ABOUT F A C E S
Every day, I see faces—captivating, familiar, and endlessly intriguing. My art is inspired by the human form, a fascination that started during childhood cutting paper dolls from Sears catalogs.
Every day, I see faces—captivating, familiar, and endlessly intriguing. My art is inspired by the human form, a fascination that started during childhood when I spent hours lost in imaginative play, cutting paper dolls from Sears catalogs and inventing stories for them. This early love for creativity still guides me, especially in my work with watercolor and ink.
Watercolor and ink allow me to paint quickly and spontaneously, leaving space for imagination to fill in the details. My goal is to create art that resonates with those who see it—bringing a smile, sparking laughter, or evoking a cherished memory. Each piece is an invitation to step into its story and find your own connection.
To add an element of surprise and whimsy, I often draw with my non-dominant hand. This playful approach gives each painting its own unique personality, as if the lines and colors have a mind of their own. I never know exactly what the final result will be, and that’s part of the magic.
Art is my form of relaxation and joy—a creative play that brings life to my inner world and hopefully brings light to others. For me, painting is an intuitive journey, guided by a love for spontaneity and connection.
I hope my art leaves you with a sense of wonder and a smile, just as creating it does for me.
mail: peakchari@gmail.com
Every day, I see faces—captivating, familiar, and endlessly intriguing. My art is inspired by the human form, a fascination that started during childhood cutting paper dolls from Sears catalogs.