#cubist

[artificial-art-gallery]

[ootlaw]

Commission of my digital art turned physical. Can’t believe someone asked for this within a week of posting the illustration. They originally asked for a print, but I mentioned that I could also do a physical acrylic piece - sold!

As an established international artist now (< apply a sarcastic tone), my artwork is an exploration of pareidolia - the physiological phenomenon where the brain interprets random visual patterns as faces.

I start by freely drawing the black outlines, then add eyes, teeth, lips - wherever a face jumps out at me. Next, I add colour. I don’t really have an explanation for my colour choices; I just pick the ones that feel right. From there, I add more texture with patterns and lines.

And that’s it. That’s my process. Mind-blowing stuff, eh? Probably the next Picasso over here…

[ohnopicturesofanothercat]

Just to illustrate to you the difficulties of getting Bridget action shots for Caturday. She loves to roll around in her cubes, especially this black panther one, making them roll and tumble around with her. Add the laser pointer red star for her to pounce on from the cubes and she’ll keep going long after you’re kind of tired of it. I call her a cubist.

[skf-fineart]

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)

"La Femme-Fleur", 1946

[stanford-photography]

Flight of the Crimson Sail By Jeff Stanford, 2026 Buy prints of this image at: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/flight-of-the-crimson-sail-jeff-stanford.html or more of my images at: https://jeff-stanford.pixels.com/

[museoprivado]

Jacqueline con traje turco, Pablo Picasso, 1955.

[jareckiworld]

Gösta Diehl (1899-1964) — Human Wanderings [oil on canvas, 1954]

[germanpostwarmodern]

Jeanne Mammen, Der Jäger, 1939-42, Stadtmuseum Berlin. Photo taken in October 2025 at Kunstsammlung NRW, Düsseldorf.