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I've often wondered about how the night sky looked to Van Gogh when he painted 'Starry Night.'

This is an homage to him, and to his painting, one of my all time favorites. We see him standing here, looking up at the night sky...probably in awe, as he wondered how he would capture the beauty he saw. As well, this was the view from the sanitarium he was staying at, as it's well known that the poor guy was quite mentally troubled. It seems to be fact that he painted this during the day within the asylum.

I wanted this piece to be somewhat magical and fantastic, not just a normal night painting. Hence the large moon, large stars, transparent clouds etc., yet keeping a mostly realistic feel to it.

If you see the original painting, you see so much motion...it's as if he saw the vibration and turbulence happening all around him, as if he wanted to...

I am dedicated to the transformative power of creativity. This power has changed my life many times over, having worked in nearly every industry as a professional artist. This power and immense privilege has allowed me to truly explore my deepest desires to create and manifest dreams into reality, as well as showing others how to do the same. My journey as a professional artist has led me to work on multi-billion dollar films as a conceptual artist and art director, such as Avengers:Infinity War, Spiderman: Homecoming and Beauty and the Beast. As an animator on The Simpsons television show, I was able to explore my first love for traditional animation, and of course, comedy and satire:) As a product designer for 20th Century Fox's...