Emily was born and raised in Kansas City, MO and is now living in South Korea. 

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She's an Emmy Award-winning Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism grad who's spent her life working all over the world balancing her passion for art with her love of broadcast news. 

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Her process might be considered  "less traditional"-- working on multiple canvases at a time, spaced out on the floor.  Why? It's best suited for her kind of  "full-contact-get-messy-and-be-OK-with-your-blue-fingernails-the-next-morning" kind of painting.  Sometimes a traditional paint brush is involved, but most of the time she experiments with everything from a shower squeegee to a broom or cardboard. Why not?

 

Walking through business lobbies and homes with monotone, gray and beige-for-days artwork, she figures the world could use a little color.  (because people don't know they need a little hot pink in their life until they see it on their wall.)  

 

Every painting starts with a general idea but never a detailed plan, letting the colors, the textures, the light, the events of the day inspire the next move or the next photo.

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She's available for commissioned photography and paintings and would love to hear from you: Emily@emilysinovicart.com

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