My art falls under the categories of Afro-Surrealism, Pop-Art and abstract. My work explores themes of social commentary, spirituality and the overall state of the collective state of the human psyche.
My Background
My Inspiration
My Background
As a child, I loved music videos. Almost to the point that I live my life like a music video even to this day. I was about four years old when I saw the music video for “More Than a Woman” by Aaliyah and thought “How do I make stuff like this?” from then on I involved myself in everything artistic and graphics related. In high school, I w
As a child, I loved music videos. Almost to the point that I live my life like a music video even to this day. I was about four years old when I saw the music video for “More Than a Woman” by Aaliyah and thought “How do I make stuff like this?” from then on I involved myself in everything artistic and graphics related. In high school, I went to a Technical high school for half the day where I took Visual Communications. That’s when I realized that if I want a career in this field, I’ll have to make my work ethic surpass the competition, because let’s be honest, Art is a very competitive career field.
My Medium
My Inspiration
My Background
My trained and preferred medium is digital art using Adobe Creative Suite and Procreate. I also make traditional paintings for commission.
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
Pop culture, and the many, many talented artists around me including my friends, family, boyfriend, professors you name it! However the best inspiration I've found is just life itself. Living and pondering why we're living has fueled many of my pieces.