Layla Vladi
| Layla Vladi | |
|---|---|
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| Born | Layla Vladi 10/17/1997 Lübeck, Germany |
| 🏡 Residence | California |
| 🏳️ Nationality | German |
| 🏫 Education | Gnomon — School of Visual Effects, Games & Animation |
| 💼 Occupation | Artist |
| 📆 Years active | 7 |
| Known for | Celebrity Artist |
| Works | Tribute art featured by the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam 2020. Involvement with non profit organization SAS Billboard. |
| Height | 175 cm |
| 🌐 Website | https://laylavladi.com/ |
| Twitter=Marthchrom | |
Layla Vladi has gained a large following by presenting her paintings and collaborations with celebrity artists on Instagram, where she has over 350K followers under the handle marthchrom.
Early Life and Biography[edit]
Layla Vladi was born and raised in Lübeck, Germany by a creative family who encouraged her to explore her artistic talent from an early age. Throughout her formative years, Layla excelled in art classes and participated in several art exhibits. She traveled to various countries due to her family’s business, finally settling in California to pursue a career in Illustration/Concept Art. As a young adult she sought a more serious outlet for her talent. Not finding the ultimate education for the type of semi-realism she sought, Layla found art related jobs to keep her motivated. Learning to paint digitally was her goal and found that opportunity at Gnomon — School of Visual Effects, Games & Animation where she learned a mixture of a more classical and modern approach. From there, she attended workshops from nationally renowned digital artists and from there began to find her own path in her creative journey.
Career[edit]
Layla Vladi, a German illustrator based in the Bay Area, has been creating her own unique brand of fantasy-inspired illustrations, establishing a name for herself in the art community. From her studio, Layla approaches her paintings with an atmospheric sensitivity combining shape, tone line, and color. Mainly depicting people in nature, Layla Vladi finds her artistic voice using the influences of numerous cultures and time phenomena from the comic and art worlds. Her motifs range from Van Gogh to Sailor Moon, though her own style clearly originates in the rich culture of Japanese manga and anime. Her dark and mysterious looking creations are a dream of digital painting and honorable in their professional craft. Whether in collaboration or as a solo project, Layla Vladi's artworks inspire around the globe. In addition to illustrations and digital works, she also creates character designs and concept art in her studio.
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