Zayne is no ordinary sloth; his genetics took a wild detour, making him more akin to a amphibian than to his sloth brethren. Unlike his kin who lounged in the treetops, Zayne's youth was spent in the watery embrace of the local turtle gang, where he honed his swimming prowess. 

It was during one of these aquatic escapades that he met a dynamic duo of salamander brothers, hailing all the way from Southern Texas. These siblings were musicians at heart; one wielded the guitar with finesse, the other was a master of the drums. Yet, their band was missing one crucial element: a lead singer.

As fate would have it, Zayne, with his lungs expanded from years in the water, possessed an extraordinary voice. His singing was not just remarkable for its strength but carried an old-soul quality that resonated deeply. With Zayne's voice, the trio found their harmony, and thus, the genre of Sloth Rock was born.

Artistic works emphasizing macabre character design. Each piece invites the viewer into a unique narrative journey. Some artworks come with integrated backstories, while others leave space for the audience's imagination to explore and interpret the tale behind the image.

Mixed Media Macabre

Sloth Rock

Incoming collection.....remember to water your plants!

Savage Botany

Every character within this collection embodies the essence of both the mundane and the arcane—From creatures of dark lands to beings that are or once were human, these creations are adrift in the cerebral expanse of Micro Mirror’s mind. Far from a mere anthology, “Beasts and Otherworldly Beings” is a somber, monochromatic collection, born from the artist’s engagement with the notorious “Inktober” challenge. The collection is being made into a book... coming soon!

Beasts and Otherworldly Beings

Sea dwelling creatures, gilled wonders, bottom feeders, gelatinous floaters, tentacle monsters and more.