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a digital painting of a black dog, snarling and glaring to the right through its eyebrows. there is a pair of disembodied hands at the bottom of the image, holding a pile of soil with a winding jalapeño plant growing out of it, and it’s leaves are filling up empty space. there is another hand at the top left which is touching something solid but undisclosed. the background colour is a blood red. there is a top border of simple light blue gardening tools, with a pale yellow background.
a landscape digital painting of a white lurcher laying on a brown cushion on the floor. the floor is a gray tile and the wall is a cream beige. the border underneath is a celtic interlaced design that is chartreuse in colour, with a bright blue band and two yellow stars on either side.

(left) some sort of god holds steady in the rust

december 2025.

(above) namesake

april 2026.

a wild white pony in an oval border. the pony is looking back at the camera. the border contains two tulips on either side, surrounded by four white snakes with brown patterns. the moon cycle is above. below are the words ‘it was everything to me’.
a digital collage, to which a folk digital border of leaves and red accents on an off white background, circles around a scanned-in film image of the norwegian fjords. the mountains are dwarfing a collection of red and white homes on the water, looming like an omnipresent being over humanity. the words ‘the self is our God’ is written within the border, in a gothic font.
an image of a sheep being stroked on the head. there is a border of blue and red, which is then bordered by decorative nasturtiums with orange flowers. the main colour is brown. the words: i could hold you with both hands, are written in a swirly white font and bordered with the same red as the border.

(left) it was everything to me

march 2025.

(middle) the self is our god

february 2026.

(right) i could hold you with both hands

may 2025.

daisillu! written with four letters above and below each other. There is a large exclamation mark on the right with a star.

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