Carter experienced burnout just before the pandemic and needed something new to break the cycle. Wanting to create rather than just consume, he started with a sketchpad and some sharpies. As he transitioned to working from home, he decided to decorate the walls of his bedroom-turned-home office. From there, he explored acrylic pour painting, 3D printing, sticker-making, and eventually digital art.
For him, art is a way to express himself and cope with everything going on around him. He creates what he wants to see, drawing inspiration from music, other artists, and those closest to him. He's always happy when others enjoy his creations.
These designs are part of a 1000-piece series he began to help himself move from grieving back to living.
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