Sometimes ya just gota do it!

Kind of a speed freestyle piece, the thing that draws me to this technique is that even the artist isn't sure exactly how the painting will evolve, and from start to finish you find that you learn alot from the mistakes, which also prove to be a very big part in the outcome as alot of the things that happen arn't so much purposeful, these usually make the piece. Also trialing different approaches and effects are inevitable, leading you in different directions which would most likely be different compared to a planed painting.. And really its just alot of fun!

Step into the realm!

I've been admiring the work of the pros at the forefront of the graffiti movement (well the dudes that are mostly in the spot light) and the work they've been producing and pushing for a long time now, and finally i decided that they can't keep having all the fun themselves. So heres my own take on the 'diamondism' style which i've adapted as 'trianglularism' this piece is actually pretty small so the detail had to be super on point and also is a freestyle! Best way to work experimentally i've found. Full influence from  Askew  Vans the Omega and Sofles One  Tmd Gota step up sometimes, step into the realm.

Sleep with ya third eye open!

This phrase comes off of a track from Wordsmith, ( apologies as I'm not sure what the track is called, would have liked to post it alongside) I found it completely relevant to the way my mind works, i tend to wake up suddenly in the mornings with a whole repertoire of new ideas, as if while I'm sleeping my conscious is planning out new concepts to paint. I love it, that's my third eye at work and i really appreciate it, not many people get this skill so those that do should make the most of it but anyways this here is an amalgamation of ideas that i awoke to this week...

Kieos 198

Just a quick jam!