MEET THE ARTIST
Painter and Illustrator Natasha D. Powell creates artwork that focuses on a broad range of topics including the female evolution process and its expression through the use of color. “I use color to evoke feeling, helping to express my characters' state of mind."
Drawing since the age of ten, Ms. Powell has spent much of her time working with fashion illustrations, graduating with a B.S. in Apparel Design and Merchandising from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech).
Her latest series, “The Lady’s Coffee” explores the ever changing self image, interdependent relationships, and social consciousness through the empowerment of women. The series seeks to empower women of all ages, representing the intense diversity of our emotional spirit.
Aside from The Lady’s Coffee series, Ms. Powell has completed several works including oil landscapes, mixed media, and pieces dedicated to the Harlem Renaissance. Much like her inspirations Diane von Furstenburg, Andy Warhol, and Dorothy Dandridge Ms. Powell hopes that her work will continue to create a thought-provoking dialogue amongst its viewers while inspiring them to pursue their passions wholeheartedly.
Painter and Illustrator Natasha D. Powell creates artwork that focuses on a broad range of topics including the female evolution process and its expression through the use of color. “I use color to evoke feeling, helping to express my characters' state of mind."
Drawing since the age of ten, Ms. Powell has spent much of her time working with fashion illustrations, graduating with a B.S. in Apparel Design and Merchandising from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech).
Her latest series, “The Lady’s Coffee” explores the ever changing self image, interdependent relationships, and social consciousness through the empowerment of women. The series seeks to empower women of all ages, representing the intense diversity of our emotional spirit.
Aside from The Lady’s Coffee series, Ms. Powell has completed several works including oil landscapes, mixed media, and pieces dedicated to the Harlem Renaissance. Much like her inspirations Diane von Furstenburg, Andy Warhol, and Dorothy Dandridge Ms. Powell hopes that her work will continue to create a thought-provoking dialogue amongst its viewers while inspiring them to pursue their passions wholeheartedly.
