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Illustrations for Peer Reviewed Publications

Commissioned illustrations for a peer reviewed academic paper through UMass Boston’s Double Rainbow Lab, focused on supporting autistic and gender diverse communities. Full citation and link forthcoming upon publication.

An illustration titled "When Care Aligns" featuring a psychotherapy client chart split into two contrasting halves at the bottom of the image against a sky transitioning from dark gloomy clouds on the left to bright sunrays on the right. The chart header reads "Progress Notes for Psychotherapy" across the top. Below is a name field with "Last Name: Doe" on the left and "First Name: Cyan" on the right. The "Assessment" section on the left side reads: "Patient was disoriented and distracted by fidget toys, with limited eye contact and a neutral, restricted affect. 'They' maintained the belief that 'they' are autistic and that autism influences 'their' gender." The "Assessment" section on the right side reads: "Cyan arrived grounded and expressive, engaging with fidgets and special interests before sharing recent challenges in navigating their gender identity amid current events." The "Plan" section on the left side reads: "Patient will engage in weekly cognitive behavioral therapy focused on increasing behavioral activation and managing 'their' negative thoughts 'they' claim are from 'social trauma'. Assess the potential for institutionalization." The "Plan" section on the right side reads: "Cyan chooses weekly therapy to process societal oppression and practice revolutionary rest and healing." The handwriting on the chart mimics a real person filling out notes during a session. Arching over the chart is a ribbon of rainbow colors that begins at the top of the client chart on the left side as a chaotic, knotted mess and gradually untangles as it curves around five diverse figures in the center, finally becoming perfectly aligned and orderly on the top right side of the client chart. The ribbon culminates in a double rainbow infinity symbol at the bottom right. The symbol is the autistic infinity symbol with rainbow colors inside and two bursts of PRIDE rainbow colors coming from the top and bottom of the infinity symbol. The five figures reflect a journey of becoming unknotted with the ribbons: on the left bottom, an POC person with shoulder-length dark blue hair, beaded Trans-color earrings, a white shirt, tears streaking down their cheeks, and a frown looks downward nearest the most jumbled ribbons. Above them, a white person in a coral tank top with a green retro cardigan with dark red stripes and a Hamsa hand necklace looks up angrily at the storm. In the center, an POC Trans woman with long pink wavy hair, facial piercings, a red undershirt, and a grey faux fur jacket looks neutral and numb. Moving right, a POC with medium skin, a teal hoodie, and buzzed bleached blonde hair looks hopefully toward the direction of the sun. On the far right bottom under the aligned ribbons, a joyful POC gender-nonconforming person with a puff hairstyle, a green sweater, gold jewelry including nose rings in both nostrils, chain earrings, a chain necklace, pink lipstick, and minty green eyeshadow with a full face of facial hair smiles brightly looking down at the affirming side of the client chart. Artist's signature says "jaVeja 2026". Water mark on image that says: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and artvocacybyjaveja.com.

“When Care Aligns” 8.5″ x 11″ Print 2026

Retro 1970s-style illustration titled, "The Tale of Two Therapists", that's a split image of two therapy office environments on one page. Left side shows a clinical, unwelcoming space: gray couch and carpet, harsh fluorescent lighting, wooden Christian cross, fake plant on a purely decorative bookshelf, uncomfortable sofa with "Good Vibes Only" pillow, DSM-V on coffee table, and an incense diffuser puffing fragrance into the air. Right side shows a more affirming space: teal comfortable sofa, warm yellow lighting, living bonsai plant, fidget toys, AAC tablet, comfort pillows and stuffed animals, comfortable floor seating, and a retro-style poster reading "Everyone is Welcome Here." The poster features a central planet Earth with Pride ribbons radiating outward in hippie 1970s style—original Pride colors on the left, extended Pride colors (including Brown, Black, Trans, and Intersex flags) on the right. Abstract figures of diverse races and abilities (including wheelchair and service dog) stand atop the planet. A Disability Pride flag fades into the background above them, while religious, humanist, and atheist symbols appear at the base of the Earth. At the bottom right of the illustration is the artist’s signature that says, “jaVeja 2026”. Water mark on image that says: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com

“The Tale of Two Offices” 8.5″ x 11″ Print 2026

A 1970’s retro style illustration, titled "What Makes Us Grow", showing healthy flowers and mushrooms growing from a three layered soil bed seemingly floating in the center of the image. Sunrays shine from the top center behind all the healthy, vibrant growth on the top soil. The soil layers are 3 different shades of rich soil. Going from darkest to lightest, with visible healthy roots and plump worms throughout the soil beds. Three affirming quotes from autistic and gender-diverse research participants about supportive mental health care are embedded within each soil layer in a retro style font. First layer reads, “What does that look like for you? What is that like for you? … That means that they’re going to actually ask me questions about my experience.” Second quote reads, “You never have to apologize for being yourself you know, and I’m here to accept you and I’m here to help you out.” Third quote reads, “Knowing what you know now about your gender and autism, what are things that you wish were addressed earlier on?” Artist’s signature is in the bottom right corner that reads jaVeja 2026. Water mark on image that says: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and artvocacybyjaveja.com.

“What Makes Us Grow” 8.5″ x 11″ Print 2026

A 1970’s retro style illustration, titled "What Makes Us Wither", showing dead flowers and dead mushrooms growing from a three layered soil bed seemingly floating in the center of the image. Dark, gloomy clouds are behind all the dead, withered growth and soil. The soil layers are 3 different shades of unhealthy looking, grey/brown soil. Going from darkest to lightest, with visible withered roots and dried-up worms throughout the soil beds. Three negative quotes from autistic and gender-diverse research participants about non-supportive mental health care are embedded within each soil layer in a retro style font. First layer reads, “So I was just dead named and, you know, ‘she/her’ or whatever. And they were really aggressive about it.” Second quote reads, “oh, if you do ‘X’, you can’t be ‘Y’ like, oh, you have a job so like, are you really autistic?” Third quote reads, “Oh, well, you’re obviously very high functioning.” Artist’s signature is in the bottom right corner that reads jaVeja 2026. Water mark on image that says: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and artvocacybyjaveja.com.

“What Makes Us Wither” 8.5″ x 11″ Print 2026

thin simple rainbow border less open space

Autobiographical Illustrations

A visual autobiography of my life as an AuDHD, non-binary, pansexual person surviving poverty, invisible disabilities, and isolation. These pieces come straight from my lived experiences, tracing the full arc of my life’s story: from trauma and unmasking, to acceptance, to spiritual awakening. I show what grows when you refuse to accept society’s limitations, but I also show the trauma of being forced into those boxes in the first place.

Raw and real with abso-fucking-lutely no apologies.

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled 'Invisible' set against a dark navy blue background with a red border framing abstract figures surrounding a central figure. The main figure has light beams radiating upward and outward from their heart. They are depicted nude in a non-sexualized manner, appearing transparent and ghost-like with a pale white-blue hue and a blue outline, head hanging down with eyes closed in sadness. Beneath them lies a figurative multi-layered heart where their actual heart would be, featuring five distinct shades transitioning from a medium blue matching the background to a glowing bright white-green center. A beam of light shoots upward from this heart, crossing the red border and continuing off the page to symbolize infinite reach.At the bottom of the illustration is the artist’s signature that says, “jaVeja 2026”. Water mark on image that says: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com

“Invisible” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "You're Not Listening to Me" set against a purple cloudy background where the moon and starry purple sky barely peek through the top of the clouds. In the center of the page is a brick planter typically used for garden beds. Instead of something pretty blooming there, a stylized human head rests on its left side as if toppled over. What should be grass and flowers growing from their hair are instead dead and withered. The eyes are open, but you can tell there's barely any life left in the person. The hair and flowers appear dried and wrinkled. The flesh has a dead greyish hue, matching the lifeless flowers. Where the head is decaying, dirty water drips and stains the brick beneath it, flowing downward. The brick planter has been graffitied with different sayings: "I Totally Understand", "You're Not Alone", "We're So Much Alike", "I went through Exactly the Same thing". There are also graffiti hearts and a smiley face rendered in dripping spray paint between the sayings. At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission", and "www.artvocacybyjaveja.com".

“You’re Not Listening to Me” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Wolf In Sheep's Clothing" set against a purple night sky with a full moon illuminating the top left corner. The image resembles a storybook illustration featuring a floating piece of earth—a half-circle of green grass with stylized evergreen trees on the horizon and rounded hills beneath mountains in the background. Under the green grass is brown dirt with rounded points descending downward, illustrated in a retro style. On the earth rests a bigger than life - sized wolf wearing a sheep's skin over its body. You can see the wolf's nose and pointy teeth peeking out in a toothy grin. Its paws are visible, and a big fluffy tail extends over the edge of the green earth, dropping down into the dirt below without getting dirty—just flowing over the edge. On the right side of the wolf are seven cream-colored sheep, all looking up at the wolf with smiles that look creepy, as if they are happy to follow something that will harm them. To the left of the wolf are black sheep separated from the group. Three are closer to the wolf's tail; they look just as happy and playful as the cream sheep. One black sheep stands very close to the wolf's tail, looking onward toward the white sheep — it looks aware it's different but still oblivious and wanting to be part of the mindless flock. The other two black sheep play mindlessly together. Behind them is one black sheep biting into the sheep's clothing the wolf is wearing. It is alone and appears angry and exhausted, questioning why no one else is helping and why all the other sheep are content to go along with something that would cause them so much harm. Between the sheep on both sides are retro flowers. At the bottom of the illustration is the artist’s signature that says, “jaVeja 2026”. Water mark on image that says: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com

“Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Superficial Sucks You In" set against a psychedelic, wavy background in tones of light pastel orange, red, cream, and teal with glimmering stars scattered throughout. At the bottom is a vibrant larger-than-life green head with beautiful curly hair flowing down. The head is tilted back in a menacing manner to swallow a blue figure inside its mouth. The blue figure appears dying, with thinning hair and a greyish-blue skin tone. Though naked, the figure is covered by the green figure's tongue, which is actually a worn and stained United States dollar bill. The dollar bill has multiple phrases written on it in different areas: "I'm so deep", "I'd Never hurt U", "We're Exactly the same", "U inspire me", "We're so connected", "Ur very Unique". The dollar-bill tongue constricts tightly around the blue figure as it is being swallowed. The green figure's teeth push into the blue figure's thigh, only slightly without showing blood or bite marks. The blue person's hands are clasped together near the top (even though their arms are partially constrained by the dollar tongue), leaning their head against them with a happy smile despite the damage being done as they are eaten alive by the green figure. At the bottom of the illustration is the artist’s signature that says, “jaVeja 2026”. Water mark on image that says: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com

“Superficial Sucks You In” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "The Weight of Autism" set against a starry purple background with a red line border separating it from a light purple solid main background. At the bottom center is a figure sitting with one leg thrown over the other, covering their chest; they are naked but nothing intimate is showing. Their head is tilted down with eyes shut, looking sad, defeated, and exhausted. The figure is holding up a large stylized planet Earth covered in abstract figures, except two figures are clearly recognizable as Donald Trump and RFK Jr in clown suits. Word bubbles come from many of the figures covering the entire earth, overwhelming and crossing over the red line border. The word bubbles say: "Why Can't You Understand Simple Things?", "You're Someone with Autism not an Autistic Person", "We're all a little Autistic", "Drink Bleach to Cure Autism", "It's just a social disorder", "It's a Superpower!", "Abusive, Manipulative, Liar", "You're so Annoying", "Autism Parents are so Brave", "ABA isn't Abusive", "It's all in your head", "You'll never have a normal life", "Vaccines Cause Autism", "What's Wrong with You?", "It would be kinder to let them die", "Why are you always a problem?", "You're a burden on tax payers", "Don't Overreact", "Retarded", "You're so rude", "You're overly sensitive", "Don't give so many details", "You must be imagining things", "At least you're high functioning", "Autism experts know better than you", "You're such an inspiration", "Don't take everything so literally", "Why can't you be like everyone else?", "Mentally Ill", "You Complain Too Much", "So You Lack Empathy?", "Stop Repeating Yourself", "I'm not qualified to help You", "You deserve to be treated unkindly", "Wow You Don't Look Autistic", "Autism Parents Suffer the Most!", "Don't be afraid of silly things", "It's not a disability it's a difference", "Why do you make things so complicated?", "Fucking Freak", and Clown RFK Jr is saying "Autism Destroys families. They'll never pay taxes, they'll never hold a job, they'll never play baseball, they'll never write a poem, they'll never go on a date." and Clown Donald Trump is saying "To have families destroyed over this is just so, so terrible". At the bottom of the illustration is the artist’s signature that says, “jaVeja 2026”. Water mark on image that says: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com

“The Weight of Autism” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

“Unmasked” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Growth". The background features a retro-looking sun with rays shining down in oranges, corals, and cream yellows, sitting behind a figure shown only from the neck up. The figure has normal flesh tones, peachy skin with rosy cheeks and lips, and a content smile lightly across their mouth. Their eyes are seafoam green. The figure has green, curling grass for hair with flowers blossoming all over their head, which they look up to with wonder as if admiring the beautiful life growing on them. The hair includes tiny and big flowers: tiny purple, powder blue, and yellow retro flowers and leaves. There are tiny turquoise rosebuds in the hair as well. A big turquoise blooming rose on the right-hand side of the head towers over the face, covering part of the sun behind it. Additional tiny turquoise rosebuds start to bloom on long green stems that go upward; one turquoise rose sits beside the fully bloomed rose and is half-bloomed. There is also a big, retro looking, fully bloomed yellow flower with different shades of yellow: the outermost petals are cream/yellow, then medium yellow, then a slightly darker yellow-orange (not too dark). Two tiny yellow flower buds are on the head also on long stems near the other turquoise roses starting to bloom. The big yellow bloomed flower has a stem that curves stylistically downward, mirroring the curvy nature of the hair itself. The hair is not curly but features many curves to show flow and fullness. At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com."

“Growth” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

The Ableism Circus

Politicians and public figures who say horribly ableist shit will eventually be depicted here. Make no mistake—just because there are currently only Republicans shown doesn’t mean I won’t be coming for people on ALL sides. All political parties, celebrities, influencers, whoever. If they say gross ableist shit and I’ve had to hear it, they might just end up in the circus. If you have some ableist quotes you’d like to see me illustrate, please feel free to contact me with ideas!

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Ableism Circus - Donald Trump". A retro figure resembling a clown version of President Donald Trump stands against a solid light burgundy background. Four speech bubbles emerge from his mouth. The top bubble reads: "Instead of attacking those who ask questions, everyone should be grateful for those who are trying to get to the answers to this complex situation". Another beside it says: "The Amish, yeah. Virtually I heard none. [...] They have essentially no autism." This connects to a third bigger bubble below that says: "They may tell you that toward the end of the pregnancy, you shouldn't take it during the entire. And you shouldn't give the child a Tylenol every time he's born and goes and has a shot." This bubble points directly towards his face. Below that bubble is another word bubble that says: "To have families destroyed over this is just so, so TERRIBLE."

The figure wears a cardboard king's crown that is ripped in a single place but held together with cello tape. He has his signature fluffy yellow/white hair with a classic comb-over. His eyes are puffy and dead-looking with big fluffy yellow eyebrows, topped with a big red clown nose. His whole face is covered in crusty orange face paint, with his duck-like puckered lips open to show his teeth like he's in the middle of talking. He is wearing a white long-sleeve business shirt with a large white clown collar at the top, and an oversized blue tie. His pants are classic clown hoop pants with red and white stripes that are extremely wide at the top and taper down to the ankles, held up by blue suspenders with yellow stars on them. There is also a flag pin pinned to the suspenders on the top left shoulder. Trump's hands are super tiny compared to the rest of him; he holds them out to his sides with palms up and facing the viewer. He wears large dark grey and black clown shoes.

At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com.

“The Ableism Circus – DJT” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Ableism Circus - RFK Jr". A semi-abstract figure resembling a clown version of RFK Jr stands against a solid light burgundy background. Two speech bubbles emerge from his large, black open mouth. The top bubble reads: "Autism Destroys Families!" connected to a second bubble below that says: "They'll never pay taxes, they'll never hold a job, they'll never play baseball, they'll never write a poem, they'll never go on a date."

The figure wears a green MAHA hat and has fluffy grey clown hair framing his face. His eyes are puffy and dead-looking, topped with a big pink clown nose. He has classic white chin and cheek makeup, with a wide open mouth showing only his bottom teeth. He has no arms but wears feet in large white and red clown shoes. Around his neck is a large dark blue clown collar; the rest of his outfit is light blue. He wears a flag pin on the upper left side of his chest.

At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com.

“The Ableism Circus – RFK Jr” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

Miscellaneous Illustrations

Illustrations that don’t fit neatly anywhere else—some whimsical, some bittersweet, some just because an extremely happy cosmic toad on a lily pad needed to exist in this crappy world.

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Everyone Is Welcome Here". A central planet Earth with Pride ribbons radiating outward in hippie 1970s style. With original Pride colors on the left, extended Pride colors (including Brown, Black, Trans, and Intersex flags) on the right. Abstract figures of diverse races and abilities (including wheelchair and service dog) stand atop the planet. A Disability Pride flag fades into the background above them, while religious, humanist, and atheist symbols appear at the base of the Earth. The Rainbow Infinity symbol for Autism sits under the earth as well. At the top of the image says "Everyone is", the Earth and Pride ribbons in the middle, then on the bottom "Welcome Here".

At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com."

“Everyone is Welcome Here” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Alien". A fan art interpretation of a retro style Ripley from the movie's Alien. She is the central figure wearing her signature USCSS Nostromo outfit. Along with the USCSS Nostromo embroidered patch on her right arm. She is holding a retro style orange cat, Jones the cat. And behind them is a stylized Xenomorph that you can only see its head and then its tail wraps around the waist of Ripley and then curls up around the back shoulder of Jones the cat. There are tiny retro flowers on the head of the Xenomorph and bottom back going into the tail.

At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com.

“Alien” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "All My Friends Over the Rainbow Bridge". Three stylized cats sit on a rainbow that begins behind the baby blue border at the upper right corner, arcs across the starry sky before swooping downward toward the center, then widens dramatically as it crosses over the bottom border—creating the effect that it emerges from the page toward the viewer. Simple retro clouds float in the sky overlapping the baby blue line border, which leaves about an inch of plain white around all edges.

The sky features a starry night, but between the rainbow arch on the right side, a sun is setting behind mountains.

The three cats sitting on the outward-sweeping section of the rainbow are: First, closest to the viewer, is a solid black cat with its tongue out. Behind it is a grey and white fluffy cat with a smudge nose and bright green eyes; this cat has one paw resting on top of the black cat, showing they are bonded. Behind them both is a brown short-haired tabby cat. All the cats have a creamy glow surrounding them, about 1/4 inch wide.

On the sides of the bottom part of the rainbow, along the edges of the baby blue border, are identical lily of the valley plants mirroring each other.

At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com

“All My Friends Over the Rainbow Bridge” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Cosmic Carl". A cosmic toad sits on a lily pad with retro-looking flowers growing up behind him along with cattails. The toad has the universe on his skin instead of regular texture; he has stars all over his face and upper body. On his back, there is a full moon and clouds, and his very bottom side is green grass that is the same color green as the lily pad he sits on. The toad has his eyes shut but a huge smile on his face. He has his front legs intertwined and clasped together in a gesture of contentment.

The retro flowers in the back are big and looming upward. There is one on the left side of the picture that is red/orange with a dark red/orange outline on a stem that curls in a stylized way. In between are the cattails in a simple style: just lines for stems and a simple white oval for the cattail, but it is obvious what it is. On the right of the image at the bottom, near the toad's lower body, is a retro purple flower on a stem with leaves. Behind it is a big stem with a bigger flower up top and then two smaller half-bloomed flowers. These flowers are aqua with orange and white accents.

At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com.

“Cosmic Carl” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Retro Cats". The image features a group of six retro-styled cats on an empty teal solid background.

In the back row are two tabby short-haired cats with big tails pointing upward: one is an orange tabby, and the other is a dark brown tabby with a white chest patch extending from his chin to his chest.

The middle row consists of two cats sitting with their tails covering their backs and part of their front paws. One is a solid black cat with its tongue sticking out. Beside it is a fluffy, long-haired grey and white cat with a "smudge" of grey on the solid white near its nose.

In the forefront are two more cats. One is a solid white fluffy cat sitting in the same position as the grey and white cat but facing a different direction. At the very front is a stylized calico cat with orange, white, and black markings. Her tail points downward rather than up and is not wrapped around her like the others. All four of her legs are visible in a standing position shown in a stylized side view.

At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com.

“Retro Cats” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026

A 1970s retro-style illustration titled "Nothing Deep". A single octopus tentacle emerges from the right side of the image and curves up and back inward toward the center left. The tentacle is a light coral color with mint green suction cups. The background is a deep blue. Cream and yellow flowers float around the tentacle along with water bubbles scattered throughout.

At the bottom of the illustration is the artist's signature reading "jaVeja 2026". The image includes watermarks stating: "DO NOT REUPLOAD", "DO NOT SCREENSHOT", "Direct Shares from Original Artist only. Unless given permission.", and www.artvocacybyjaveja.com.

“Nothing Deep” 11″ x 17″ Print 2026