Seb Gower Art

Inspired by primal, colorful art. The bigger the surface, the better. For motivation: I use the light outside, nature and fresh air. 🔥 My dream is to spread vitality and joy in this world. ❤️ I'd love to have you join my journey. Studio: New Zealand.

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It’s honest work

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We also had some guys from school who did art and tried real hard.

Layer #2 landed sweet. It’s landed perfectly in the pocket we were hoping for. Current guess: 4-6 more layers.

#makeart #spreadlove

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The focus is on color, serenity, and blending the modern with the traditional.

This harbour is in the centre of Hong Kong.

Pricey yachts dot the horizon while the fishing boats rest in the foreground.

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A box to stand on would be 🔥

#art

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Slip, slop, slap 🧴☀️😎

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They’re the harshest and kindest critics.

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Find it, feed it, blow it up. That’s the key to a happy quest. #findyourthing

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Long term joy is build on many, many small+safe interactions with your craft. Stay healthy, team. #protectyourself #safetyfirst

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Your past-self thought was an excellent idea. That belief may now just be shackles.

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It could also just be due to the raw pleasure of it.

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Do it until you’re really, really, really good at it.

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Sometimes we look at a painting. Sometimes the painting looks back

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Outrageously wild 🔥 It’s an #ambigram

#Ambigrams are sneaky.

The brain recognizes patterns and adapts to visual anomalies, prompting a reevaluation of familiar shapes.

This scandalous shift from confusion to comprehension reinforces our brain's ability to adapt and interpret complex stimuli.

It’s a spicy interplay between perception, cognition, and creativity.

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Hold your popcorn. This is going to be outrageous.

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FINAL Layer 🌸 Dahlias

Taking the plunge on winter’s shortest day here in NZ. The art couldn't be more colorful, and the pool couldn't be colder. It's bittersweet to say: This is Dahlia's final layer. I'm thrilled with where we’ve ended up. It’s something special, and working with this kind of texture has been a wild thrill.