J.Max Art

J.Max Art Contemporary figurative painter. Exploring vivid colors and forms through light, emotion and dreamscapes
Oil & Acrylic |

04/24/2026

Did you see what I did? 🧐🕵️😉

04/23/2026

Do you see what I did there? 😝

04/22/2026

Do you see what I did there? 😝

04/20/2026

Just one of the lies I tell myself every time I pick up the brush. 🎨 Just one more detail... and ten hours later, we’re still here. Does a painting ever actually feel finished, or do we just eventually run out of canvas?

ArtProcess

04/14/2026

Editing my art reel like a reality show 😂

She isn't in front of the flowers. She isn't behind them. She is all of it.I’ve been thinking a lot about the layers we ...
04/14/2026

She isn't in front of the flowers. She isn't behind them. She is all of it.

I’ve been thinking a lot about the layers we carry. We’re so often taught to choose a lane, a label, or a single identity—but Becoming is about the beautiful fluidity of being everything at once. The shadow, the color, the surface, and the depth.

It’s a reminder that you don’t have to be just one thing. You are allowed to be the bloom, the bud and the blur all at once.

04/11/2026

I think the "artistic vision" might be going slightly over his head. ☁️✨

I’m dropping a new Silent Studio Vlog on my Y-utube channel, this weekend! It’s all about the painting process and a total studio reset to get the creative energy flowing.

In This Weekend's Vlog:
• Setting the mood for the creative process
• New Underpainting Painting
• Cozy Workspace Vibes

SilentVlog StudioReset FineArt SamoyedLife CreativeProcess LosAngelesArtist CozyVibes

04/01/2026

My social circle is looking a little... bristly today 🖊️ 😂

03/14/2026

Trying to save the texture on a massive canvas and honestly panicking a little 😅
This is one of those moments in the studio where you just have to trust the process — spraying, dabbing, scratching layers on and hoping it all comes together. Working on a large canvas is a completely different challenge because every texture decision feels so large.
I love these chaotic little moments in painting where you're somewhere between "this is working" and "what have I done." That's where the best layers happen.
What do you think of the texture so far? Would you keep going or stop here? 👇

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