Louise is an freshman student at Bradley University, majoring in animation. They are a traditional artist, often using gouache paints, alcohol markers, and graphite to create portraits. Louise also often creates fiber works by sewing, crochet, embroidery, and more.
jesus, mi cristo is an exploration into religious symbolism as well as spiritual sacrifices and rituals
la nina de las flores uses mixed mediums to represent louise's experience with young sapphic love
self portrait as artemisia gentileschi is a self insert into Gentileschi's Self Portrait as the Allegory of Painting
quetzal represents guatemalan identity and the struggle with colonization
mitski uses gouache to mimic unique photographic lighting techniques
untitled - a portrait of a friend
pink pony club - portrait of a singer
a woman with pearls is an exploration into representing soul through style
After graduation, Louise plans to join an independent animation or game development team, eventually leading their own program of using animation to educate the youth. Louise hopes to return to school in the future to pursue a degree in studio art, with a focus in painting.
celestial bag is crocheted, not original patterning
nola's star is a blanket with different stitches on each row, original pattern
from the garden explores realism outside of typical means, all original patterning
sale at the mackinaw valley vineyard
A few of Louise's works in mostly charcoal, but occaisonally graphite, created through live observation.
These images show some of Louise's various showcases, art sales, and gallery displays. Locations she's displayed in include but are not limited to the Mackinaw Valley Vineyard, Tremont High's Student Showcase, HOIC Art Festival, CAC Peoria Student Gallery.