Rec Affect Band Merch

Description: Contains the lyrics to By the Lake by Rec Affect

Description: Rec Affect frontman

Description: Band Merch for Rec Affect. Limited edition

Description: The Rec Affect skull with lyrics from Better by the Lake song. The song is on the Saturday EP

Description: Skull and lyrics

Description: Skull with song lyrics for Better by the Lake by Rec Affect

Description: Stage shot of Rec Affect with limited edition logo

Description: Skull image contains some of the lyrics for Better by the Lake. Also contains the Rec Affect logo. Limited edition.

Description: Kaleidoscopic image of a vintage car

Description: Collaboration between Cooli Ooli and Rec Affect

Description: Jake Jones front man of indie punk rock band, Rec Affect.

Description: All proceeds go to the musicians in this great band

Description: Rec Affect Official Merchandise. This image is the official Single Artwork for Rec Affect's new single, Criminal.

Description: Band shirt for Sly Red Cat. Single cover for Economy Sized Dream. All proceeds go to Sly Red Cat https://music.apple.com/us/album/economy-size-dream/1709457765?i=1709458186

Description: This started out as a painted pumpkin. I painted this one on canvas, which I’ve heard is longer lasting than a living pumpkin. I got engrossed in the geometric shapes the lines caused when the intersected.

Description: A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle. The definitive painting by SplatterMarks

Description: Aerial view of Malibu beach, painted digitally using over 5,000 individual brushstrokes in Procreate

Description: In collaboration with Liverpool based Avant-Garde artist, Sean Limbert. He sent me the pencil sketch and I brought color a depth to it. Remembering an acid experiment back in my student days, I wanted all the lines to be colors.

Description: I drew a doodle at work on my notepad. I was thinking about all the facets of a man's face at the time. Later I used color to bring out the depth to the portrait. I enjoyed the freedom that this method of drawing a single line without breaks, in which I'm forced to continue till the end without any editing or allowing for second thoughts. It reminds me of the automatic writing used by the dada movement in the early 20th century.

Description: This watercolor on canvas painting by Mark Young aka Splattermarks, depicts a solitary couple walking down the darkened streets of a Japanese Food market. The style is reminiscent of a Cezanne or one of Picasso's Blue Period Paintings.

Description: Watercolor group portrait of that brief moment in time when the best of them got together and recorded what was to become their first album and sadly, Roy Orbison's last recordings.

Description: This cartoon started off as one character, then it evolved into a crowd.

Description: A terrified little girl huddling in the corner wearing her child issue gasmask.

Description: Semi abstract portrait of a successful man, doing his poker face and ignoring the odds.

Description: This was the only funny scene in the movie, Signs by M. Night Shamalan and I just had to capture it in paint

Description: A Woman needs a man like a Fish needs a Bicycle

Description: I made this at the beginning of the lockdown. I slice of streetlife with nothing open

Description: The two guided missiles turned into a large sperm whale and a rather surprised looking bowl of petunias

Description: I used to be afraid of ruining a painting surface but doing a continuous single line frees up the process and adds something automatic to the whole thing.

Description: Influenced by L.S.Lowry’s crowd scenes of yesteryear. This new painting is based in Downtown Los Angeles.

Description: This one comes from my disgust at the way Americans attack each other over their political differences, rather than listen they shout over each other and learn nothing.

Description: An unedited picture from my drawing board

Description: This was a commission from an avid gamer of a popular Sniper game. His tag is The Mechanic. He’s a badass!

Description: Imagine if you were a fish, having to ride a bicycle through a scorching hot desert. I wanted to express exasperation in a simple painting.

Description: Ralph Steadman has always been a great influence in my artwork style. He's on I did in honor of the great man.

Description: Ever had one of those days? Here’s my interpretation of Lucky from Waiting for Godot, no shoes and a broken umbrella.