Have you heard of the "portrait of a coffee spill" art technique? Well, this is it, I spill coffee onto paper or canvas and then I shape the stain to form a portrait or image. It's a fun and distinctive way to create art.

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Pencil sketch @ black coffee

I am a self-taught artist. I paint portraiture on fabric and abstract on canvas. My art business has been in operation since the start of my high school career in 2015. I've had three exhibitions under my belt already. To improve my entrepreneurial skills, I have taken a short course at the Labit Academy. I have painted a wall for my drakenstein municipality in support of the 365 days of activism against gender-based violence. I will soon start with my mural journey, I'm just looking for an opportunity to showcase my talent on some walls.

Imbizo Magazine speaks to the young adult market in Gauteng. The Magazine is known as the voice of creatives for upcoming artists. As the most influential proponents of local South African performing art, culture, visual art and creative writing, Imbizo Magazine is the home to the 18+ young adult with an average age of 40 years old.
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There was a point in my life where I was just fascinated with dogs, so one of my friends sent me an image of his dog named Coco to illustrate. I had fun drawing this and he was so happy to see the results.

I love classic cars so this digital drawing was heavily inspired by the 1988 BMW M6

I did this digital illustration for an Instagram influencer called Tshiamo and she really loved the vector art

Showcasing the the state of how art is identified in a modern sense as opposed to how it was in the classical Renaissance period.

Renaissance and classical art is considered innocent and groundbreaking, yet today's interpretation of art eats away at one's soul and demoralizes the image of women. Hence the femine golden statue on the right-hand side of the piece. It is also a reference to the "midas touch", that one can be celebrated and placed on a pedestal but still be trapped in all that glory.