Matt

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Art, games, writing.

A watercolour setup of paints brushes and pens on a table. A hand holds up a card with a painting of a red panda sitting in a branch, tail hanging down amongst some green foliage.
A family of geese waddle out of a pond closely to the camera before turning back and waddling into the water once more. It seems the artist wasn’t lying.
A hand holding a tiny watercolour book with a painting of a pond and geese. In the background is the same image, but without the geese. The artist is probably lying about the geese.
A hand holding up a card in front of a set of watercolour paints and tools. The card is of a koala holding onto the top of a brown branch in front of some green foliage. The koala is furry, grey and most importantly: cute.
A hand holding up a Valentine’s Day card with a watercolour painting of two cute adorable rats cuddling in a pink blanket.
A hand holds up a small book of watercolour paintings with a mini paint palette clipped to the top. The painting is of the street and plaza behind it. The plaza is Jim Deva Plaza with bright colours, potted plants, and most notable a large pink and teal megaphone representing the voice Jim Deva gave to the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in Vancouver.
Watercolour painting of a larger painting at the Vancouver art gallery. The painting is of a person obscured by an explosion of colourful layers of paint inset in an arched frame. The original painting is by Firelei Báez.
A scene from the interior of a car looking out to a beach with a gravelly rocky shore on a grey day. A large rock and several logs cluster together on the gravel. Further in the distance are constructed vertical wooden beams jutting from the water. In the foreground A hand holds up a small hand size book of watercolour paintings. The page reveals a painted watercolour scene similar to the one in the distance (at least the artist hopes so) and a bird long flown away is also painted standing calmly on the rocks. Above the painting is a tiny palette of watercolour paints clipped to the opposite page of the book.
A black canvas with thing white lines simply depicting several people leaning on each other in succession in the same pose.