Dopamine art

06/01/2026

I love AI tools. They’re hilarious as hell.🙃

They help me get out of the eternal Reels crisis:
what should I even post today?

Please welcome:
never make a plan🙈

Actually… there’s always a plan.

Plan A — art.😅🤪

05/30/2026

05/28/2026

My colorful ladies are slowly moving into their online gallery home: bold faces, tropical flowers, rainbow skin, dramatic eyes, glossy lips, and all the emotional chaos I love😜❤️.
So if you want to see my work properly — not just as an Instagram reel flying past your face in 0.7 seconds — go check out my Artmajeur page.
Link in bio. Come say hi to the girls 🌺🎨✨

05/27/2026

This painting was inspired by emotion — the kind that doesn’t come in one color.❤️
I wanted her to look calm on the outside, but full of movement inside. That’s why I chose bold, almost electric colors: blue for depth, pink for softness, orange for warmth, green for tension, and yellow for that little spark of light.🎨
Oil pastel felt perfect for this piece because it lets me work with texture, pressure, and my hands. The colors blend and fight at the same time — just like feelings do.
She is not just a portrait.
She is a state of being.
What color is your mood today?😌✨️
Pink Melancholy
Size : 90 x 60 x1.5 cm
Materials: oil pastel on canvas

05/26/2026

Creating my Neon Muse ✨

This time I’m working on black cotton paper, and oil pastel behaves so differently here — sometimes smooth, sometimes patchy, sometimes completely unpredictable.🫠🎨

But I love how these colors feel: like a neon trip through distant galaxies.

Still in progress. Let’s see where she takes me.

Do you enjoy seeing the process or only the final artwork?✨️

05/25/2026

Oil pastel has become one of my favorite materials lately.🎨✨️

It’s tricky to work with, but I love its rich color and texture. It behaves differently on every surface — paper, canvas, smooth or rough background — and that makes it unpredictable in the best way.

For my colorful portraits, oil pastel feels perfect. A few strokes can already look bright, juicy, and alive. I also love that I can blend it with my fingers — the pastel warms up, becomes softer, and the colors start melting into each other.🫶

Compared to acrylic, oil pastel feels more direct and intuitive to me. Less distance between my hand and the artwork.🤌😍

Even after fixative, the piece still feels airy and alive, so it needs to be handled carefully.

Maybe one day I’ll try oil paint, but for now I love the speed of oil pastel. I usually work fast — 6 to 8 hours — trying to catch the emotion, the color, the impulse.🤓

Messy, moody, addictive — oil pastel fits my current art mood perfectly.❤️

05/24/2026

From the first sketch to the final touch — meet my rainbow lady.✨️🎨😊

I wanted to create a portrait that feels alive, emotional, and slightly unreal — like color is not just around her, but coming from inside her.

Her eyes became one of my favorite details. They are different colors — a rare condition called heterochromia — and somehow it made her feel even more mysterious, like she carries two worlds in one gaze.

This piece is about color, emotion, feminine energy, and that strange beauty you can’t fully explain — you just feel it.

Name: Prism Gaze
Size: 80x60x1.5 cm
Oil pastel on canvas

02/02/2026

"In between"
Art by

01/30/2026

"Trace of thoughts"
Avaliable!
Dimentions:36" x 48"(91.4cm x 121,9cm)
Acrylic paint

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