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Creativity is a muscle we need to exercise.

Every day or so, I like to concept in the morning with coffee, doodle during lunch, and execute the idea after work wraps up.
I set a timeframe to stick to and post the piece (no matter what stage it’s in) once the timer goes off.

If there’s ever a gap in my posts it’s because I’m learning something new or working on a more detailed project.

Feel free to explore here or look through my updates on Instagram or Procreate.

Palmy: something that is flourishing or marked by prosperity, or something that is abounding in or bearing palms. #wordoftheday #palmy #design #graphicdesign #typography #midjourney #midjourneyart #midjourneyai #photoshop #photoshopedit #artoftheday
Harbinger: something that foreshadows, or gives an early indication of, something that will happen in the future. Here’s some versions from @merriamwebster ‘s word of the day from Thursday. Some really interesting results generated from
Demure: When describing something observed, such as clothing or an attitude, demure means "not attracting or demanding a lot of attention," making it a synonym of reserved and modest. When used to describe a person—it's usually applie
Abstain: to abstain from something is to choose to not do or have that thing. This was based on the word of the day from yesterday @merriamwebster . I had a blast generating these puppets in midjourney. I cracked myself up with this one. Which pupp
Fallible means “capable of making mistakes or being wrong.” #wordoftheday #fallible #midjourney #midjourneyart #midjourneyai #adobeillustrator #typography #design #designer #artdirector
Bellwether: refers to someone or something that leads others or shows what will happen in the future—in other words, a leader or a trendsetter. Goofed around with these, still trying my best to do a daily creative exercise with the word of the
Redound: a formal word that when paired with to means “to have a particular result.” It is often used in one of two idioms: “It redounds to someone's credit/honor” is used to say that a person deserves credit/respect for havin
Disingenuous: is a formal word that describes things, such as speech or behavior, that give a false appearance of being honest or sincere. Similarly, a person who is being disingenuous may seem sincere, but is in fact only pretending to be open and c
Gauntlet: first used in English to refer to the reinforced glove worn with a suit of armor in the Middle Ages. Gauntlet later came to refer to any long, heavy glove worn to protect the hand, as well as to an open challenge to an argument, fight, comp
Upbraid: To upbraid someone is to speak to them in an angry or critical way in response to something they have done wrong—in other words, to scold them. Forgot to post this two days ago. #wordoftheday #design #designer #artdirector #midjourne
Copacetic: (less commonly spelled copasetic or copesetic) describes things that are very satisfactory. Played around with midjourney again and made a collage that feels like an album cover. #wordoftheday #midjourney #midjourneyart #ai #aiart #aiart
So the word of the day was embargo, but @chriszerb suggested I do the word philistine. Philistine:noun 1: a native or inhabitant of ancient Philistia 2 (often not capitalized) a: a person who is guided by materialism and is usually disdainful of in
JUMBO SHRIMP. While working on my last post, I started thinking about different oxymorons and how I could illustrate them. Jumbo shrimp came to mind, naturally I thought of a huge mech suit. Then I thought it’d make a rad anime or manga, so th
An oxymoron is a combination of words that have opposite or very different meanings, such as “cruel kindness” or “open secret.” In broader usage, oxymoron can also refer to something (such as a concept) that is made up of cont
The noun myriad is usually followed by of and means “a great number,” as in “a myriad of possibilities.” It is also common as an adjective meaning “very many” or “both numerous and diverse,” as in &ldqu
Quiescent: a formal word that describes things that are quiet, inactive, or in a state of peaceful rest. In medical contexts it describes a condition that is not currently developing or causing symptoms, as in “a quiescent disease/virus.”
Duplicity: a formal word that refers to dishonest behavior meant to trick or deceive someone. #wordoftheday #design #designer #graphicdesigners #typography #artdirector #photoshop #gradient