"Endless brush strokes is a sign of a relief"
A visual artist, who is originally from Buffalo, NY, and now living in Seattle, Washington. Her speciality is developing intuitive painting collections that resonate with mindful homeowers craving emotional balence and serve as ideal decor for their home, office, and commercial spaces.
As she taps into spiritualty through art, she uses acrylic medium to express herself on a canvas; depicts events that happened in her daily life.
In addition to developing intuitive painting collections, she is an intuitive art educator, who blends spaital clarity and emotional grounding to create a supportive environment.
This painting "Dream Catcher: Masquerade Ball" was one of my recent Dream Catcher series that I entered for an art contest through Blue Koi Gallery.
As I continue with my journey, my art has changed the past few years from imitating still-life objects to using more of my imagination to produce original work. For example, in this graphic design work, "Promo Postcard 3" was a typography project of one of my favorite icons in the arts; done in Adobe Illustrator and InDesign. This was displayed at Spot Coffee Elmwood for the Buffalo
Infringement Festival.
Next, a part of my journey was spending time in Peru creating illustration work. For example, I worked on a Two-Point Perspective drawing of inside of a Peruvian home in Trujillo, Peru. The original drawing was done in drawing pencil in 2013. This illustration work was recreated with a blob brush tool in Adobe Illustrator.
Two-Point Perspective Illustration May 2016
I created this color study illustration for drawing II class and it was recognized at Daemen College Academic Festival in Spring 2009.
I was introduced into the art world in college. It was one of my major obstacles in my life. As a visual learner, I struggled with writing art critics or any essays in general. At the beginning, I struggled with drawing classes and my professor suggested for me to have an art tutor. I observed how the tutor broke down each object into basic shapes to form complex still-life objects.
Tea Pots Fall 2008
I was introduced into the art world in college. It was one of my major obstacles in my life. As a visual learner, I struggled with writing art critics or any essays in general. At the beginning, I struggled with drawing classes and my professor suggested for me to have an art tutor. I observed how the tutor broke down each object into basic shapes to form complex still-life objects.
Child's Wish 2018
I empower intuitive artists to build confident, soul-led painting collections that reflect their inner wisdom and elevate the spaces they inhabit. Through art, spiritual awareness, and community, I support creatives in navigating life, emotion, and growth—while creating meaningful decor for homes, offices, and commercial spaces.
I am a visual artist behind Occipicco Art. The name Occipicco Art came from a combination between occipital lobe (vision) part of the brain and picture books. We have a vision for something. If you look closely, all of my works are formed into a picture book. My brand refers to a connection of growth and nature and my love for visual appeal to art. For example, the way I use colors to express my feelings in art as well as visual communication in design.
