JanSor

Description: A pattern of moments, woven together from the frames of the visual poem.

Description: The shepherd and his dog sit side by side, their gaze fixed on the distant horizon.

Description: The shepherd’s dog and the wounded sheep gaze into the distance.

Description: A close look at the sheep as they graze.

Description: A young shepherd lifts his binoculars, scanning the vast landscape—watchful, searching.

Description: A close look at the wounded sheep’s eye—clouded, distant.

Description: The young shepherd holds his wounded sheep close.

Description: Face to face, the shepherd and his dog share a moment of unspoken understanding.

Description: Through the shepherd’s eyes, the sight of his sheep grazing in the distance fills him with quiet pride.

Description: The shepherd's dog catches a flying stick mid-air.

Description: A shepherd's gaze pierces the horizon, facing a danger beyond his control, a burden his heart must learn to bear.

Description: Water from a canteen is poured into a wounded sheep's eye, offering relief.

Description: The shepherd, his dog, and a sheep gaze into the uncertain future.

Description: A small camp stands in the endless steppe, surrounded by grazing animals and the quiet expanse of open land.

Description: Quasits are sly, shadowy creatures skilled in mischief and spying. Often used as messengers by stronger demons, they survive by staying useful—or risk being devoured by their masters.

Description: Quasits are sly, shadowy creatures skilled in mischief and spying. Often used as messengers by stronger demons, they survive by staying useful—or risk being devoured by their masters.

Description: This artwork is a fragment from a larger composition inspired by Franz Kafka’s life, The Trial, and the empire he was born into. The original piece can be found on my profile.

Description: This charcoal drawing is an amalgamation of Franz Kafka’s life, his work The Trial, and the empire he was born into—an empire that dissolved when Kafka was 36, leading to the creation of Czechoslovakia.

Description: From my illustrated book "You Have Lost Something".

Description: From my illustrated book "You Have Lost Something".

Description: Bhequerel is a fictional demon from my short comic "The Return".

Description: "Something was scrawled there in pencil in an awful, blind hand on a piece of paper hideously smeared as though by the very claws that traced the hurried last words. Then the trail led to the couch and ended unutterably." — H. P. Lovecraft in Cool Air

Description: Garbage patches are large areas of the ocean where litter and other debris collects.

Description: Plastic pollution substantially threatens marine life.

Description: What a view indeed...

Description: Even the great white whale occasionally makes his way to the Midnight Zone.

Description: I feel you, Mark.

Description: Midnight Zone is spooky!

Description: He's right though...

Description: Dumbo is one of the side characters from the comic miniseries "Greetings from Midnight Zone!"

Description: What a bunch of jellos!

Description: The main title of the comic miniseries!

Description: A pair of mean fishermen caught Mark in their nets! How dare they talk smack?!

Description: Food poisoning?

Description: Plastic waste can sink even to the deepest depths of our oceans...