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While listening to his music a lot while creating my art, Kurt Cobain has many paintings that I love especially two of his paintings he included on his album covers “Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings”

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Takashi Murakami is a Japanese artist I have been highly influenced for a while but these almost distorted characters really caught my eye this semester

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My piece that was displayed for our Chrysalis 3rd year art exhibition.

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Malgorzata Kmiec is a digital artist who creates character she has created in her head. I have only recently started experimented with digital art and want to continue to do so.

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Enrique Enn another great artist using an element I use like spray paint on canvas.

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Peter Anton is an artist who creates hyper realistic sculptures of food but at a much larger scale. This is very similar to the donut I made but I could take inspiration from Peter Anton and maybe play with the scale of my sculptures.

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A selection of prints from artist Ben Rider that’s I really like. Want to include print more into my studio work in the future

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George Condo another artist I love and has influenced my characters

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One of the many collaborative pieces made from two artists who highly influence my artwork. Andy Warhol and Jean Michel Basquiat

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Art inspiration

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From the book “Come Together” The rise of contemporary Art and Design by Francesco Sampinato

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Christina Quarles paintings

Inspiration paintings

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Sculpture ideas

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Amazing animation by William Kentridge by charcoal drawing he erases and redraws to make these short films

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Idea: Have my painting on the wall with a QR code to a video that I could make of my character animated to be moving in some way. The viewer would see my painting come to life through animation.

koishi eats a donut

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