Angels in many forms and other things

My career as an artist started quite late in life. However, as a young girl of 13, I had a passion for photography. It wasn't until I turned 40 that I began to be hired as a photographer for weddings and families. I was overjoyed when I got the opportunity to photograph some fashion images, where I could utilize my makeup training and photography skills. As a young woman, I traveled to London after being recommended by MIKAS in Stockholm to attend the Greasepaint School of Makeup, which was highly regarded at the time. Both makeup artistry and photography brought me joy, like a child waiting for Christmas presents. I was bursting with creativity and loved creating images. In 2008, I was discovered as an artist and now work primarily in that field. However, sometimes after painting constantly for months, I need a break and can't hold a brush for a while. That's when photography or digital art comes in handy. Sometimes I feel like a creative bomb, and the images just explode in atoms, resulting in thousands more images than when I started thinking about one of them. I always see images, and when I paint, more and more images appear. Sometimes you have to turn off the creativity. Ten years ago, I discovered the Procreate app, which I now use in my digital production. When I studied graphic design and illustration from 2002-2006, we worked a lot with Adobe programs. I am truly sold on all of Adobe's creative programs, but in recent years, it's almost only Photoshop that I use. I used to always work in Illustrator, but so many different drawing programs have emerged in the last 10 years, and that's where I go back to the meaning of Procreate and Sketchbook, Ibis paint, clip studio, etc. Some for iPad and some for Android tablets. I work in both. And I can't forget Painter! In the digital world, there are also programs like Affinity and Luminar, which I check out from time to time. Here you can see my photo art and take advantage of the 1000 SEK discount until March 31, 2024, with the code DIS1000. I hope you like what you see!