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Adriana Stone (Raby)

ABOUT THIS ARTIST

Adriana Stone (Raby), Illustration

Adriana Stone was born in Philadelphia, PA the youngest of three, in an Italian family. She moved to Sarasota FL, (an hour below Tampa on the Gulf side) in elementary school. In 2010 she and her boyfriend went cross-country for three weeks. The experience was amazing and she scrap-booked and sketched the whole time!

Adriana Stone has a BFA from Ringling College of Art and Design. She uses an array of mediums in her artwork. Currently, she is based in Los Angeles, CA.

She is not your average Illustrator.
"I am a people person. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy putting my head phones on and getting lost in my work. I try to learn as much as I can from mini trips and meeting new people. I live in Los Angeles, I'm going to go on gameshows and immerse myself in this fun culture! "

She is a person who is always in a good mood, enjoys solving problems, and LOVES being busy.

Contact

CA
Tel: 941-587-9172
lostnsun@yahoo.com
https://adrianastone.carbonmade.com/

Disciplines

Cartooning,Fashion Illustration,Fine Art,Illustration

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