Charming Class

The artwork is a charming sketch of a perfume bottle, which is creatively designed to resemble a flower with six light blue petals adorned with white dots. The center of the flower is gold, topped with a small white flower, adding an element of elegance and luxury to the design.

The label on the bottle reads “Vintage Glow”, suggesting that the perfume might have a classic, timeless scent. The label itself is a white rectangle with a gold border and a small red flower in the center, which adds to the overall aesthetic appeal of the bottle.

The cap of the bottle is particularly interesting as it’s shaped like a small castle tower. This could symbolize grandeur or fantasy, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the artwork.

Overall, this sketch beautifully captures the essence of the perfume bottle while adding artistic elements that make it unique and visually appealing.

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I'm a multimedia artist based in Sydney. I have been immersed in the arts since I was a child and later, developing an affinity for design. I always loved experimenting and pushing the boundaries of different mediums. They break away from traditional constraints, conventions or rules which speaks to my free spirit. It allows me to truly create unique original pieces from various materials.

My artworks imbue faint marks of dark inks, high grade pastels and thin ink washes to cast light contrast effects. I love using bold colours as they evoke a sense of cheerfulness seldom shown in the monotonous grey shades of reality. The bright chroma palette grabs my attention to venture into a uncharted world full of vibrancy I’m simply unable to resist. Craft cutouts are digitally planned for collage assembly on the computer to structure the designs and bind the body composition.

I work spontaneously and fluidly as my main modus operandi and style of expression, often daring to challenge myself to extremes. My imagination runs wild from the influx rush of ideas, beliefs, and experiences inspired from everyday life. They enter a crossroads between abstract and surrealism, a blend of symbols and emotive to depict the many mundane matters in such a satirical, hopeful, and comforting way, they become universal symbols of empathy. I desire to inspire a sense of communal connection that hooks the viewer in with open-mindedness to spot an element from the subject, positively engage with it and be accustomed to bond to it that will complement their personal space