The #1200 project is more than a gallery of 1200 unique artworks; it is a single, unified creative journeydivided into 1200 fragments. By owning a piece, you become a "Founding Member" of a global collective.

The project’s value is driven by mathematical scarcity: once a piece is claimed, that specific coordinate in the #1200 mosaic is gone forever.

This drawing was the start of the movement.

Digital painting is often mistaken for a shortcut — something that a computer “does for you.”
But in reality, it requires the same creative vision, compositional sense, and manual skill as painting in oils or acrylics. The tools may be different — a stylus instead of a brush, a digital canvas instead of linen — but the artistry is the same.

Just as a traditional artist chooses pigments and brush sizes, I choose my digital brushes, blending modes, and layers — and apply them by hand. Every stroke is intentional.

Every Artwork begins far away from a computer— with a simple pen sketch, drawn while I’m on the phone. These abstract lines are my unconscious creativity in motion.

• Step 1 – The sketch: A raw, physical drawing on paper.

• Step 2 – The scan: Captured at high resolution to preserve every imperfect detail.

• Step 3 – The transformation: Painted digitally in Photoshop using custom brushes, textures, and effects — just as I would with paint, layering color and depth.

Once the master painting is complete, I divide it into 30×40 cm squares— exactly 1200 in total.
This is not just a mechanical cut — it’s a way to reveal hidden compositions within the larger work, much like cropping a photograph to find new beauty.

Each tile is then paired with another differenttile, layered together to form a completely new composition.

This is where the real alchemy happens:

• Two unrelated sections meet.

• Shapes and colors interact in unexpected ways.

• I respond with a second round of painting — refining, enhancing, and bringing out a new identity.

When a Artwork is complete, it receives its title— always a carefully chosen quote. These quotes give each piece an emotional core, inviting the viewer to connect on a deeper level.

The combination of abstract imagery and words is what makes each Artwork more than decoration— it becomes a conversation starter, a piece of inspiration.

Although each Artwork is created digitally, it lives physically:

• Printed on high-quality canvas

• Hand-signed by me on the front

• Certificate of Authenticity attached to the back

• Limited Edition of 1, no reprints

Once Artwork is collected, it will never be made again. That moment is yours alone.

• It begins with an original hand-drawn sketch.

• It requires hand-eye coordination, composition, and color mastery.

• It involves hours of refinement, just like oils or acrylics.

• The final work is tangible — a signed canvas ready to hang.

Digital painting is not “less real” — it is simply a different medium. Just as watercolor differs from charcoal, digital painting has its own tools, textures, and possibilities.

Owning a piece of the #1200 project means owning a one-of-a-kind fragment of a larger story. You are not just buying a picture, you are becoming part of a 1200-piece mosaic intended to inspire people around the world.