My name is John Glock. I live in the USA. The one near the Gulf of Mexico, not the Gulf of America. I’m an artist, writer, and educated overthinker. Even earned a BA in Philosophy for street cred.
My primary medium is pen & ink, although most of my work here is done on an iPad with Procreate. Same techniques and vision, but with the freedom that digital artistry can give you.
Codefreespirit has been lurking on the internets since 2000, but mostly as a hobby. 25 years later, I’m finally able to give my creative life the chance it deserves. Join me in making a creative living possible.
I thank you for visiting and I hope you enjoy my work.
New Stuff Every Month
Prints coming soon!
(Merchandise coming later)
The O
You like supporting independent artists, right? You love being a part of something amazing as it grows, yeah? You enjoy getting discounted pricing on prints and merchandise, don’t you?
Well, you don’t have to subscribe to another big website like Patreon to help me out. Just subscribe to my circle. I lovingly call it ‘The O’.
Despite that pun, it really is a great deal. You’ll get the perks listed here all for less than the cost of a Prime membership. Maybe even less than your Uber Eats Taco Bell order.
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Get access to all the newest downloads and full access to download my entire back catalog.
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You’ll get access to the member store where I discount prints and merchandise up to 25% off. You’ll also be first up to receive any special pricing on my products.
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When I do shows, I’ll be making limited-run, archival, signed prints of my work. As a member, you get privileged access to these runs a month before they wind up in the public store.
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I like to draw smaller pen & ink illustrations. You’ll be able to enter fun (possibly even silly) contests to win one of a kind artwork.
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Members can keep up with activities in the updates section, and plumb the deepest darkest recesses of my creative mind in my creative journal.
I know this seems like a lot. Consider the average time just one of my monthly pieces takes to complete is 40 hours. How much is one regular week of work worth to you?
The Eternal Dream Tarot
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I created The Eternal Dream Tarot in 2001 hoping to produce a deck that didn’t require a reference book to give your readings meaning. It was one of the first decks inducted into the Museo Dei Tarrochi (Museum of Tarots) in Italy. It remains my best known work thus far.