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Master Lizard: The Feminist Surrealism of a Millennial Van Gogh, The Late Elizabeth Ann Baggett

Uploaders Note Like Van Gough, true genius and greatness are almost criminally under-appreciated in life. Lucid Lizard was the late Elizabeth Baggett, and about 34 when she passed away. Elizabeth pioneered a style of ephemeral dreamscape boldly and brilliantly disturbing and beautiful at once. I would call it feminist surrealism if I had to label it, a style Elizabeth herself pioneered. Thanks for all the cool stuff to look at, Lizzie. I wish we could have met. Honestly you might be remembered as the best artist of the early 2000's once the snobs finally notice your portfolio. A TRUE MASTER. Obituary Elizabeth Ann Baggett, 34, passed away on October 20, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. She was born in Austin, Texas to David Baggett and Janet Baggett on July 15, 1985. Elizabeth grew up in San Antonio, Texas and graduated from Alamo Heights High School. Her life passion has always been art. Her talents crossed many mediums and platforms; beginning with tiny doodles to being commissioned for large murals. Elizabeth was a beloved mother, daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, friend, artist, and muse. She will be remembered for her magical spirit, unique soul, and her charismatic pers

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