Tank Tops
Description: A dynamic arrangement of colorful abstract shapes set against a textured background. The bold use of colors and intersecting forms creates a lively visual rhythm. The large shapes have come from the small ones down in the corner. The way Creation happens, we small particles down in the corner, are becoming more than what we know yet.
Description: The making process is seen here. It almost looks like it is churning and flowing before our eyes. Energetic brushstrokes create a sense of movement. It is like a close up of what is happening in all Creation and what we can feel happening inside us if we stop and quiet our attention to the Greater Reality.
Description: While contemplating life and growth the lines I drew formed the image of a tree which emerged from the dark ground and grew toward the light. This illustrates my blog post for April 2026 on horizongate.org. The colorful tree stands against a dynamic purple and blue background, its branches twisting and turning giving a sense of movement and energy.
Description: Numerous hands extend towards a central bright area in a dynamic composition. Vibrant colors and sketchy lines create a sense of spontaneity in many hands reaching from darkness toward the light. There is a convergence which every individual can choose to be a part of, to join the spiritual energy of masses awakening the human consciousness to grow beyond the incompleteness of our present state.
Description: A dazzling hummingbird is captured in mid-flight, against a deep, blue textural sky. Its vivid, multicolored plumage creates a striking contrast against its blurred wings conveying a sense of the tiny bird's motion and energy. The semi-abstract drawing evokes the symbolism of grandeur even in the miniature world of the hummingbird.
Description: A tightly integrated collection of organic shapes with a wide array of colors seems to float in dark, nebulous space. Whether we are scattered elements in an asteroid traveling to it’s merger with others, or crude creatures experimenting with empire, we are on our way and the Will continues to form us from the Big Bang to the Body Universe.
Description: Here they go, out to party pretending to be independent individuals when actually they are as connected as object and shadow. A primitive mix of colors and lines creates a dynamic, abstract pattern on a soft blue background. The central black shape is accented by vibrant hues like yellow, red, and purple, contrasting against the muted tones surrounding it.
Description: Contemplating the nebulae of deep space I remember earth and all of us came from the eons of compression and mixing of all the elements needed to make us able to think about it. Vivid splashes of color blend seamlessly into an abstract composition, with shades of yellow, blue, and red creating dynamic contrasts.
Description: Like an alien writing a message in their own symbols and language, I moved my Apple Pencil over my iPad Pro expressing my inner impulses. To me the result shows my kinship with nature and the cosmos resembling an infrared view of a deep space nebula with roots. Zoom in to explore the intriguing textures and lines meandering like roots underground.
Description: This is the transparent version of "Related Separated", the composition I created then divided like we dissect the whole Creation for control and manipulation. Most do not remember that nothing is actually disconnected. This art reminds us we are still part of each other and can come together. See its companion piece “Diversity Joined”.
Description: I created this abstract to show differences working together. In its companion piece "Related Separated" I divide it into pieces like we dissect the whole Creation. Here is shown that nothing is actually disconnected. Compare the two to help remember we are still part of each other.
Description: I created an abstract then divided it like a puzzle like we dissect the whole Creation for control and manipulation. Most do not remember that nothing is actually disconnected. May this art help remember we are still part of each other. See its companion piece “Diversity Joined”.
