Raspberry Haze
Blueberry Haze
Cherry Kush
Golden Haze
Cotton Candy Kush
Fireworks Diesel
Romulan
Devils Lettuce
Orange Soda
Blue Dream
Blue Baby
Silver Haze
Flurr
Smoked Fish
“These pastel, oil paint, and acrylic artworks featuring fish enjoying a smoke delicately intertwine humor with deeper cultural reflections. Its significance in contemporary American culture stems from its ability to gently challenge norms while embracing individual expression and countercultural themes within art. This piece invites dialogue about freedom, perception, and evolving societal attitudes by playfully blending whimsy and cultural commentary. Its remarkable quality lies in its thought-provoking nature and its universal charm – the undeniable ability to consistently bring a smile to those who encounter it, thereby illustrating the inclusive and joyous side of artistic exploration within our cultural mosaic.”
If you are interested in purchasing one of the Smokes Fish, please contact me directly.
Raspberry Haze, 24 x 30" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Blueberry Haze, 24 x 30" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Cherry Kush, 24 x 30" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Golden Haze, 24 x 30" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Cotton Candy Kush, 30 x 24" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Fireworks Diesel, 30 x 24"
Orange Soda, 24 x 30" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Vapor Wave Dream, 30 x 24" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Devils Lettuce, 30 x 24" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Romulan, 24 x 30" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Blue Dream, 24 x 30" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Blue Baby, 30 x 24" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Silver Haze, 24 x 30" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
Kiawah Dreaming, 24 x 24" (SOLD)
Flurr, 24" x 30" (Available through SCAD Fine Art Sales)
How it began…
“2021, I started my first year at Savannah College of Art and Design. I was sitting in my freshman DRAW 100 class, daydreaming and sketching a beta fish during gesture review. The class erupted with laughter when someone’s drawing looked like a kid smoking a blunt. I smiled as the artist argued that it was supposed to be chapstick. I smiled and decided that would be the perfect thing to add to my sketch: Raspberry Haze. Since then, I have continued the series over 2 years around school and work. I can't tell you how amazing it is watching people smile when they see my work.”