


Slo Mo
Medium: Acrylic and Posca paint markers on stretched canvas
Description:
SloMo captures that universal moment of drained patience—the kind that hits after a long day and one too many texts. Painted on a 24"x30" stretched canvas using acrylic and Posca paint markers, and framed in custom wood, this piece introduces Sloan, a character built for every overworked soul who just wants five minutes of silence.
Sloan's been on his feet all day—grind mode at work, dodging coworkers, surviving the heat, and finally sinking into his hoodie when the phone buzzes. One glance at the screen, and his whole face shifts. It’s her again. Not today. Not right now. His only response: a deadpan, “bruh?”
Everything in his expression—half-lidded eyes, slouched posture, and clenched jaw—tells the story. He’s not mad. He’s just tired. The kind of tired where even love feels like a notification overload.
A cool-toned palette and smoky gradient background add to the vibe of exhaustion, realism, and reluctant affection. There’s humor in it. There’s truth in it. SloMo isn’t just a moment—he’s a whole mood.
Medium: Acrylic and Posca paint markers on stretched canvas
Description:
SloMo captures that universal moment of drained patience—the kind that hits after a long day and one too many texts. Painted on a 24"x30" stretched canvas using acrylic and Posca paint markers, and framed in custom wood, this piece introduces Sloan, a character built for every overworked soul who just wants five minutes of silence.
Sloan's been on his feet all day—grind mode at work, dodging coworkers, surviving the heat, and finally sinking into his hoodie when the phone buzzes. One glance at the screen, and his whole face shifts. It’s her again. Not today. Not right now. His only response: a deadpan, “bruh?”
Everything in his expression—half-lidded eyes, slouched posture, and clenched jaw—tells the story. He’s not mad. He’s just tired. The kind of tired where even love feels like a notification overload.
A cool-toned palette and smoky gradient background add to the vibe of exhaustion, realism, and reluctant affection. There’s humor in it. There’s truth in it. SloMo isn’t just a moment—he’s a whole mood.