Explore Canman’s new Belfry Bats 8×10 fine art prints and Party Animals magnets. Pop surreal illustration inspired by tattoo art, available at Canman Creations and Visions Tattoo Gallery.

Canman’s Party Animals digital illustration series features bold characters designed for tattoos, prints, paintings, and merchandise with humor and edge.

Belfry Bats is Canman’s first painting of 2026—an 8x10 surreal acrylic exploring stress, mental noise, and the freedom found in letting go. Originals and prints available.

Discover Canman’s top paintings of 2025—visionary acrylic artworks exploring consciousness, symbolism, and transformation through bold psychedelic and surreal imagery.

Tending the Garden is a 24” x 36” acrylic painting by Canman exploring the balance between nature and technology, inviting reflection, reconnection, and inner growth.

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Discover 6 new limited art prints by Canman Creations, plus over 40 designs available online or in person at Visions Tattoo—perfect for unique holiday gifts.

This November, the Medway Art Association hosted a vibrant fall exhibit at the Medway Parks & Recreation Building, showcasing the talents of its 15 dedicated members.

The Breaking Point by Canman reveals the molten tension of inner turmoil, capturing the moment when pressure, emotion, and transformation collide.

“Misery Hates Company “by Canman depicts the emotional cracks formed by miscommunication and outside pressures, blending surreal imagery with molten symbolism.

Trying My Patience by Canman blends volcanic energy and human emotion in a surreal portrait that captures tension, transformation, and inner fire.

This November 2025, renowned visionary tattoo artist and painter Canman will return to live paint at the upcoming Deities and Demons Masquerade at the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors (CoSM), the iconic art sanctuary founded by legendary artists Alex and Allyson Grey. Hosted at Entheon, CoSM’s breathtaking temple of visionary art in Wappinger, NY, this immersive masquerade unites mystical expression, transformational music, and sacred creativity.

Canman and Angela visit the Hannah Yata exhibit at the Carol Grillo Gallery, Endicott College — exploring how Yata’s surreal, symbolic art inspires artists and viewers alike. Discover her work through vivid imagery, deep emotion, and transformative storytelling.

“Slowly But Surely “ by Canman blends psychedelic color and surreal symbolism to explore peace’s slow but steady journey through modern times.

“The Sporecerer” by Canman is a visionary acrylic painting blending psychedelic art, surrealism, and nature’s mysticism — a mushroom wizard spreading spores of enlightenment through the forest floor.

Discover Canman’s new Heavy Metal Digital art series - where tattoo style meets cutting- edge illustration

Canman explores the Dalí Museum's first-ever mural exhibition, Outside In: New Murals Inspired by Dalí, where street art and surrealism collide—discover how museums spark public creativity and artistic discovery.

Memorial for Chuck Barry - Acrylic on panel - 5” x 7”. Losing a loved one leaves a space in our hearts that words often can’t fill. Art, however, has a unique ability to bring comfort, connection, and healing in times of grief. This acrylic portrait of my cousin Chuck was created not only to honor his memory but to celebrate his spirit, warmth, and the love he shared with his family.

Canman’s acrylic painting “Cannibal Flower” is a striking blend of surrealism and symbolism, combining natural beauty with visceral horror. At first glance, the painting seduces the viewer with lush petals and rich, vibrant color. But at its core lies a disturbing twist—a gaping, fanged mouth emerging from the heart of the flower, surrounded by piercing eye-like shapes nestled in leaves. It is a flower that consumes rather than sustains. A predator disguised as a bloom.

Shout out to my good friend and fellow creative Scott Petersen and band DEAD LOUD, for featuring my work - “Tamaya Vibrations” on there new album “The Chemical Zen”.