Brooklyn doesn’t just make art — she lives it! She often sees what others may miss, she’s obsessed with creating, and has a distinct style!
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Learn MoreBrooklyn’s artwork can be very colorful and unique! She can turn “different” into “powerful,” she often builds something that is hers alone, and her work continues to stand out instead of blend in! Brooklyn’s art feels intentional. The colors aren’t random — they’re emotional. There’s contrast, and small details you don’t notice at first glance but can’t ignore once you see them. It doesn’t look like something copied from a tutorial — it looks like a point of view.
Who or what inspires Brooklyn to create?Brooklyn has a naturally creative brain! She genuinely thinks visually or imaginatively. Her brain doesn’t rest well in routine. Creating feels more natural than consuming. She doesn’t make art to be artistic. She makes art because not creating feels uncomfortable. It’s her way to express herself and her many emotions!
What is Brooklyn's favorite art form?Brooklyn’s favorite art forms are acrylic painting and graphite. With graphite you are able to blend and create shadows and with acrylic she’s able to create solid, bright, beautiful, expressive works of art!
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