Vicious: Brute
A vector created from Cowboy Bebop artwork for a minitokyo.net walling contest. There is a part of Vicious in all of us. Source Art: Cowboy Bebop

Lady Death
Death is responsible for navigating the dead on their journey to the afterlife. What if the outcome of our lives is already pre-determined and we have no free will? Source Art: Chris Bachalo

The Great Below
Inspired by George Alec Effinger's novel "When Gravity Fails"; is concerned with a dystopian future in which escapisms are procured via cerebral modifications. Source Art: Hiroki Mafuyu

Terminal State
I am amazed at how after thousands of years the human race continues to de-evolve and engage on a downward spiral. Is there any hope that the we can evolve? Source Art: Benjamin

Passage to the Garden of Eden
If offered the opportunity of embarking in a life of "complete happiness" would you comply and if so what would you give up? Your freedom or perhaps your soul? Source Art: Ayami Kojima

The Human Condition
A wallpaper I made for my sister, Sarah; is concerned with both the positive and negative aspects of life experiences. Is self-actualization even truly possible? Source Art: Leiji Matsumoto

Self Rumination
Perhaps we have to hit absolute "rock bottom" to conquer our fears and break free from the shackles of our minds that imprison us. Source Art: Tool

Cinggis Qayan
Temujin Borjigin later known as Cinggis Qayan was the greatest conqueror and leader in history. I wonder what Cinggis Qayan would think of our modern day leaders. Source Art: Tentacle Eye

A Call to Arms
A wallpaper made to promote kuroimisa's "Minitokyo Knockout 2010 Competition" which 24 combatants battle for supremacy and a Kunie Kanbara art-book. Source Art: Kunie Kanbara

Could I Stay the Honest One?
My round 1 entry for kuroimisa's contest with a theme of "welcome to my world"; offers a glimpse into a girl's world and her emotions via atmosphere. Source Art: Kazuko Taniguchi

The Moirae: Lachesis
Submission for the "AP Clash" is concerned with the Fate, Lachesis whom measures the thread of life which dictates the length of each human's lifespan. Source Art: Mamoru Nagano