My Path
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I am an artist who expresses herself through her work in
hopes that people will be able to either feel what I feel or relate to those feelings. I am a woman who feels deeply, I am a woman who is emotional and that is what I use art for. I want every woman to know it it is okay to feel. It is okay to feel deeply. Laugh loud, smile hard, cry it all out and feel your rage. Feel it express it in safe creative ways and then leave it. As women being feminine is also finding how to creatively use your emotions to express it to the world. It is our gift. Every piece I create has specific meaning and I am emotionally attached to my work. I hope that my work finds people who value it, that is what matters to me most.
When I was younger I would draw off and on. I would often buy sketchbooks and instead of filling the pages I would draw on one page and completely scrap the book. As I grew older I would often express myself artistically but through hair and makeup. After graudating college but failing my career in exercise science trying to impress my parents I decided to take a chance on one of my highschool/college interests which was hair and makeup. It was only through pursuing a cosmetology career that I would find my true love which is art. I dreaded going to work on clients hair due to my creativity being limited to what clients wanted and was also dealing with depression. I read many depressing mangas to make myself feel better, feeling all the feelings the characters would feel and fell in love with Miuras Manga Berserk and the artwork. While working as a cosmetologist I got Covid and with the 2 week sit down I was bored. I began to admire Miuras artwork so much I thought, how nice it would be to have his artwork on my wall. With so much time on my hands I sat down at my desk and began to draw one of his characters. From there I fell in love with art.
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" I’m artist and I'm sensitive about my ish”
-Erykah Badu
“The aim of art is not to represent the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.”-Aristotle
