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Welcome behind the scenes! This is my digital sketchpad and messy studio floor all rolled into one. Here, you’ll find unfinished sketches, chaotic layers, and paintings mid-process. Grab a cold drink and see what happens before the paintbrush finally goes down!

The Carousel digital sketch

ringing a new vision to life. This is the initial sketch for a massive 180x50 cm acrylic painting currently on my easel.
The piece features a bare-chested horned figure wearing thigh-high stockings and platform sneakers, with a merry-go-round in place of her hips. Set against the distant silhouette of an amusement park, it’s a surreal look at emotional exhaustion and the heavy feeling of spinning in circles.

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The Carousel colour mock-up

Testing out the color palette for my giant 180x50 cm canvas! Before diving onto the physical fabric, I love creating a digital color study to map out the mood.
For this piece, I’ve chosen alternating rows of soft pastel pink and blue, elevated with rich gold accents. To contrast the bright figure, the distant amusement park silhouette is a deep purple, set against a dark navy sky that slowly fades into a pastel pink dawn.

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The Swing

The sister piece to 'The Carousel,' this surreal artwork combines classic pin-up glamour with dark mechanical isolation. Depicted from a side view, the horned, bare-chested figure bends her back toward the viewer with one arm behind her head. In place of her spine, a mechanical swing ride originates beneath her chest and expands into a hard, clam-like skirt at her hips. Wrapped in thigh-high stockings, the piece captures a quiet struggle between structural restraint and the raw desire for emotional freedom.

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The Tea Cup

The third installment in this surreal series captures a mood of quiet, internal processing. Standing bare-chested with her eyes closed and her head tilted down, the figure represents a moment of hidden strength and graceful surrender. With a mechanical tea cup ride fused directly into her core, the artwork serves as a raw visual metaphor for feeling like your emotions are spinning out of control, while you force yourself to remain still and elegant on the outside.

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