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“Out of Pocket”, 2026 (22.75” x 20.75”) • airbrush, screen print and textiles on plywood.

My newest YouTube video on how I made this piece is now live! • link in bio 📹

I wanted to create a piece of art that combined the many different skills I’ve been trying to learn for a while. All of these mediums and techniques I’ve used separately, but I have yet to combine them all into a piece of art that you can hang on your wall!

Really pleased with the outcome and will most likely be making more pieces with this particular style!

Let me know what you think of the video down below in the comments! See you all in the next video!

Ronnie & BlondBoi • 18” x 13.75” • Airbrush, acrylic, screen printing ink, & mixed media collage on a wood panel.

I am always very inspired by street art, the idea of how many layers are underneath what you currently see while walking down the street in the city. People constantly going over each other’s works, posters on top of posters, ripping, dirt, grime, and everyday life. I find it all so beautiful.

I wanted to emulate something like that and create some art with layers, which ultimately inspired the idea of creating these two paintings. I am in love with the final outcome 😮‍💨💪.

First two pieces of art in 2026. Cheers to more.

PEACE, 2025! Here is some positivity for the new year ahead! 🎆♥️

Thank you for the continuous support this year! 2025 was a little bit of a rocky year but I can confidently say that I did some really cool things!!

Looking forward to what 2026 has in store for all of us and only wish the best for everyone.

The limit is the sky my friends,

LET’S GET THIS!

#2026

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from the Couch Crew!

I wish everyone all the best in the last few days of 2025! With an even better New Year just around the corner!

“THIS IS IT”, 2025 (24” x 30”) • airbrush, spray paint, magazine collage & scrap fabric.

I’ve had this baby on the back burner since starting it back in August! I was unsure of what I really wanted to do with it. I always love collaging, so I knew that was already the direction I wanted to take with the painting. However, I didn’t want to do the exact same collage style as my previous “Blond Boi” painting.

I have a bag full of small scrap pieces of fabric that I’ve kept for future clothing projects, but I never considered using the scraps on a canvas until the other day. I’ve always admired the patchwork aesthetic; therefore, I’m very pleased I can emulate that similar style within a whole different medium. This way, I’m also able to use up the fabric scraps that probably would’ve been thrown in the trash.

Overall, having the mix of magazine cutouts underneath the fabric adds a level of depth which I really enjoy. If you see this painting in person, I invite you to touch the artwork to feel all the textures encapsulated within this piece! ♥️