1:1 PORTRAITS
Sabela's boob-themed artworks and art shows are a medium for her to shine a light on the important topics of self-love and vulnerability, which hold a special place in her heart. Her intention is to empower other women to break free from self sabotaging beliefs.
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She creates a safe space through her art where people can feel free to be vulnerable and to express their unique beauty without fear of judgment.
Her commissioned artworks feature female breasts as a way to showcase the beauty and power of femininity in all shapes, sizes and colors.
If you're interested in commissioning a piece of art that captures your essence and celebrates your individuality, she'd love to work with you.
Here's how the process works:
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The Intention
I want to know the unique story and relationship my clients have with their breasts. This allows me to tap into their energy and create a piece of art that is truly reflective of their essence. By getting to know you on a deeper level, I am able to infuse the artwork with meaning and purpose, making it a truly transformative and empowering experience.
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The Picture
To begin the process of creating your commissioned artwork, I kindly request that you send me a photo of your breasts. Please note that this photo should not include your face or body and will be treated with the utmost respect and confidentiality. With this image as my guide, I will work to create a piece of art that captures the unique essence of your breasts and celebrates the beauty and power of femininity.
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The Process
Once I receive the photo of your breasts, my creative process typically takes about a week to complete. For standard commissioned pieces, I will work on a 30 x 40 cm canvas. You can expect to receive your completed painting within two week's time. Framing optional and adviced.
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Pricing & Special Requests
If you are curious to get your personalised portrait, contact me with your desires and I will elaborate an offer for you.
“ I think women’s bodies are might and powerful. When I heard about this project I thought it was an incredible way to honor the beauty and strength that women have. I also just love my boobs and want everyone to see them."
Molly, LA