ADOBE WORKS

Anisa, a certified graphic designer and Adobe specialist, showcases her mastery of Adobe products and CorelDRAW through her extensive portfolio of digital artwork

I have received The Graphic Designer Certificate, which consisted of Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign Adobe Software Training from Shih Chien University.

My Digital Art Works can also be visited from this link. Below is the banner I did for Vision Sensei Kenan Ozalp. You can watch cool Anime, Roblox, and more videos on his YouTube channel. Sensei Vision is a custom Naruto character created in collaboration with Kenan Ozalp and his YouTube channel.

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Mastering Adobe: Discover the Digital Art World with Certified Artist Anisa

Dive into the world of digital art with Anisa, a seasoned professional specializing in Adobe Products and CorelDRAW. Her expertise, backed by a Graphic Designer Certificate from Shih Chien University, lends credibility to her proficiency in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. The expansive portfolio of her digital artwork, which can be explored here, showcases her skills vividly. Notably, her collaboration with Vision Sensei of Kenan Ozalp for a custom Naruto character banner serves as a testament to her remarkable artistry. Fans of Anime, Roblox, and other engaging content can indulge in a feast of entertainment on Kenan Ozalp's YouTube channel.

COMMISSION

Step into the vibrant digital world and journey alongside Anisa, a digital artist with expertise in Adobe softwares. Anisa's YouTube channel offers an engaging platform for her to share her creative process.

Open for commissions, she leverages her Adobe proficiency to transform concepts into captivating visuals. By partnering with Anisa, you're not just commissioning artwork; you're embarking on an immersive journey, harnessing the power of Adobe to elevate your creative aspirations.

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Anisa Ozalp, a New York native, shares her deep connection with Staten Island, where she spent much of her life. She is passionate about the local street art and murals, highlighting Staten Island's vibrant art culture.

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Anisa Ozalp is an embroidery artist who creatively uses thread, yarn, beads, and sequins on fabric to artistically represent her view of the world, as showcased in her vibrant and textured 2020 fashion design assignment.

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Anisa Ozalp received training in Tezhip, a traditional art of manuscript illumination, from renowned artist Müzehhibe Elif Aydin, who emphasizes the importance of hard work and discipline in mastering this intricate and historically significant art form.

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Unicorn Rainbow Loom

Anisa Ozalp's portfolio showcases diverse talents across various mediums, including animation, 3D modeling, painting, digital design, and puppetry. Her pieces demonstrate a unique creative vision and reflect a journey through different facets of artistry.

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INKTOBER CHALLENGE

Anisa Ozalp attended the month-long art challenge called Inktober in 2020 to enhance her skills and create concrete drawing skills.

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CHINESE WATERCOLOR

Anisa Ozalp is an artist skilled in Chinese Watercolor, employing techniques like the calligraphy-related filling-in and the boneless method, creating nature scenes with natural pigments on rice paper since 2020.

Chinese Water color

PROJECT: MONA LISA

Anisa Ozalp created a 2022 installation art featuring Mona Lisa bust sculptures in bronze, silver, and gold. Inspired by the original painting's engaging gaze, she combined traditional and modern techniques

Mona Lisa Statue

Three-dimensional Mona Lisa

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