Summit Melody is now available.
A quiet moment from the very end of Aki’s journey, released as my first limited edition print.
Only 10 will ever exist.
Each one includes a Certificate of Authenticity that I hand-number, sign, and seal in my studio.
16×24 inches · $98
Link in bio.
Summit Melody is my first limited edition print. Just 10
Releasing October 1st.
If you want early access, grab my free Aki wallpaper through the link below and you’ll also join my newsletter. I’ll be sending the release link there first.
Free Aki wallpaper → bit.ly/akismelody
Worlds in Worlds.
I created this piece in VR back in 2016, and ten years later it still feels like one of the most magical things I’ve ever made.
That’s what I love about creating in VR. You can build a world, step inside it, and then discover there’s another world waiting within it.
You Voted. I Made It.
You voted and Aki won, so I made you a new wallpaper.
Look Up just went out to my subscribers as the first free wallpaper drop.
Want to catch the next one? Sign up through the link in my bio and you'll get a free wallpaper to start, plus future drops.
Foggy Titan
We tend to fill the unknown with our own assumptions. Sometimes what seems frightening at first is simply something we haven't had the chance to understand yet.
Nothing Else
For a little while, there was nowhere else to be and nothing else to do.
Hot springs can be so incredibly relaxing. I've been lucky enough to experience quite a few around the world. I haven't shared one with a Japanese macaque yet, though.
One More Sip
I made this animation before my son was born. Now he does the exact same thing with lemon slices. Takes a bite, shivers, then goes right back for more.
Funny how life sometimes catches up with your art.
A Quiet Day
Not every good day needs to be an eventful one.
Fishing is a recurring subject in my paintings. I've actually never gone fishing myself, but the calmness and feeling I try to capture in these scenes is what I imagine it would be like.
It's still on my bucket list.
Hello, Giant
I've always been drawn to the idea of robots that can feel. Machines capable of empathy, curiosity, and a connection with the natural world.
Something man-made finding its place among something living.
There's something beautiful about that contrast.
More from the archives.
The Maker has been a repeating subject in my universe for a long time. It’s pretty wild seeing how 4 years of learning new pipelines transformed a single idea.
Photoshop ➔ After Effects ➔ Quill ➔ Quill (Animated)
Which stage feels most atmospheric to you?