He adores it. He comes into the art studio to look at my work every day after I finish it, and he is just as excited about the 600th sketch as he was about the sixth of us.
Seeing how happy it makes him to see our interactions captured in art is incredibly endearing and inspiring to me.
You can find yourself in Amanda’s work even if you are “forever” alone because she explores a variety of topics in her whimsical pictures, including romance and long-term relationships.
She frequently emphasizes different forms of love, such self-love, passion for pets, and relationships with family and friends, in a realistic manner.
Exhausted, with hair in the strangest places, ingrown disasters, and other brutally honest women’s issues, she isn’t afraid to be authentic and portray characters as they truly are.
Many of her drawings have a backstory and a deeper, symbolic meaning. They frequently consider universal issues that everyone faces, like the COVID-19 epidemic, as well as relatable subjects like self-discovery and personal development.
