Name: 3D + Oil
Info: A collection of six works on canvas.
Story: Meet the artist who blurs the lines between the digital and the tangible. With a keen eye for aesthetics and a passion for 3D modeling, Alexander transforms virtual creations into striking canvas works. Each brushstroke breathes life into meticulously crafted 3D worlds, bridging the gap between the virtual and the real. Explore the intersection of technology and artistry in Reagan’s captivating collection, where pixels meet pigments and innovation meets imagination.
Materials: Oil and acrylic on canvas.
Size: 40in x 40in
Name: Peculiar Bunch
Info: A collection of eight works on canvas.
Story: Step into the mesmerizing world of the “Vibrant Peculiar Bunch,” an extraordinary collection of oil paintings on canvas. This remarkable series captures the essence of diverse characters, each brought to life with meticulous detail and a unique narrative. From the intensity of World War II to the enchantment of Hindu mythology, from wild rides on a crazy train to graceful movements in a Jarabe dance, this collection weaves together an immersive tapestry of stories and emotions.
Materials: Oil and acrylic on canvas.
Size: 60in x 65in
Name: Planet Leee
Info: A collection of six cartoons on canvas.
Story: Focusing on developing popular characters seen throughout my work, the collection begins with my notebooks—the vaults for my character collections. Oil- and acrylic-painted cartoons combine the traditional medium of painting with the playful, whimsical nature of cartoons. These paintings often feature bold colors, exaggerated proportions, and surreal imagery, making them instantly recognizable and captivating. Each work has a main character surrounded by smaller figures—a metaphor for living in our own worlds. This is an invitation to my world. Welcome.
Material: Oil on canvas.
Size: 60in x 60in
Name: Imaginary Friends
Info: A collection of sixteen characters on paper.
Story: In a little town, there lived a boy who loved to draw. He would spend hours with his sketchbook, creating characters and worlds beyond his imagination. But what made his drawings special was that they were all of his imaginary friends. The boy had sixteen imaginary friends, each with their unique personalities and quirks. There was the one who could breathe underwater, the one who could fly, and the one who could talk to animals. Each friend was as different as could be, but they all shared one thing in common - their love for the boy. One day, the boy decided to turn his drawings into a collection. He picked out his favorite sketches and carefully mounted them on paper, creating a beautiful display of his imaginary friends. Even though his friends were just a figment of his imagination, they were as real to him as anything else. They gave him comfort and companionship when he needed it most, and he knew that he could always count on them to be there for him.
Material: Acrylic and oil on German paper.
Size: 24in x 18in
Name: Superflat
Info: Ten characters printed on German paper.
Story: A configuration of rare, mutating characters plucked straight from Reagan’s imagination, ranging from humans to creatures of their own species. Inspired by the Japanese art movement Superflat and Disney’s vast collection of distinguished characters, Reagan saw a branding opportunity and built his own crew of eccentric mascots. They appear across various media, including sculptures, a children’s book, and animated films, broadening the audience for Reagan’s imagined world.
Material: Acrylic on paper.
Size: 72in x 48in
Name: Modern Era
Info: A collection of ten canvas prints.
Story: Morphing recognizable art classics through an amalgamation of contemporary and fine art, these unique works are intended to make museum visits longer by creating a world to which younger generations can relate. Cartoons, like children, narrate innocent stories that have nothing to do with the drama or facts of real life. Reagan purposely creates his work like an animated film; it appeals to a broad audience because the images are captivating whether or not viewers recognize their morals or meaning. Cartoons and animation transcend reality, allowing the viewer’s imagination to explore a world created by their consciousness. The world we experience comes from our personal perspectives, which Reagan continually addresses throughout his work.
Material: Acrylic on canvas.
Size: 40in x 40in