My style of traditional art is comprised of acrylic portrait painting. I’ve been creating pieces since I could hold a pencil properly, drawing since age 6. Inspired by some of my favorite portrait artists, I begun portrait painting from a young age, painting people like singers and actors that I adored. I’m drawn most to creating eyes, that’s where I begin with my pieces and what I love most. Recently, I’ve ventured into more adventurous pieces with attempting to mimic the look of an oil painting with acrylics, or painting on different materials like denim.
Closeup of my face 
Closeup of Yogurt 
Closeup of Cheetos bag 
Self Portrait (2019)
TITLE: Self Portrait
MEDIA: Acrylic on canvas
SPECIFICATIONS: 24″x18″
DESCRIPTION: Freelance painting that features surrealist “cotton candy” clouds, my dog, Yogurt, and a hyperrealistic bag of Cheetos.
Mia Wallace, 2019 
Closeup of Mia’s face
TITLE: Mia Wallace
MEDIA: Acrylic on canvas
SPECIFICATIONS: 36″x48″
DESCRIPTION: Painting inspired by a still from Pulp Fiction (Tarantino, 1994). It was done by combining 4 canvases together to create one large picture. This piece took about 40 hours.
Mia Wallace, 2019
Acrylic on denim
Bold & Brash, 2017
Acrylic on canvas
HBIC, 2018
Acrylic on canvas
Dua, 2018
Acrylic on canvas
Blossoming, 2017
Acrylic on canvas
Pieces from my sketchbook:
Untitled colored pencil sketch, 2019
Media: Prismacolor colored pencils, white gel pen, black needlepoint pen
Untitled colored pencil sketch, 2019
Media: Prismacolor colored pencils, white gel pen, black needlepoint pen
Untitled pen sketch, 2019
Medium: black needlepoint pen
Untitled colored pencil sketch, 2019
Media: Prismacolor colored pencils, white gel pen, black needlepoint pen
