We live in the time where video is king. Just take a second and think about the content that has the most engagement or how much of your own attention it draws. Video truly holds the power over our society these days, so it only makes sense to participate or get left behind. With that being said, I do love creating and publishing video content. Below you will find an entire library of my video content, enjoy!
Bob Ross has been one of my favorite public figures for quite a few years now. I’ve spent a lot of time watching his painting and have wanted to make the attempt myself. Since I haven’t had a chance to put the effort onto canvas, I have made my attempt digitally using my iPad. I hope you enjoy the final product (which is available on my website for purchase). Please feel free to subscribe to see more and more.
After visiting 2 of the Great Lakes, I have become very fascinated with the Great Lakes and large bodies of water. I now have a love and passion for nautical design, art, and so on. It was only natural that I created a design using the nautical theme.
The photograph used in this speed art was taken by Liam Theo in Colorado Springs, Colorado. If you're ever lucky enough to take the Pike's Peak Railway tour to the summit, they talk about how the "Purple Mountain Majesty" line in "America The Beautiful" was written about the mountains of Colorado. This artwork happened mostly on accident, I was feeling creative during my trip to Canada in March of 2018. I just sat down, opened an image, and let my hands and mind do the rest.
I created a graphic to support my about page and the section describing some of my hobbies. I use Adobe Illustrator to create this vector graphic. It features an FA-18 Superhornet, hockey sticks, baseball bats, and the shapes from my logo. The use of this graphic on my website can be found at liamtheo.com
In this video, I show the process of making a desktop wallpaper for the hockey team that introduced me to hockey! I grew up following the Lincoln Stars USHL hockey team and was quite the fan. My family had season tickets for the majority of the team’s existence. Last year I worked for the team as a part of the ice crew, driving Zamboni and so on.
