The snake is a beautiful, often misunderstood, animal. Regarded by many throughout history as a symbol of great evil, and feared by many in modern times for its ferocious bite and paralyzing venom, serpents have always been judged harshly by people who never once considered to look closer at the reptile. Snakes are the artist's canvas of Mother Nature, their bodies sporting striking patterns and remarkable colors.

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Yellow and black are the colors of fear, warning, and danger. Wasps, spiders, poisonous frogs, and of course, snakes are common animals that don these colors. There is a hidden beauty in each of these creatures behind the imposing nature they present, with colors that warn you of impending danger by forcing your undivided attention. You can't look away.

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The choice of the serpent and the gold and black color palette for my logo was no mere coincidence. The warmth of the gold rather than the harshness of a bright yellow is meant not to deter, but to invite. To gaze at the artistry on display. The snake is a representation of my art; sharp and aggressive at first glance, but when inspected with great detail, you find something a bit more stunning and eye-catching.