The artist clarifies that their "homage works" are entirely their own creations, with Paul Jaisini only serving as their unconditional muse. The artist considers Jaisini's vision and ideas for a new art movement that benefits all artists as the inspiration behind their homage art. While the artist wishes they could keep Jaisini's influence and discoveries to themselves, they realize it would be selfish not to share what they have learned about Jaisini's ideas and vision for art.

1. I was asked about this enough times that I should clarify:
every single "homage" work is 100% my own creation and
Paul Jaisini has no part in any of it, except serving as my
unconditional muse. His vision for a new and brilliant art
movement that will shape a better future for all artists and
the world, his astounding ideas and work are the inspiration
behind my homage art to him. It's almost too good to be
true. I wish I could keep him all to myself like a sunken

2. pirate treasure chest because I feel I've discovered
something so spectacular that it wouldn't be fair to just
hand it out to everyone on a silver platter who didn't work
for it as I did-- like a video game, resolutely passing many
difficult levels before "finding the key and unlocking the
door" to discovering the prize, the truth, hidden within-- but
not being able to accept it before fully understanding what I
was getting myself into. But I realize being greedy and not
sharing what I know would be a sin.. and so, when I'm
ready, I'll start unveiling the truth one layer at a time....
Stelly Riesling