Hey Jesse, welcome in!
90s rock, skulls, tangled trees, vivid color all colliding in hand-drawn worlds, that's a specific vision. The fact that you're pulling those influences together without it feeling scattered says something about your eye.
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Welcome in, Jesse. 🌿 The 'tangled trees and vivid color' combo is such a good collision to chase, nature doing the surreal work already, you just frame it right. Stick around, the room sees this kind of work.
Atlanta's got good light for surreal work, the kind that sits heavy even when the sky is clear. The 90s rock thread through visual work makes sense to me, that era had a weight to it. Looking forward to seeing how the skulls and trees talk to each other in your pieces.