Serpent | 12X12 on Board

In the artist's words

A serpent from a world just like ours — except the ice cream cones grow on the trees.

If you have questions about the piece, feel free to message — happy to talk about it.

Robot human hybrid description

A close-up portrait of a pink serpent, its wide flat head filling most of the frame. Two green eyes — mismatched in size, with small square pupils — stare outward with a dazed, gentle expression. Two glowing antenna-like protrusions extend from the top of its head, each tipped with a point of white light.

The background is scattered with teal-grey stone fragments and clusters of blue and yellow flowers — the blooms loose and painterly, rendered in broad strokes. The palette is soft: dusty rose and mauve for the snake's skin, olive and chartreuse for the eyes, cool grey for the ground beneath it.

The mood is odd and quiet — not threatening, not cutesy. It sits in that specific zone of creature art that appeals to people who love fantasy with a straight face: no winking, no cartoon exaggeration, just a strange animal existing in its strange world.

Works well for people who collect weird-good fantasy illustration, fans of creature design, or anyone furnishing a space that leans into the curious and the uncanny.

I mount these prints in my studio. Here are some features of the parts used:

• Archival cotton print
• Mounted to cradled art board
• Board is hand-cleaned and painted
• Hanging hardware included
• Sealed with brushed-on varnish