About My Art.

In today’s world of AI-generated art (sometimes called “art of dubious origins”), creators face a lot of (mostly well-meaning) questions and accusations, and AI tools are undeniably reshaping the art world.
Because of this, I want to be as transparent as possible about my process and the tools I use to create my work. I use references. I was classically trained in traditional art, and live figure painting has always been my favorite.
Unfortunately, as a studio-less hobby artist (and in this economy!), it’s not always accessible or feasible. Instead, I purchase stock packs with proper licensing and credit the resources I use. Below, you’ll find a list I try to keep diligently updated—but if you notice something missing or see an error, please reach out. No gatekeeping here—ask me anything.
I’ve also included sections for the brushes and tools I’ve purchased. Please note: some of the Amazon links are affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission if you make a purchase through them.
Tools
Last Updated: Sept 2025
Procreate
Used on M4 iPad Pro
iPad Accessories
Anti-rejection glove
Paperlike matt screen protector
Paperlike Screen Protector (note: some people experience more wear and tear on their pencil tips with a paperlike screen protector, I use mine with metal tips to help mitigate it.)
Reference Photography and Models
Procreate Brushes