The Crazy Things That Pop Into My Mind

“Our shop is built on the belief that art should speak to the mind as much as the eye. Each piece is created to reflect emotions, thoughts, and experiences that many can relate to, offering comfort, inspiration, and connection. We strive to make art that feels personal—something that resonates beyond the canvas and becomes part of your story.”

About Us

  • Our Logo - Unseen

    A reflection of the emotions and struggles that often stay hidden beneath the surface. 'Unseen' gives form to what words cannot, honoring the quiet battles and inner stregth that lives within us all.

  • Our Process

    We spend Hours, days, and weeks making these art pieces for all of our supporters, weather you just like to admire them or you relate to the artwork. Each piece is hand drwan and painted/colored. There will be Stickers and t-shirts in the near future. :)

  • Our Goal

    Our mission is to inspire connection and creativity through art. We aim to create pieces that people can truly relate to—art that reflects emotions, stories, and shared experiences. As we grow, we plan to expand our collection to include wearable and shareable art, like shirts, stickers, and more, so our community can carry inspiration wherever they go.
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Featured collection

A warrior’s spirit never fades, even when the flesh is gone.

The body may wither and decay, but the fire within a true warrior burns past death. Bones may be all that remain, yet the spirit carries on—untouched, unbroken, eternal.

Some memories don’t let go, no matter how hard I try.

They haunt me in silence, clawing their way back into my mind. I try to bury them, but the past refuses to stay dead, reminding me of everything I can’t escape.

BC The Clown

“BC The Clown” is a detailed hand-drawn sketch made during the artist’s time in jail. The piece features bold lines, expressive shading, and a playful yet intense character design that captures a unique street-art style and creative edge. The artwork reflects raw creativity and originality, bringing together humor and grit in a striking visual form that stands out in any collection.

For my brother still caged — your body may be confined, but your spirit runs free in every line I draw.

This drawing carries the weight of two lives that met in confinement — one still behind bars, one now walking free. The stitched rabbit mask represents the scars we carry, the parts of ourselves pieced together after being torn apart. Its hollow eyes and sewn smile speak to silent pain, survival, and the strange beauty that grows from suffering. The long ears stand alert, listening for freedom that feels close yet unreachable.

Made for a friend serving life, this artwork is more than graphite on paper — it’s a promise. A reminder that even from the outside, his story still breathes through art, memory, and the brotherhood that prison couldn’t break.