daily collages

Inspired by Chris Piascik’s daily drawing practise, I’ve started a challenge for myself: Make a collage every day, and publish it online.

Here’s a gallery of all of them in order, updated weekly. If you want a daily collage fix, follow me on Mastodon or Bluesky.

A collage of an upturned police van with a smiley flower spraypainted on the side. A large number of luscious flowers and greenery are growing out of the bottom of the vehicle, including two tall sunflowers. The background is a bright blue sky with a few wispy white clouds.
31/08/2026 ‘Imagine a world without police’

This is a new version of a collage I originally made for a client project. No AI tools were used in the making of this artwork. Seems like my hobby right now is turning things upside-down and sticking flowers in them. What should I do next?
A tin robot against a stormy sky. The robot’s belly is a furnace with a book burning inside it. Flames are visible in the robot’s mouth and eyes.
30/08/2026 ‘Farenheit 2026’

No “remove background”, AI generated imagery or other AI tools were used in the making of this collage. (Pen tool ftw!)
A vintage orange typewriter with yellowing keys floating in the milkyway. A sheet of paper inserted in the typewriter shows a sunrise with silhouettes of birds flying into the distance.
29/08/2026 ‘The Future Is Unwritten’
A collage showing the New Zealand government building The Beehive turned upside-down and used as a flowerpot, filled with pink roses.
28/08/2026 Here’s the first one! 

I’m calling it ‘Overgrow the Government’. This image is licensed under Creative Commons: CC BY-SA 4.0.

The collage includes a photo of New Zealand government building “The Beehive” by Michael Coghlan CC BY-SA 2.0 — Thanks Michael for this perfect flower pot angle!