Noni Pin but the smoke suggests something

but the smoke suggests something potentially ominous

Shimoda first studied illustration at the prestigious Kyoto Saga University of Art and Aoyama Juku School before beginning her career as a professional contemporary artist in 2008

These surfaces have emotions and stories to tell and I feel they are revealed if you are willing to look past the “ugliness” of them

Using color

When she does

Noni Pin but the smoke suggests somethingDetails About Acrylic on panel 16 x 20 in. 2019 21 x 24 in. (f) Leilani Bustamante was born in Santa Rosa California and is a graduate of the Academy of Art University. She grew up between the suburban sprawl and rural Fort Bragg, where she draws inspiration from their simultaneous decay and growth. Her work often voices themes of mortality exploring elements of death, rebirth, beauty and spoil, the loveliness of the macabre and the mournful influence