About Janel

I desire to create art that grows inside you.

Each piece I create is a layered cipher—part soulprint, part social mirror.

Much of what you’ll see presently centers around two of my series: Awkward Paper Doll and Shaderoom.

Awkward Paper Doll is a collection of hand-drawn line works, always created with a symmetry tool that mirrors my strokes. While childlike at first glance, each drawing is delicate and intentional—more meditative than messy. Rendered primarily in black ink on white canvas, these pieces occasionally feature small accents of color. There’s an intricate stillness to them—precise, quiet, almost ceremonial.

Shaderoom, by contrast, is where I let the color run wild. The figures here are bolder, the gestures looser. It’s a world of expressive movement, whimsical forms, and strokes layered with a kind of raw, playful reverence. These are not just images—they're mood archives, memory echoes, emotional landscapes.

While I work across media—2D, 3D, voice, movement, memory—I never post any work unless it has been minted on the blockchain. Every public piece is protected IP. So if it’s visible, it’s already claimed. And if it’s not visible yet, it’s probably still incubating.

Some of my collections include randomized NFT series with unique accessories and facial expressions, spinning visual identities out of stillness. Others dive into guided meditations, cartoon reactions, or spoken word—art as experience, not just image.

If you’ve ever looked at digital art and wondered, “How do I collect this?” or “What makes someone an NFT collector?” — you’re not alone. Here’s how to become an NFT art collector.

Art should follow you: to your screen, your mirror, your dreams. I create conscious chaos, polished with play. If it makes you stop, tilt your head, or look twice—I’ve done my job.

Thanks for listening — Janel.

“Want to know where it all began? You can read my origin story — it’s about the art that refused to die.
And if you're the kind of soul who enjoys wandering through a mind at work, you’ll find more of my notes and reflections — quiet thoughts, small truths, and the hidden meanings behind the brush.
You can also explore how my dissociative traits shape my process and perception — they don’t just influence the art; they often are the art.”

All artwork featured in posts on this site is my original work, both signed and minted on the blockchain, including pieces shown in home interior mockups—unless otherwise credited to another featured artist or photographer.

About My Collections

Every one of my collections begins as a feeling—an intuitive spark—and becomes a visual language that invites reflection, rethinking, and remembering.

“Awkward Paper Dolls,” my most personal series, was created with a symmetry tool—one side drawn by hand, the other mirrored digitally—making each figure awkwardly perfect. These black-and-white forms are stark, stretched, and stiff: metaphors for the polarity, messiness, and distortion of human trafficking—not just bodies… but also physical, mental, spiritual and political. They’re both tribute and trigger—statuous beings that stand tall despite what’s been taken from them.

Other series, like The Shade Room Collection, explore collective identity, shadow work, and oneness. Each piece pulls from multidimensional threads—scribbled linework, abstract form, and symbolic structure—to hold space for questions you didn’t know you needed to ask.

My art isn’t made to be decoded. It’s made to grow—inside you. I create from feeling, not formulas. I don’t aim to tell you what a piece means. I offer it as a seed for your spirit to interpret, reflect on, and evolve with over time.

No two collections look the same. I work across structures, mediums, and moods, but all with the same intention:

To create art that grows inside you.