The Abstract Octopuses Series

My work draws inspiration from one of the ocean's most fascinating creatures: the octopus. Known for their cleverness and versatility, octopuses can adapt in an instant, fitting seamlessly into any situation. They exhibit an extraordinary ability to go with the flow, yet their emotions are transparent—if they like you, you'll know, and if they don't, you'll know even sooner.

The brevity of their lives underscores the urgency to make the most of every moment, a sentiment echoed in my art. With three hearts, they symbolize boundless love, a theme I strive to infuse into my work. I aim to raise awareness about these incredible, almost alien-like beings that share our planet.

On a more personal note, my art is a celebration of the inner child, a testament to my love for vibrant colors and playful energy. Colors are synonymous with joy for me, and through my creations, I endeavor to evoke that same sense of youthful exuberance in others. I want to remind viewers that no matter our age, there's always room for playfulness and wonder.

Ultimately, my art is about connection—connecting to the child within, to the joy of colors, and to the diverse life forms we share this world with. I invite you to experience this playful, colorful journey and to feel a renewed sense of youth and interconnectedness.

Abstract Octopus

Created in 2025, these octopuses combine styles with my new abstract work.

Watercolor 18x24.

Prints available.

Sparkling Octopus

These sparkly octopuses were created in 2024. The watercolor paints actually shimmer and shine. You can see videos here demonstrating their awesomeness.

The three on the bottom were commissions based off the blue one.

Watercolor 9x12.

Prints and commissions available.

Blue and Orange Octopuses

These abstract blue octopuses were painted in 2023, the orange in 2024.

Watercolor 18 x 24 (blue) and 9 x 12 (orange).

Prints and commissions available.

Purple Abstract Octopuses

These purple octopus tentacle paintings are what started it all in 2020.

Watercolor 18 x 24.

Prints and commissions available.