Mauri Valentine

Description: A close up of the "Boy Toy" collage.

Description: Final instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. The fish of Pisces swim opposite each other in a delicate dance.

Description: 15.00 Eleventh instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. The Maiden of Aquarius pours new life into a mountain valley.

Description: Tenth instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. Capricornus sits watching over the Babylonian ships.

Description: Ninth instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. The archer stands his ground yet acts quickly.

Description: Eighth instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. The imagination of Scorpius swirls the midnight sky.

Description: Seventh instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. Lustitia holds the balance of all she watches.

Description: Sixth instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. Virgo’s maiden of harvest bathes gracefully in the autumn sun.

Description: Fifth instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards, the proud lion of Leo stands guard.

Description: Fourth instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. This design features an island chain in the shape of Cancer’s crab symbol

Description: Third instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. This gemini card includes the twins Castor and Pollux that commonly represent the sign.

Description: Second instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. A symbol of power, the bull of Taurus is comfortable in their solitude and not to be disturbed by negative energy.

Description: First instillation in a series of Zodiac illustrations inspired by tarot cards. The kindness and boldness of the Aries Ram’s healthy masculinity guides it.

Description: Collage inspired by the words of Frank Ocean, using watercolor, ink and repurposed encyclopedias.