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Joe

EDM first Ableton tracks.

April 28, 2025 By Joe

A Collection of Joes Sick Beats. These are very early ‘learning’ tracks, don’t expect too much, but I’m working and learning so watch out Coachella.

.. warning, my sick beats can literately make you sick, consume with caution.

While I never participated in the days of Disco, I find myself fascinated with modern electronic music. I never realized that Disco was the Crazy Aunt of House music. Anyway, I really have liked electronic music for a long time. I was drawn to bands like Yes, Emerson, Lake & Palmer Kraftwerk very early on.
Enjoy at your own risk.

Second project using the sound of Barbara’s Pace Maker Alarm in the track.
clue: It’s right after the sick bass drop 🙂

Filed Under: Music, UnPo 'd'Amore

Unpo di Graffiti

April 23, 2025 By Joe

A 420 Design Project

Filed Under: Digital

Pop Art Girl #3

April 8, 2025 By Joe

#3 of 9 series – Oil on Canvas

Filed Under: Oil on Canvas

Digital Self Portrait

April 8, 2025 By Joe

Joe’s Digital Self Portrait – Adobe Illustrator 2025

Filed Under: Digital

Las Vegas September 1965

April 3, 2025 By Joe

Young Joeyhito roaming the streets of downtown Las Vegas at 3.5 years old.
It looked so clean back then!

Filed Under: Family, UnPo 'd'Amore

Tide & Geometry

March 17, 2025 By Joe

24″ x 24″ Oil on Canvas

A bold interplay of color and form, Tide & Geometry is a study in contrast, movement, and balance. This hand-painted oil on canvas piece transforms structured symmetry into a dynamic visual experience.

The geometric composition, divided into triangular segments, creates a rhythmic tension between warm and cool tones—reds and oranges radiate energy, while blues and greens evoke the ebb and flow of water. Subtle brushwork within each section adds texture and depth, mimicking the unpredictable nature of waves against solid shapes.

Like the sea itself, this painting embodies both order and fluidity.

Filed Under: Oil on Canvas

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