When doing logo design I generally prefer to have it be a combo of simple but visually captivating. Monochrome has the benefit of also allowing easy background removal for SVG files. 

This was just an attempt at some typography. I choose the letter P because it is by far the best letter in the English alphabet. 

This was designed with a fictional safety supply company in mind. I imagined the marketing department wanting something simple, that caught the attention of the eye, but also has subtle 3d looks. 

I genuinely love brutalist architecture. This seamless pattern tiles nicely.

When I make the book covers that I put on Pixabay, I generally use the 2:3 aspect ratio since most books are printed in 6"x9". This one is made on Midjourney. 

If you render this for VR you can look around inside the photo. 

Simple enough for me. This one is also available on Pixabay.

When it comes to paint, whether digital or physical, I like it thick. This is a seamless pattern available on Spoonflower.

This is a camo pattern that I made as a seamless pattern and have listed on Spoonflower.

This is simply a digital piece that made as a tribute to Cyber Command and put it on Redbubble.

This particular piece was done entirely by AI on the music, then I used ChatGPT for the thumbnail and did some very basic and honestly annoying edits with CapCut. This one was also published to Pixabay.

This track is the Hail Mary in Chinese. On this particular track I was able to find the prayer, then used generative AI to make several outputs. I then took the prayer and had ChatGPT write out how it should sound only using English phonetics. I then listened to the outputs until I had one that matched how it should be pronounced. 

This piece was generated in Suno, edited in Audacity, and uploaded to Kaiber which made the video based off of the music and my prompts. I chose 1:1 ratio because on mobile I prefer how this looks when not in full screen. 

This bookmark was designed for use as a bookmark. It was made in Midjourney and Canva.