TrishAbyss

Description: A kinda cute, kinda silly vector I made depicting the relationship between the observed and the observer.

Description: I captured this summery close-up of the funny yellow pom-pom flowers in my neighbourhood!

Description: A blacklight photograph I took of summer flowers! Looks spooky...

Description: This is a photograph I took of a really purple flower growing in my backyard!

Description: A photograph I took of the beautiful purpley Bell Flowers blooming in my backyard!

Description: Vancouver Chinatown street photography of the tall Gingko trees and fancy signs found on Pender St. Stylized by reducing colors to a pale green and deep magenta!

Description: A special photograph I took capturing the Big Dragon Energy of Chinatown (and the Downtown Eastside) in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Description: "The flapping of the wings of a butterfly can be felt on the other side of the world."

Description: Quintessentially summer scene of dreamy blue skies, bright yellow sunflowers and busy bees.

Description: Amethyst: popular purple quartz and February birthstone.

Description: Golden yellow snail shell resting on the perfect petals of a baby blue hydrangea blossom in soft light.

Description: This banana is totally unhinged! And hand-painted in watercolor.

Description: Octopus Ice Cream Cone

Description: An adorable bird silhouette cut out from a cute, simple patterned background in periwinkle, brown, and green tones.

Description: An adorable bird silhouette cut out from a cute, simple patterned background in periwinkle and brown tones.

Description: 12-point Mandala pattern design in dusky hues.

Description: A giant silk moth in hand, which singed its wing flying by a flame.

Description: An adorable bird silhouette cut out from a cute, simple patterned background in pink and brown tones.

Description: Seeing Eye Pyramid holding Mystical Knowledge

Description: The iridescent Scarab at Dusk uses the Milky Way as its natural compass in the night sky.

Description: The iridescent Scarab at Twilight uses the Milky Way as its natural compass in the night sky!