Lucid Art 777
About Me
I am a Bay Area–based artist, born in Southern California, whose journey with art began in quiet moments. Growing up with liver disease and type 1 diabetes, I often found myself needing stillness. In that stillness, I found drawing.
Art became more than something to do. It became a place to feel, to process, and to exist fully. By middle school, I was studying portraiture through books and practicing daily, slowly learning the language of faces. With every sketch, I discovered not only improvement, but connection.
I am endlessly inspired by people. The curve of a smile, the strength in a gaze, the softness in someone’s features. I’ve learned no two faces are ever the same. I believe there is a distinct and quiet beauty in everyone. Drawing people allows me to honor that beauty and translate emotion into form.
When you support my work, you are supporting a story shaped by resilience, feeling, and deep appreciation for human individuality. Each portrait I create carries gratitude for life, for growth, and for the extraordinary beauty found in every face.
Artist Favorites
Experience the blend of tradition and modernity with “Still Whole,” an exclusive artwork that transcends time and style.
Original artwork combining traditional and digital techniques for a unique visual experience. Vibrant colors on glossy 8.5 × 11 inch paper, enhancing the depth and detail. Perfect for art enthusiasts seeking distinctive, cultural expressions.
Allow this captivating piece to transform your space, adding a touch of bold creativity and cultural richness to your decor.
“Stillness” is a captivating graphite-started art piece that was then transferred over to Procreate to finalize the coloring in an abstract digital process. Created in 2023.
Printed on 8.5 × 11 inch matte textured paper
The artwork "Still Rich" was inspired by Bob Marley's quote: "Don't gain the world and lose your soul; wisdom is better than silver or gold." It reflects the idea that spiritual wealth matters more than material riches. Created by Lorenzo in 2023, the piece began in graphite and was later enhanced digitally. The print is on 8.5 by 11 inch glossy photo paper.