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Artwork

Nick van Strander
Grotesque multi-faced creature with tangled tentacle-like hair crouches in a warm orange framed illustration, eerie and frantic.
Those Who Ate the Flesh



Symmetrical surreal monster illustration with skull-like faces and twisted limbs in dark maroon on beige, fierce and eerie.
Untitled



Stylized orange graphic of a skeleton in a looping frame, with small figures around it and four colored corner circles.
Transmigratory Diagram 2






Pop-art triptych of abstract human-like figures on floating platforms, in pink, blue, and yellow panels, with no text.
Primordial Triptych



Grotesque red-orange poster art of a furry monster with two ape-like warriors riding it, one brandishing a club, on a plain background
Tholgorah



Six colorful surreal humanoid figures march in a row on a beige background, with psychedelic patterns in pink, blue, and orange.
Entity Procession




Surreal red-orange illustration of a grotesque humanoid riding a snarling beast, with a large circular sun-like backdrop.
Metalord



Grotesque horned monster stands against a peach background with red maze-like lines overhead.
Untitled



Surreal orange poster with grotesque figures around a floating mountain and red suns, eerie vintage style no text
Untitled



Abstract symmetrical totem face in red and tan on peach background, with intricate eyes, skull motifs, and no text, surreal mood
Aphelion


Nick van Strander is a multidisciplinary artist and designer based in Seattle, Washington. Nick grew up in Pennsylvania and moved to New York City to study sculpture at the Pratt Institute. He spent many years combining fine arts techniques with practical building methodologies within a variety of industries such as decorative architecture, brand activations, theater, museum exhibits, and trade shows. He moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2008 and currently collaborates with other creatives as an illustrator, designer, and fabricator. nickvanstrander.com @nvanstrander

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