Original art by Tyson Foster · Seattle
About Tyson Foster
The artist behind The Lost Frequency
Tyson Foster is a Seattle artist whose paintings bring together nature, cosmic imagery, and the strange spaces between them.
His worlds are vivid and personal: skeletal creatures glow with unexpected color, planets drift through fluid skies, and familiar forms become something entirely their own.
A world built by hand
Across his paintings, flowing acrylic color meets careful linework, surreal creatures, and luminous details. From the playful world of Pikaiju to the entwined figures of Dual Exchange, each work invites a closer look.
The Lost Frequency brings these original images into everyday life through clothing, accessories, and pieces for the home. The painting—and the person who made it—remains at the heart of every collection.
When the loss is personal
In October 2025, KING 5 covered the theft of six paintings from Tyson’s first West Seattle exhibit. In the interview, he spoke openly about the hurt of losing work so personal.
“I didn’t do anything to you. It hurts really bad.”
Tyson Foster, speaking with KING 5
A finished painting holds the hours, attention, and pieces of a life that went into making it. This site honors that care, acknowledges the pain of the loss, and gives space to Tyson’s creative voice.
▶ Watch Tyson’s KING 5 interview ↗
KING 5 · October 14, 2025 · Opens in a new tab
Step into his world
Spend a little time with the paintings. Notice their colors, characters, and small details. Each offers another way to get to know the artist behind The Lost Frequency.