Dim Planet Graphics

Full on silly psychedelia, and trying out a few different brushes. Soon to be available in the shop, if that's your cup of tea!

This has been, in many ways, a guiding principle both in art and life. Therr is something inherently absurd in the very fact of our existence. This is something to embrace and find joy in, not to mourn.

Sometimes a pop art piece is just a pop art piece.

Using some background fill on this one, this was based on a nightmare I had when I was a little kid- what was behind the closed door was much less colorful and much more threatening, however.

The name Swamp Devil came to mind while I was adding color to this interesting fellow. Starting off as a warmup, he kind of took on a life of his own, haunting the deepest recesses of the Everglades.

An old Buddhist inspired art piece, I was playing with the shading tool on this one and kind of liked the result! This might end up on our next launch too, perhaps with a little fine tuning. A piece is never completed, only abandoned, as Da Vinci once said!
-Jake

Pleased to meet you- hope you guessed my name!
Just another Devil doodle.

Happy first day of November! Looking forward to a wonderful month ahead, and more art to come. Rabbit rabbit!
Here I tried to give Buddha a stone texture with some fun 60s colors- besides, old Siddhartha always struck me as a bass playing type of guy.

You may be cool, but are you green woman who follows Dim Planet Graphics cool? Well, you may not be green (...are you?) but you too can attain this level of cool. We've just launched some new products, just in time for the upcoming holiday madness! Check out our newly added line of shirts- more to follow!

And one more thing- Happy Halloween, Happy Samhain, and have a wonderful fall! Thank you for your support, your patronage and support means worlds (No pun intended) to us here on the Dim Planet! Check us out at the link below:

https://dimplanetgraphicsart.etsy.com

There's an Andy Warhol's Frankenstein- so why not an Andy Warhol's She-Hulk? Sometimes weird little doodles take on a life of their own.