My name is Leila Robey. I grew up in Milwaukee and I am still living there to this day. I am starting to prefer to go by any gender as of late. My interests are turning from art to Astrophysics and Alchemy. Very often times than not, I am a lackadaisical human being, forgetting to do one thing only to not move a muscle to do any work i promised myself to do. I am also very goofy, timid and unnecessarily sensitive. I have been known to isolate myself from others usually because i need space and time to breathe without worrying for other people.
Currently I am a Junior who goes to school at Saint Joan Antida. My wide array of work was influenced by the many trials and tribulations that occurred just for me to get to the place I am in today. I’ve went to multiple different art classes and seen art online that helped open my eyes to multiple styles of art. I often tell myself that I may have the "Creator's Curse" due to my inability to be satisfied with my own pieces of work.
My passion for art came from me needing an outlet for my depression and anxiety. Sometimes expressing my creativity helps distract me from doing any thing too stupid, it doesn't . I am a self-taught artist that desires practice for her art to become much better. Along with the "Creator's Curse" I often belittle myself saying that my art isn't good enough or impactful enough when it is just fine when others view them.
When my work is given praise, I become antsy and awkward, leaving a momentary smile across my face. I believe with much practice I am somewhat sure that I’ll better my gift or, habit, to an extent that I can please myself and inspire others as they have done for me.
Currently I am a Junior who goes to school at Saint Joan Antida. My wide array of work was influenced by the many trials and tribulations that occurred just for me to get to the place I am in today. I’ve went to multiple different art classes and seen art online that helped open my eyes to multiple styles of art. I often tell myself that I may have the "Creator's Curse" due to my inability to be satisfied with my own pieces of work.
My passion for art came from me needing an outlet for my depression and anxiety. Sometimes expressing my creativity helps distract me from doing any thing too stupid, it doesn't . I am a self-taught artist that desires practice for her art to become much better. Along with the "Creator's Curse" I often belittle myself saying that my art isn't good enough or impactful enough when it is just fine when others view them.
When my work is given praise, I become antsy and awkward, leaving a momentary smile across my face. I believe with much practice I am somewhat sure that I’ll better my gift or, habit, to an extent that I can please myself and inspire others as they have done for me.