ART PORTFOLIO

COSMIC COLLECTION

Inspiration:

I've always had a deep infatuation with the cosmos. Ever since I was young, I can recall looking up at the night sky and dreaming of one day uncovering what mysteries it holds. This collection is a tribute to my passion for both the universe and watercolour art.

Cosmic Queries

Watercolour, Gel Pen

Head Above Clouds

Watercolour, Pencil Crayon, Gel Pen

SEA SISTERS COLLECTION

Inspiration:

To me, the ocean seems so powerful and mysterious. Indeed, to date we still have only explored less than 5% of the Earth's oceans, leaving great probability for the unknown. I've chosen to represent this mystifying character of the ocean in both paintings of the Sea Sisters Collection.

Soul of a Koi

Watercolour, Pencil Crayon

Tearful Tentacles

Watercolour, Pencil Crayon

INKED-OUT COLLECTION

Inspiration:

The Inked-Out Collection is product of the ideas which come to me late at night. For me, inspiration comes at the most unpredictable of moments, which is why I keep a sketch pad on my nightstand.

Twisted Fool

Watercolour, Micron Ink Pen

*Inspired by Glass Animals

MoonCoon

Micron Ink Pen

Life Vine

Watercolour, Micron Ink Pen, Flower Petals

You Are My Universe

Micron Ink Pen

Phillip

Acrylic Paint

Fragile Crescent

Watercolour, Gel Pen

Reference Painting Used (Fragile Crescent)

Reference Image Used

In light of my interests of both art and machine learning, I played with a VGG convolutional neural network to create a portrait series generated entirely by artificial intelligence. Below are the results.

As you can see here, the machine learning model has applied Fragile Crescent's stylistic theme to the photo below. The product of this process I've called Star Dust.

ARTificial Intelligence:

Star Dust

Neural Network Generated Art Piece

ARTificial Intelligence:

Phillip Meets Me

Neural Network Generated Art Piece

Reference Painting Used (Phillip)

Reference Image Used

Above is the product of 'feeding' the model my painting Phillip and the pictured image of myself. Extracting the stylistic acrylic texture and applying this to the image, the model generated what I call Phillip Meets Me.

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