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He's got lumberjack energy and eyes like dusk in the pines.

You hear him before you see him—slow steps, soft breath, the forest holding still. And then, there he is. Not a myth. Just a man. A lot of man. Bigfoot keeps it wild and woodsy. Quiet type. Rugged type. The type who’ll build you a cabin with his bare hands and carry you inside like it’s nothing.

Art by P.SARDAR (1932-1994) Sardar Patel

Prints Available: 084829 29256

Client Project (Freelance Work)

Client - IMH (Singapore)

Project: Beyond Production 2026 planner

Tools: Affinity Designer

This artwork is about putting the pieces back together — not just visually, but emotionally. The mandala in the center feels like my attempt to find balance and peace within myself. It’s made up of cutouts from magazines, which I chose because they represent bits and pieces of life — things I’ve seen, felt, or experienced that all play a role in who I’m becoming. 

The little hand-drawn figures connected by strings are kind of like reminders that I’m not walking through this alone. Even when I feel isolated, there are still invisible threads linking me to others — whether it's memories, past conversations, or the people still with me now. That idea gives me comfort. 

I added the moon faintly in the background because to me, it stands for hope — something quiet and steady, even when everything else feels uncertain. It’s not always bright or obvious, but it’s there. 

And then there’s the rough, grunge-like texture underneath it all. That part feels messy and imperfect, and honestly, that’s intentional. Recovery isn’t clean or linear. It’s complicated, emotional, sometimes frustrating — but it's real. Even with all that chaos, I’m still creating something meaningful. 

Alien royalty. Gender? Yes.

A soft humming in the fog. The glow hits you first, then the shimmer of metallic robes. They tilt their head, and it’s not a threat. It’s an invitation.

Flatwoods Monster is all grace, no gravity. Drenched in mystery and high fashion. Cosmic nonbinary glam with a side of "beam me up, babe."