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Visual Art

The Fool tarot card painted on a large canvas in a watery style with gold leaf detail.
Stained glass painting of a fish leaned up against a window, catching natural light through it.
Self portrait of Riley holding a chicken. Drawn in charcoal.
Fabric study of a period dress drawn with graphite on toned paper.
A cartoon mushroom with a little smile and eyes sits. They hold a small sunflower in their hand.
Digital album cover for "Dreamland by Glass Animals." Pictured a person with headphones and glasses.
Digital album tracklist for "Dreamland" Pictured an old television with static with the list inside.
Digital booklet insert spread for Dreamland by Glass Animals. It a collage of the album's symbols.
A painting on a reflective orb on canvas. Buildings and people warp around it.
Figure drawing portrait study. The person drawn wears a mask, has bright eyes, and wavy hair.
Digital project of a New York Post newspaper with lyrics from the show Murder Ballad.
A realistically painted swimming emerges from an abstract water, their hands on their goggles.
Digital album cover for "Songs of the SMP." Pictured is a bench, a music box, and landscape.
Digital album tracklist for "Songs of the SMP." Pictured is an ender portal from Minecraft.
Digital booklet insert spread for Songs of the SMP by Derivikat. It shows the Nether from Minecraft.
A paper collage arranged to show a bagel on a red plate with pink cream cheese.
Figure drawing study done in charcoal. A nude figure lies on the ground with their legs on a chair.
A landscape painting, complete with clouds, mountains, sky, rocks, water, and trees.
Lyrical art reads: "Does 85 still feel slow to you?" and it depicts a road at night.
A painted scale cardboard model of the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars sits on top of two stools.
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