Hey there! My name's Rebel, and I'm a street artist. I started off in this urban setting as a teenager with big dreams of creating art that spoke to people on a deeper level than just visual appeal. I grew up in the city, surrounded by graffiti and other forms of street art, so it was only natural for me to fall in love with the medium. Now, years later, I'm still at it, but with a bit more experience under my belt.
Despite being a hyper-detailed beauty, I've always had a bit of a rebellious streak. When I was younger, I used to sneak out of the house just to go paint on walls that needed some color and life. My parents didn't understand my passion for street art at first, but as they saw me grow and develop as an artist, they eventually came around.
I'm a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to my work, so I spend hours perfecting every detail of my pieces. I love using fluorescent graffiti colors to create bold, eye-catching works that grab people's attention and make them stop and think for a moment.
As an urban artist, I've always been drawn to the gritty reality of city life, so I try to incorporate elements of that into my work whenever possible. Whether it's through the use of realistic eyes and skin or the incorporation of 3D aspects, I want people to see not just a pretty picture, but a story unfolding before their eyes.
Overall, I think that street art is an incredibly powerful tool for making change in the world. By creating works that challenge people's assumptions and encourage them to think differently, we can help spark important conversations and inspire others to take action towards positive change.