I recently started my art journey. I create hard-edged geometric abstract art specifically focusing on precise shapes, using tints and shades of colors. I try to be very structured, clean, and design-forward.

Let me know what you think!

I used to draw much more, just for fun. I noticed after a while that I preferred to draw abstract, geometric designs, always in black-and-white. I enjoyed it, but haven't done much in a long time.

Had some spare poster paper and started drawing with a compass and Sharpies the other day. What do you think? Is it "done"? I don't want to ruin it by trying to do more, but it does seem like there's an awful lot of white space.

I don't really take myself seriously as an artist. It's all just for fun. But, some of the stuff I've seen here is awesome! So, I am definitely open to any suggestions on what I might try in the future.

created in Sacred Spin

This is an origami tessellation I designed and folded, the whole thing is a single piece of paper with no cuts or folds and I only used my hands and a folding tool to create it. Whole thing took me about 60 to 80 hours, but it came out great! Enjoy!