God Particle

A variation of a macrocosmic snowflake by Frater Achad with deities and prophets in the sephirot that I've been working with in my art since 1993. This 3D lenticular will be on display in June 2017 at La Luz De Jesus Gallery.

Schrödinger's Cat Cube #3: Felix The Cat and Sylvester

This is the third in a series of 15 lenticular 3D cubes. Each cube will feature 2 cats. Each cat will get 3 sides of the cube. One side the cat will be alive, one side the cat will be dead, and one side the cat will transition between life and death. This is based on the Schrödinger's cat thought experiment and will feature some of the world's most famous cats. Depending on how you roll will determine their fate... and what cat you get!

Here's cube #3, featuring Felix The Cat and Sylvester:

Schrödinger's Cat Cube #2: Top Cat and Tom Cat

This is the second in a series of 15 lenticular 3D cubes. Each cube will feature 2 cats. Each cat will get 3 sides of the cube. One side the cat will be alive, one side the cat will be dead, and one side the cat will transition between life and death. This is based on the Schrödinger's cat thought experiment and will feature some of the world's most famous cats. Depending on how you roll will determine their fate... and what cat you get!

Here's cube #2, featuring Top Cat and Tom Cat:

Schrödinger's Cat Cube #1: Heathcliff and Garfield

I've started a series of 15 lenticular 3D cubes. Each cube will feature 2 cats. Each cat will get 3 sides of the cube. One side the cat will be alive, one side the cat will be dead, and one side the cat will transition between life and death. This is based on the Schrödinger's cat thought experiment and will feature some of the world's most famous cats. Depending on how you roll will determine their fate... and what cat you get!

Here's cube #1, featuring Heathcliff and Garfield.

Pilot Wave

Although I'm not an Atheist, I thought an image of Albert Einstein riding the Flying Spaghetti monster hurling Schrodinger's Dice with Heathcliff and Garfield on them was a cool image to draw. To see a 3D lenticular version of this image, CLICK HERE.