KeyBeanPrinting
Key West-raised creator of magical realist art
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Our shop is currently in the dressing room. Please allow her some time to change.
Until then, Archwing Ari, Lord of Fire is available via email, Etsy convo, or Instagram DM if you are looking for a custom order.
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About KeyBeanPrinting
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Ari in Jökulsárlón, Iceland, finding inspiration in the snow - 2018
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Ari
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Ari works as an English Professor at a university. Born to be a writer, she graduated with an MFA in Writing and began illustrating her manuscripts. Now, she draws the female form in pen and ink while continuing to work on her flash fiction stories.
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Hildi Bean
Muse
As Ari's muse, Hildi is a strong source of inspiration for everything Ari creates. Hildi Bean likes her toy bear, walking in puddles, and exploring the great unknown.
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United States
Supplies ethically-sourced shirts and totes for design printing.
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Frequently asked questions
What does "What Haunts Me" mean to you?
My mentor and thesis reader in graduate school--Dr. Eve Jones--said one should write what haunts them. The only thing that's worth creating is something that lingers in your brain. Anything that truly haunts your every thought must be created. You don't have a choice.
Can't stop thinking about a man who lives underground?
Write the story.
Can't shake an image of a woman made of leaves?
Draw her.
"What Haunts Me" is a constant reminder of what I'm here to do: create what haunts me.
I can't afford a print right now, but I want to support you! How can I?
I have wanted to support different creators throughout my life; sometimes we just don't have space in our budgets for a $20 print. Ko-Fi is a great website that gives everyone the chance to support the creators they love without ruining your budget.
Find me at: http://www.ko-fi.com/whathauntsme
Do you use references when you draw?
Sometimes! It depends on the drawing. When I do use references, I either take photos of myself, or I find images on Pinterest. I have public boards on Pinterest for fellow artists to reference.
Find me at: http://www.pinterest.com/arinarifaridari