DavidCentioli

I couldn't find a really crisp image of a Mamoset.... but I was able to make this outline of one.

That's right... animals! Dan Harmon has something for you. A little something called Five Fingers and a Big-Ass Brain!

Backpfeifengesicht...

I love these ladies. It'd be nice to see them take him out to a field.

This image has many meanings and I feel like attempting to explain any of them would only imply a priority of one over another and I think it would be better to just leaves things unexplained.

Some times you just have to focus on that buzzing inside and silence it.

I just couldn't decide between the two designs so I'm going to upload them both.

This was my first Alt-History Punk. Buster is a hero of mine.

I love the sideways one, but I thought I would give the standing up option as well.

I really liked how the Buster one turned out so I thought I would do another Historical figure that was totally a punk at heart.

This one I never even finished, but I really liked how the other one turned out so I figured I would finish it.

This one was me just playing around with the tree render option in photoshop. I love the look of a tree at night in the rain with lights of the city behind it. That's sort of the feeling I was looking for on this one, but in an abstract way.

This is another one of those rare ones that started with a blank canvas. I was just sort of playing around with actions and hadn't intended on actually making something to save, the whole time I had a stock image open in another window that I had intended on going back to.

Its like a bunch of little suns instead of clouds. This is another one that started in Magica Voxel, a great free program for Voxel art.

The stock image for this one came from a rendering I did in Magica Voxel.

Another from Magica Voxel.

After years of experience with photography, I have really worked hard to not share too many similar shots from similar angles, but I really couldn't chose between the few of this scene that I have shared. I love the way they all turned out.

As I was working on this one, I noticed some similarities with the famous painting Nighthawks, I tried not to imitate it, but I leaned into it

This is from the same scene in MagicaVoxel, only with a base under it.

I'm so happy with how this one turned out. The little rectangles almost feel alive. This is another MagicaVoxel Image.

I'm not really sure what this little device does, but when I was saving it, the TV show I was watching mentioned a field disrupter, so I guess that is what this is.

Another image from MagicaVoxel. There are a few shots from this set up that I really like. I love the lighting. I was imagining all of these little rectangles gathering around to worship the light.

This is one of the images I created with MagicaVoxel. It's free and super fun to play with. Generally I will create the image with MagicaVoxel and then bring it into photoshop for final touch ups.

The stock image for this one was from the Women's March in 2016. The window washer was wearing all pink and waving to the crowd.

This one was an experiment with photoshop actions. I love building crazy actions and just seeing what happens.

The stock image for this one came from the window of the hotel I stayed at during an install in San Francisco for work years ago.

I have always loved the view of looking in the side mirror in the passenger seat going down a road with trees. this is basically that.

Another nameless. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets credit in the description.

This was the first one i could think of that i knew i could use as a t-shirt design.

I love these little doodles, I thought they would make fun shirts

Another little guy.

I love clocks and geometric designs. This was a very early Abstract + Photography experiment. I have always loved how it turned out. I tried to come up with a good halftone fade effect to make it fun on a t-shirt. I hope it turns out good.

I doodled this one with pens in one of my sketchbooks. I just love these little characters.

I don't remember how I even did this one and I wish I did, I love how it turned out.

I love trees.