Edouard uses whatever materials are at hand to create whatever he envisions, with each output being unique. He never felt aligned with traditional art forms, so he embraced his individuality, becoming skilled at expressing his uniqueness. Edouard works across various mediums, including collage, painting, sculpture, recycled art, sewing, and digital drawing and collages.

Im going to make a mess

Darenouchee views art as a living, evolving process that grows and changes. Creating art fills her with purpose and energy, and she constantly seeks new ways to express herself across various mediums. Her work includes painting in acrylic, oil, and watercolor, drawing with pencils and charcoal, and sculpting with materials like paper, plaster, and clay. She also explores digital art and enjoys hobbies like sewing, crocheting, and embroidery to create her own garments.

My work celebrates sexual liberation and bring awareness for the decriminalization of sex work in the U.S.

Art is power, and I paint to honor bodies, identities, and joy that deserve to be seen and respected.

Let’s create a world with more color, more freedom, and more love.

Eluterio creates art through a lens of organized chaos, working primarily in black, white, red, blue, and yellow. Using acrylics, paint pens, and stamping with screen printing ink, he blends styles to reflect different meanings, often featuring the SF skyline and memories of past drinking experiences. His work is a way to process childhood trauma and give voice to his inner child. He also merges his passion for fashion with painting, creating hand-painted clothing inspired by his artwork.

Glad to be back and participating in such a special pride Art battle!

Sara is passionate about animals, climate ecology, LGBT issues, and whatever else inspires her. After studying materials science and engineering at MIT and Stanford and retiring from a career in software technical writing and product management, she’s now pursuing art education at Skyline College. With over 20 years of experience painting theater scenery, Sara now works on a smaller scale with watercolor and acrylics, alongside her hobbies in tie-dye, leatherwork, and sewing.

I'm looking forward to competing again! And happy Pride Month!

Ilse is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice bridges art and engineering. She is currently based in Los Angeles, studying Toy Design.
Before moving, she worked at the Exploratorium’s Tinkering Department, developing interactive STEM experiences.

I’m looking forward to competing again in Art Battle, it is always a great night out. See my art, comics and books at PlanetUrf.com