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The Dawn of Synthetic Blood: Artificial Blood Bridging Science Fiction and Reality

January 7, 2011

To depict the creation of synthetic blood, I illustrate two scientists in a laboratory mixing chemicals. --------------------------------------------------------- The blurring of lines between fact and fi...

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?

April 27, 2010

Opinion, Visual Arts

My Work-In-Progress digital illustration of Satoshi Nakamoto - a mysterious masked Japanese warrior (Samurai). If you look in detail, on his chestplate has the initials of S.N., which stands for Satoshi Na...

The Book of Tobit: Exile, Ethics, and an Unlikely Angelic Road Trip

April 6, 2010

Opinion, Visual Arts

In my illustration above, I depict Tobit’s son, Tobias, traveling with the angel Raphael (disguised as a human companion). The Book of Tobit is one of the most distinctive narratives in the biblical “D...

Extropianism: The Optimistic Frontier of Transhumanism

March 3, 2010

Opinion, Visual Arts

Transhumanism, as a broad philosophical and cultural movement, advocates for the ethical use of technology to enhance the human condition. Within this diverse spectrum of ideas lies Extropianism, a subset, a ...

Cryosleep, Cryonics: The Ultimate Path To Immortality?

January 7, 2010

Opinion, Visual Arts

My initial sketch of humans in their Cryosleep, Cryonics pods/capsules. ---------------------------------------------- Sometimes, we marvel at the futuristic technologies that get showcased on the big scr...

Transhumanism: Quenching the Thirst to Become Superhuman

September 18, 2009

Opinion, Visual Arts

In my illustration of Transhumanism, I sketched a half-human half-robot being, which could also possibly be a full robot masked as a human, or a human, enhanced with robotics. The art concept is inspired by...

Betrayal or Divine Mission? Ancient Gospel Reveals Judas Wasn’t the Villain

September 9, 2009

Opinion, Visual Arts

In my illustration above, featuring "Judas in Shadow, Jesus in Light". The Gospel of Judas is one of the most controversial Christian texts to emerge in modern times. Announced to the world in 2006 by ...

The Future of Cloning: A Science-Backed Reality or Pure Fiction?

July 10, 2009

Opinion, Visual Arts

With the viral outbreak of H1N1 Virus (a.k.a. Swine Flu), I drew a science laboratory, with a scientist working on cloning technology. ----------------------------------------------- A massive viral outbr...