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Development of Ever After

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For this piece I exclusively used matte acrylic paint by Golden Artist Colors.

Fibonacci Hopscotch (2025)

Updated: April 26, 2026

18″x29″ on illustration board.
Produced exclusively with acrylic paint by Golden.

Fibonacci Hopscotch is a bold, vibrant piece. Several violet shades interweave with bright yellows, oranges, and greens, accompanied by my signature black, aqua, and pink trio.

My inspiration for this piece was trying to expand my gameboard niche into other types of gameplay – a court game in the case of hopscotch.

Here’s my new wave-inspired music playlist to go along with the fun and funky vibe of the piece.

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Development of Fibonacci Hopscotch

Colors used:

Black
Dioxazine Violet Deep
Blue Violet
Red Violet
Light Ultramarine Blue
Turquiose
Cobalt Teal
Permanent Yellow Deep
Cadmium Primrose
Yellow Green
Light Phthalo Green
Naphthol Pink
Cadmium Orange
Fluorescent Orange

Halloween Game of the Goose

by Chris Freyer

Updated: December 30, 2025

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22″x22″ on 4-ply art paper.
Produced exclusively with acrylic paint by Golden.

Happy Halloween! Around this time last month, I started brainstorming a Halloween-inspired art piece. One of my favorite retro gameboard designs is Game of the Goose and I came across one specific design that really caught my eye. Once I got it penciled onto the canvas, it was color palette selection, figuring out color placement, and onto painting as usual.

The design reminds me of stadium seating, everyone watching what is going to happen in the center space. Is it a game? Is it showcase?

Oh! As you can see, this piece features glow in the dark paint! Yes! I first used it in my Acey-Deucey Battleship piece last year, but I’ve gotten better at how to apply it. It’s called Phosphorescent Green, made by Golden Artist Acrylics.

Per usual, I made a music playlist to accompany the artwork. For the 63 spaces in the Game of the Goose game, 63 essential Halloween tracks. It’s a mix of genres but (obviously) leans heavy on alternative, goth, punk, funk, hip-hop, and new wave.