Dopamine Colors

I'm a visual artist from New York City. I paint juxtapose buildings & trees in vivid colors, sometimes with landmarks from major cities. I started selling prints of trains & buildings in New York City in 2008. Didn't see it as a viable source of income until I moved to Oakland CA in 2012 and was gifted a storefront gallery, for one year, to display my paintings.
From there a garnered a core clientele base and began to see the possibilities of making a career out of my passion. Registered my business, “Dopamine Colors”, and started selling prints reflecting the Bay Area to tourists by the Pier in San Francisco. From the success in The Bay, I was able to duplicate my process in Atlanta and back to New York. Expanding my brand into hand-painted clothing, gallery showcases, and large-scale community murals. I enjoy traveling to new urban cities and interpreting the environment through my work. I focus on exploiting the beauty of classic architecture and moving the people with a new and joyful work of art reflecting their hometown.