Selected digital work

Digital Gallery

Selected one-of-one digital works from the trad3_mrk archive, first released through SuperRare. These works extend Ryan Lynch's symbolic and psychedelic visual language through digital illustration and animation.

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  1. Concentric multicolored rings form a luminous circular vortex around a bright center.

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    Chrysanthemum Vortex

    Digital illustration · 2020

    Created in Geometrica

    Inspired by psychedelic Tibetan mandalas and the ever-expanding universe.

  2. Large ornate eye surrounded by petal forms, curling waves, and decorative scrollwork.

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    Eye Sea

    Digital illustration · 2021

    Created in Procreate

    Inspired by Neptunian ideas of the ocean and dreams, as well as Hokusai's The Great Wave off Kanagawa.

  3. Surreal multicolored organism composed of flowing faces, eyes, mushrooms, and ribbon-like forms.

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    Portrait of a Free Organism

    Digital illustration · 2022 remake of a 2015 work

    Created in Procreate; original created in SketchBook Pro

    This piece speaks to cognitive liberty and the legalization of psychedelics for all people.

  4. Symmetrical multi-faced deity mask in saturated rainbow colors with a central protruding tongue.

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    The Many Faced Deity

    Digital illustration · 2018

    Created in SketchBook Pro

    Inspired by Alan Watts and his philosophy that God inhabits all of us simultaneously, acting out the theater of existence.

  5. Geometric blue, white, and violet bear head with mechanical ornament and a third-eye motif.

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    White Bear

    Digital illustration · 2019

    Created in SketchBook Pro

    Created as a submission to an open call for album artwork from the DJ Whitebear, this piece brings earthly fauna together with perspective-based structures and graffiti-inspired design.

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    Uranus

    Digital animation · 2022

    Created in Procreate

    Inspired by the blooming of disruption and Richard Tarnas's Cosmos and Psyche, particularly its Uranian depiction of Prometheus. One of Ryan's first works to integrate animation, it was featured at the Schelling Point Solar Punk Future Gallery during ETHDenver in February 2022.