Elegance in the Underworld.
Beauty in the Broken.
🖤 Welcome to My World of AI Art
This passion began during a season of grief.
My mother was in hospice at home, fading from younger-onset Alzheimer’s, and I couldn’t just sit and watch her physically disappear after years of grieving before, when her mind and personality began to unravel.
Thanks to Pieter, my friend who told me to “try some AI,” I opened my laptop, downloaded Discord, and started prompting. Prompting was like writing for me: raw, unsure, emotional.
What came out was everything I couldn’t say: love, horror, loss, rage, beauty, sorrow.
That’s how this way of self-expression was born.
I never expected anyone to see it…let alone feel it. But you did.
And now, over 28,000+ of you have followed this journey. Some of you have turned my art into oracle decks, Spotify album covers, tattoos, book cover art, and more. Seeing someone wear it on their skin? That’s the deepest honor.
So when people say AI art has no soul…I know better.
These pieces may be born from zeros and ones, but they carry my love, sorrow, grief, imagination, and fire. And sometimes, it’s just for fun, for pure enjoyment too.
If you’re drawn to haunting beauty and underworld emotion, I hope something here speaks to you.
Thank you for being here. Truly.
Client Work
Some of my client work has been creating images for oracle decks, book covers, custom portraits for personal or business use, gamer profiles, Spotify album covers, tattoo designs, and more.
These tattoo designs were created by me and tattooed by the talented @audeladureeltattoobysandry
Love &. Relationships Oracle Deck by @evangelinekoru
A Few Notes Before You Submit
Style & Feel: My work leans into two styles:
horror, gothic, cinematic, and mystery. Think dark feminine energy + gothic couture elegance with witchery & chaos. If that resonates, you’re in the right place.
Creative Process: The best pieces come from trust. Share your themes, muses, colors, ideas, and the energy you want to bring in, and allow some mystery and imagination to be a part of the outcome.
Choice & Edits: For a simple, straightforward commission, I share 3-5 (usually more) images to narrow direction and style. You choose from the set, and I complete the piece with color corrections, retouches, and upscaling. Any additional prompt or custom editing will be reflected in the price.
Timing: Please let me know if you have a deadline. Rush options are sometimes available.
Usage: Let me know how you plan to use the image(s). It can be a tattoo, album art, book cover, marketing image, promotional material, or a personal altar. Commercial licensing may be needed for certain uses.
Don’t worry; I typically work with self-published authors, independent musicians, gamers, fellow artists, and small business owners, as well as individuals who want my art as a tattoo, so prices are reasonable and affordable.
If your heart feels called, I’d love to hear from you.
If you want a vision created, I’d be honored to bring it to life.
Whether you’re looking for a dark goddess to place on your altar, a mystical self-portrait, or artwork for your creative project, I offer limited custom commissions for those who feel drawn to my style.
If you’d like to work together, please read the notes before sending a request. This helps us determine if we’re a good match to work together. I invite you to fill out this form, and you’ll hear back from me in 2-3 business days. Mahalo.
Custom Commissions
AI Art: Questions + Reframes
A love note to the skeptics, the curious, and the traditionalists.
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No, not if you’re doing it with intention.
AI art is a collaboration between human vision and machine learning.
I write detailed prompts, refine outputs, tune the lighting, mood, symbolism, and storytelling. I often go through 50+ variations before finding the one that feels right. That’s not random and I’m pretty devoted to learning how prompts work just right.
It’s intuitive creation.
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Define real. Is photography not real? Is collage? Is animation?
Art is about expression, intention, and connection, not medium.
AI is simply another tool, like a paintbrush or camera. The soul behind the image is still mine.If it moves you, awakens something, or brings beauty into the world somehow, it’s art.
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This is a real concern because many AI tools was or are trained on a large dataset of images from across the internet, including public artwork. This has raised fair concerns, especially from artists who didn’t consent to having their work used. I want to acknowledge that.
As a writer + artist myself, I understand the fear of being erased or copied without credit.
But I don’t use AI to mimic anyone else’s style. I use it as a tool of original creation, rooted in my own stories, ideas, visions and inspiration. The result still reflects me.
The final image is refined, and often completely different from anything it was trained on.
More importantly: AI art gave me (and many others) a way to create when we had no other access.For my clients, like Evangelina, who dreamed of creating her oracle deck: it was either AI or nothing. That doesn’t mean we don’t value traditional artists. We deeply do. But access to tools should not be gate kept.
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Easy? Maybe for low-effort outputs.
But high-quality, emotionally resonant AI art takes taste. Vision. Editing. Patience. Using other tools. Creativity. Writing skills.This isn’t a shortcut.
It’s a new tool.The magic is in what you weave into it, not the tool itself. You can hand someone a camera but can they easily take a photo that lands on National Geographic?
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No. Because it can’t.
Just like digital didn’t erase oil painting. Or e-books/kindle didn’t erase poetry.There will always be a place for handmade, hand-drawn, human-touch art. My tarot deck is created by a human illustrator.
What AI offers is access for those who couldn’t afford to hire artists, or who didn’t feel like “real” artists themselves.
This isn’t a zero-sum game.
Art can be sacred, plural, and abundant.And please know I’m deeply pro-artist. I hire, credit, and support traditional artists in my work and community.
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Yes, if the creator poured their soul into it.
What makes art soulful isn’t the medium or the brushstroke. It’s the intention behind it.
AI art can be deeply mystical, symbolic, and healing, when done by someone who infuses it with care, vision, and emotional truth.
An illustrator can draw something for a client and then move on— did it have soul then?
A tattoo artist sees my designs, copies it on the arm of a client, are they soul-less because they copied my image?
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