Works of Art — The Art Blog

Deceased Flowers

“Deceased Flowers” relates to the concept of love and the beauty of loving unconditionally and receiving nothing in return.

Works of ArtIsaiah ReedFebruary 2, 2026Colored work, LoveComment

Swimming Pools Filled With Liquor

“Swimming Pools Filled With Liquor”, is the visual representation of mixing alcohol with depression and being influenced by others to drink all your problems away with a couple bottles of alcohol.

Works of ArtIsaiah ReedJanuary 17, 2026alcoholism, chiaroscuro, Black American Art, lavae reedComment

The Brand

“The Brand”, is a visual representation of how we define and label people while failing to look at them as something more.

Works of Art, Social issuesIsaiah ReedJanuary 4, 2026Comment

Repairs on a Tormented Heart

The last piece I will do of my beloved muse and a confession from the heart.

Works of ArtIsaiah ReedJanuary 1, 2026Comment

Out For My Heart

“Out For My Heart”. A piece surrounding the topic of love and experiencing a broken heart while a woman finds amusement in one’s suffering.

Works of ArtIsaiah ReedJuly 13, 2025Comment

Ego Death

Ego Death. To lose and let go of oneself as well as everything that is important to you in your last moments.

My Art Journey, Works of ArtIsaiah ReedApril 14, 2025Comment

Time Without

Time spent without my father and the effect it has had on my life.

Works of ArtIsaiah ReedApril 1, 2025Comment

In Her Own Firmament

My perspective and feelings for a beautiful woman named Ysenia

Works of ArtIsaiah ReedMarch 19, 2025Comment

The Ongoing Sacrifice: Breakdown

Works of Art, About The ArtistIsaiah ReedJuly 9, 2024Comment

Don't Accept That Bottle: Breakdown!

Social issues, Works of ArtIsaiah ReedOctober 31, 2022Black American Art, Art, Isaiah Reed art, Yesha'yahu Art, Mannerism, Social issues, breakdown, mixed mediaComment

Things Cannot Remain The Same

My Art Journey, Works in Progress, Works of ArtIsaiah ReedSeptember 19, 2022Art, Artist, Black American Art, Isaiah Reed art, Yesha'yahu Art, My DreamComment

Where'd You Get Your Hair?

Works of Art, My Art JourneyIsaiah ReedJuly 13, 2022Artist, Art, Black American Art, Isaiah Reed art, Yesha'yahu Art, Where'd You Get Your Hair? Comments

Who Is the Artist?

You may have seen the art, and may have even dove into the concept and information of the work(s), but now is the chance to learn a little more about the artist!