fancy Band years back and bass playing in general. I'm getting to that stage where I've done enough paintings that I can't fully remember who owns which piece. I would love to get a better image of this piece, then again, it could just be a fun concept to redo. Whatcha'll think? #artJWB

20in x 16in acrylic on foam canvas The Chameleon said in a "Sopranos accent". #artJWB

The Sweater Boy Cutie #artJWB #SweaterBoyCutie

18" x 24" Tomorrow Comes Today #artJWB

The album cover for Scarlet Rain's "Eleventh Hour" album.

a fabric design created using my original painting "Entombed" #artJWB

28x22in acrylic on canvas This painting touched up from 2005 era A Turkey in training #artJWB

24x18 acrylic on stretched canvas the second painting in a series I've been slowly working on. Painting some photos from a trip to Deception Pass in Washington State. #artJWB

The ex-girlfriend of Santa from High School. She appears every Black Friday in order to feed. #artJWB

The cyborg warrior roving the deserts of the South west. #artJWB

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Fa Koshka Logo, the green version #artJWB #FaKoshka

“SALACIOUS B. CRUNK” : a Starface Story #artJWB

the album cover to my band "GAMMA PAW"s 2nd release. #GAMMAPAW #THEHEXXUSEP

Fa Koshka type text #artJWB

Medusa design for GAMMA PAW #GAMMAPAW #medusa #artJWB

30x20in on foam canvas my commissioned tribute to Mozart #Mozart #artJWB

30x20in on foam canvas my commissioned tribute to Mozart #Mozart #artJWB

20x16" - acrylic on stretched canvas part 2 of a 3 part series of paintings for the band shit ghost #artJWB

An elephant never forgets, and they never share ming tea. #artJWB

a painting of a Priest completed back in 2005 one of the first paintings I ever completed #artJWB