​​My name is Gabriel Alfonso Aguilar and I run GAAS Rabbit Studios.

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I am a 2014 LSU graduate in Digital Art. I have been creating art and design for 19 years. I am proficient in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Throughout my time studying and working in different places, I've learned new techniques and different styles of illustration and design. 

 

As for graphic design, I've picked up a variety of skills to properly create signs, ads (for print, web and social media), business cards, posters, flyers, brochures, letterheads, forms, presentations, booklets, logos, vehicle wraps, promotional products, and t-shirts. 

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I do love T-shirt design; so much so that I've created an online clothing shop with my brand "GAAS Rabbit" that is regularly updated with new designs. Please check it out at www.gaasrabbitmadeit.com.

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As for my artwork, I like to draw and sometimes incorporate a mix of design (such as adding an element of typography). Many of my illustrations consist of fantastical, surreal, and magnificent images that consist of humans (or human anatomy), robots, creatures, and figurines. I am fascinated by Surrealism. The images are supposed to be reflections from the subconscious. Dreams are also my major muse while creating.

 

I like to explore the depths of my psyche to find hidden images and messages.

These elements tend to be a focal point in my pieces.

The intention of my work is to allow the viewer to go on a visual exploration of the mind.

Allowing a unique experience for every individual.

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Graffiti, street art, cartoons, music, and video games are also a major influence to my work. 

I'm inspired by mythological creatures, monsters, satirical characters and everything in between.

I can create a world in only black and white, or one that is full of color.

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If you need any GAAS Rabbit services, which include, Professional Graphic Design, Digital Illustration and/or Commissioned Artwork.

Please feel free to contact me via email or check out my facebook.com/gaasrabbit or instagram: @gaasrabbit

 

"Good Art Goes to Heaven, Bad Art Goes Everywhere" -Anonymous