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An anthropomorphized would-be mother-in-law.

A simple still-life honoring a reliable, personal favorite pepper varietal.

A place that doesn’t exist, made in the liminal space of recovery.

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Digital

A growing collection of newer work. Though executed with stylus on digital tablet, these paintings were created very much in the spirit of older pieces, with individual “brushstrokes” still produced by hand. As with all Happy Prawn Media content, each work is made by Sarah Boe (no content is AI-generated).

A father-daughter friendship, transmuted into a pair of penguins talking under a disco moon.

Another anthropomorphized portrait, this one of a certain Wasteland Weekend associate. Originally inspired by a number of children’s drawings, this piece is simple, bold, and silly.

A stylistic action portrait brought on by a newfound acceptance that other winter sports are okay too.

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Acrylic

A small collection of earlier physical media, showcasing previous techniques and experiments. In some cases, the work is much older, and consequently the image quality is poor.

A chunky, funky, experimental landscape depicting a favorite view above Troy, MT. This larger painting was made using only three pigments.

An illustration inspired by a ridiculous short story that will (probably) never see the light of day.

A painting made for an old friend. Same concept, made for a different person.