by Will Cottrell | Jul 4, 2025 | Digital Art, Myths & Masks
Daemons Inspired by the intimacy of Lee Jeffries’ portraits and the metaphysical world of Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials, Daemons reimagines homeless men as mythic figures—humans whose daemon companions are not lost but visible, fused into their very being. Each...
by Will Cottrell | Jul 4, 2025 | Bamboo Art, Myths & Masks
Skeleton Woman Inspired by the Inuit myth of the same name, Skeleton Woman speaks to the possibility of return—from death, from abandonment, from the deep. In the story, a woman’s skeleton lies forgotten on the ocean floor until a fisherman, moved by compassion, draws...
by Will Cottrell | Jul 4, 2025 | Digital Art, Myths & Masks
Satyr In Greek mythology, satyrs were wild, lusty woodland spirits embodying revelry, desire, and mischief. In this piece, the satyr is reimagined not in the forest but on the pavement, caught mid-strut like a familiar Friday night apparition. Floral patterns wrap the...
by Will Cottrell | Jul 4, 2025 | Bamboo Art, Psyche Architecture
Bone Clock I’m interested in how the past speaks to us beyond our conventional metrics of minutes and years, but as something much, much older. Bone Clock is made of bamboo bones – bamboo poles split longitudinally to reveal the interior node walls. The bones form a...
by Will Cottrell | Jul 4, 2025 | Digital Art, Psyche Architecture
Anima A looming, goddess-like figure emerges from a wallpapered dreamscape — floral, yet funereal. Rendered in deep blacks and fiery oranges, she echoes Kali: fierce, unflinching, and transformative. This is anima not as muse, but as shadow — the eternal feminine in...
