ImagineFX

Leanne Huynh

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Location: US Web: www.faedri.com Email: leanne.arte@gmail.com MEDIA: Photoshop

It sounds like Southern California artist Leanne has a pretty good existence: “I spend my slap-happy days painting all the things, trying not to kill my plants (only three so far!), attending a bunch of convention­s and meeting amazing people!”

She grew up in the colourful world of 8-bit video games and 1980s cartoons and spent her childhood, as she describes it, “drawing, colouring, playing with Lego and trying to beat my older brothers in video games.”

An arts graduate from the University of California, Irvine, Leanne has notched up time as a painter for hire for Blizzard Entertainm­ent, Riot Games and Carbine Studios/NCSoft.

 ??  ?? 1 Rosalinde “With this piece, I applied a gradient early in the process of painting her and really appreciate the harmonisin­g colours from it. With her ivy shawl and crown of flowers, I can confidentl­y say that Rosalinde is a big fan of nature.”
1 Rosalinde “With this piece, I applied a gradient early in the process of painting her and really appreciate the harmonisin­g colours from it. With her ivy shawl and crown of flowers, I can confidentl­y say that Rosalinde is a big fan of nature.”
 ??  ?? 3 Q “I’ve recently starting attending comic convention­s and selling my art there. This piece, named Q, is inspired by my boothmate, Kieu (pronounced ‘Q’). She sells super-cute artwork with cats and fruits on them, which prompted me to paint her with a...
3 Q “I’ve recently starting attending comic convention­s and selling my art there. This piece, named Q, is inspired by my boothmate, Kieu (pronounced ‘Q’). She sells super-cute artwork with cats and fruits on them, which prompted me to paint her with a...
 ??  ?? 2 Em “In Vietnamese, ‘Em’ can be translated to mean ‘little sibling’, which is what I named this young girl. Em is wearing a traditiona­l Vietnamese hat and dress normally reserved for a formal event. I never got to wear this as a kid, but always...
2 Em “In Vietnamese, ‘Em’ can be translated to mean ‘little sibling’, which is what I named this young girl. Em is wearing a traditiona­l Vietnamese hat and dress normally reserved for a formal event. I never got to wear this as a kid, but always...
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