Why do you create psychedelic paintings and prints? Aaron's paintings and prints make a statement.  Using combinations of bright colors and patterns to alter/manipulate impulses to specific areas of your brain.   Many people have viewed artwork naturally, sober.  When done looking, they all said they couldn't stop zoning out at it, and felt a slight sensation or a sense of satisfaction (cloud 9).  This style is more interactive for viewers.  People zone out for hours looking at all the hidden messages and objects embedded in the painting, sort of like "Where's Waldo".  Just imagine if you were not sober.  If viewed under the influence, the artwork is in its own dimension, in which words can not describe.  This experience is unique to the individual.  Many customers have brought it to this higher level.  These paintings return to you what is put into them.  This is Aaron's form of art.  You find it, it doesn't find you.  Psychedelic artwork stands out above all others.  People can see it anywhere, and always a conversational piece.  These paintings get around too.  They have been eye candy in every odd area, from smoking lounges, living & bed rooms, boats, RVs, bars, dorms, head & bead shops, basements, massage parlors, business offices, and jail, to name a few.  What room of yours would you put this artwork in?