Über

Johnny Pecan Pie is a writer, artist, and maker of mythic objects exploring the space where wonder meets fear, and meaning is shaped through attention.

Death and the Serpent is his first published fable, a poetic, illustrated meditation on creation, mortality, and the strange intimacy between what ends and what begins. The book does not argue a philosophy so much as listen to what still trembles, allowing images and symbols to do the work words alone cannot.

Johnny’s work blends storytelling, visual art, and contemplative practice. He is drawn to simple language carrying layered depth, stories that can be read in a single sitting yet linger long after, continuing their quiet work in the reader. His influences range from myth and Jungian psychology to modern questions about consciousness, technology, and the sacredness of being alive.

Johnny lives and works in Colorado, where he continues to write, draw, and explore how attention itself can be an act of love.