36x24 Acrylic on canvas

Music & Culture

I've created a growing series of paintings featuring the iconic music artist Andre Benjamin, also known as Andre 3000, one half of the Grammy-nominated group Outkast from Atlanta. The first painting in the series, titled "Tres Pilas" captures Andre in a unique blue tone against a striking yellow background. This piece, measuring 36 inches wide by 24 inches tall, showcases Andre wearing a stylish fedora, rendered in acrylic on canvas. The vibrant colors and dynamic composition reflect the energy and creativity that Andre 3000 brings to his music and persona. This painting was quickly snapped up by an eager collector, underscoring its appeal and the resonance of Andre's image with art enthusiasts. The second painting in the series simply titled, "Andre 3000" portrays Andre in a highly realistic style, donning a beret and an outfit with bold black and orange stripes. Measuring 12 inches wide by 36 inches tall, this piece stands out for its meticulous attention to detail and lifelike representation. Fans of Andre 3000 often find themselves drawn to this painting, appreciating the way it captures his unique fashion sense and charismatic presence. Like its predecessor, this artwork was also purchased by a dedicated collector, highlighting the strong connection between Andre's fans and the visual art that celebrates his influence and legacy.

40x24 Acrylic on canvas

Music & Culture

"The DJ" captures the vibrant energy of a live music performance through its dynamic composition and meticulous detail. The painting features a DJ on a turntable, spinning two albums with sleeves rolled up, highlighting the definition in his forearms and hands. This focus on the physicality of the DJ emphasizes the intensity and skill involved in his craft. The background, a vibrant green, adds to the sense of movement and excitement, drawing the viewer into the scene. Despite the DJ's face being unseen, the painting powerfully conveys the atmosphere of an energetic performance. The viewer can easily imagine the DJ's passionate engagement with the music, fueled by the electric ambiance of the setting. The combination of the vivid green background and the detailed depiction of the DJ's hands and arms creates a striking visual narrative, celebrating the artistry and dynamism of the DJ's role in shaping the musical experience.

12x24 Acrylic on canvas

Music & Culture

I've created a growing series of paintings featuring the iconic music artist Andre Benjamin, also known as Andre 3000, one half of the Grammy-nominated group Outkast from Atlanta. The first painting in the series, titled "Tres Pilas" captures Andre in a unique blue tone against a striking yellow background. This piece, measuring 36 inches wide by 24 inches tall, showcases Andre wearing a stylish fedora, rendered in acrylic on canvas. The vibrant colors and dynamic composition reflect the energy and creativity that Andre 3000 brings to his music and persona. This painting was quickly snapped up by an eager collector, underscoring its appeal and the resonance of Andre's image with art enthusiasts. The second painting in the series simply titled, "Andre 3000" portrays Andre in a highly realistic style, donning a beret and an outfit with bold black and orange stripes. Measuring 12 inches wide by 36 inches tall, this piece stands out for its meticulous attention to detail and lifelike representation. Fans of Andre 3000 often find themselves drawn to this painting, appreciating the way it captures his unique fashion sense and charismatic presence. Like its predecessor, this artwork was also purchased by a dedicated collector, highlighting the strong connection between Andre's fans and the visual art that celebrates his influence and legacy.

Acrylic on Canvas

Music & Culture

The Brothers Johnson is painted to reveal differently under black light. What you see in daylight is only half the story; under UV the painting transforms entirely. This duality is intentional — a metaphor built into the medium itself.

Acrylic on Canvas

Music & Culture

DJ Noel joins The DJ in the Music & Culture collection — a portrait of a DJ in his element, locked in, the crowd invisible but present in the energy of the piece.