Shroompunk Studios

A blacklight photo of a psychedelic woodcarving with velvet flocking on all of the black areas. The central figure is a four-armed bird man with an eyeball in his beak. He is floating crosslegged in a colorful abstract space, smoking a joint with one hand and holding a flaming smiley face in another hand. The background has mostly geometric shapes with some planets on the right side, and most of the colored spaces are glowing brightly in the blacklight.

Digital illustration of an anthro virginia opossum in a Victorian era bathroom, sitting in a clawfoot tub and pouring water on themself. The bathroom has a lot of detail everywhere, from fine wood slats on the walls, to hexagonal tiles, to a patterned rug and chair. Everything is cast in a warm yellow light.

Digital illustration of a wintery scene with a rusted orange pickup truck in the foreground, a campfire still burning in front of it. In the background, the aurora borealis is visible in vibrant color, reflected over a frozen lake.

Illustration of a bird anthro laying in the water, holding a strange lantern. The figure has long feathers that look like hair and is wearing nothing but a bathrobe, and staring blankly ahead with one exposed white eye. The lantern mimics the shape of a human heart, glowing vibrantly and seeming to attach to his chest with veins.

Psychedelic illustration featuring an anthro raven woman and purple hyena man in a geometric setting. The raven woman is playing a cello with three hands, and her third hand is holding hands with the purple hyena man, who has 3 arms of his own. Both characters have eyeballs all over their bodies. The background is somewhat space-themed.

Photo of a stack of multicolored letterpress printed zines with a block print frame on the cover showing a number of different kinds of fungus. Text reads: "Aloysius LeClair's Field Guide to the Carnivorous Fungi of the Northern Amstadt Valley and outlying regions"

Blacklight photo of an acrylic painting of a peacock with eye spots on the tail that resemble actual eyes. The peacock has an eyeball in its beak and no eyes where they normally should be on the head.

Illustration of an anthro octopus with two robotic arms, holding a large red feather in one hand and resting their other hand on a glass dome. Inside the glass dome is a black heart with pins sticking into it. Their tentacles are visible coming out from a skirt they're wearing. A stained glass window encircles their head.

Illustration of an anthro cardinal man in a 90s styled bedroom. He's sitting on an inflatable chair, hugging a pillow as he listens to music on his portable discman and watches the tv guide channel. The room is dark, but lit by the TV and a lava lamp in the foreground.

Illustration of a pair of anthro bird men in what appears to be a sleazy dive bar, seated together as a black cat woman approaches them. The men are both armed, with the vulture man on the left holding what seems to be a homemade rocket launcher, and his boyfriend holding a gold revolver. They’re dressed in much grungier clothing than the woman approaching them, who is dressed to the nines in a red gown with a boa, pearl necklace, and long black opera gloves. She approaches them with a polaroid photo in hand, suggesting an individual she’s organizing to have them perform a hit on.

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Shorthand Magic

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A page documenting zines I’ve participated in, and my works therein.

About me

I’m a Chicago-based artist trying my hand at more mediums than I know rightly what to do with. I write, draw, paint, sculpt, make prints and embroidery and clothing… you get the gist.

Hopefully someday there will be plenty of examples of different works! Then we can put them together in a gladiator-style arena and determine which one is best.

You can call me Shroom, really, I’m used to answering to it!