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A Contemporary Muse – The Story Behind My Latest Portrait
Every painting I believe has a soul. My latest piece, simply titled “Anaïs”, is a celebration of femininity, expressive beauty, and the dialogue between fashion and emotion. Through this painting, I wanted to push the boundary between portrait and fashion illustration, where the personality radiates not just through facial expression but through every curve, fold, and hue. I’m fascinated by how garments can act as both armor and art — telling stories without uttering a single word. As always, thank you for following my journey. I hope Anaïs speaks to you the way she spoke to me as I brought her to life.
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Sold!! ‘Red Gloves’ off to the USA!
I’m thrilled to share that my original watercolor painting, Red Gloves, has found its new home in the USA! This piece was an exploration of power, poise, and timeless fashion. With its dramatic contrast of inky blacks and red accents. The stylized figure, cloaked in mystery and bold elegance, captures that fleeting energy we often see on high-fashion runways—intense and magnetic. The red gloves themselves were a statement, not just in color but in attitude. They command attention, with a hint of vintage glamour. Thank you to the collector who saw something special in Red Gloves. May she bring you as much inspiration as she brought me. With gratitude – Fiona 🙏
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Bold, Bright, and Expressive: My Latest Series Inspired by Fauvism
In my most recent work, I’ve taken a dive into vivid colour and intensity, drawing inspiration from Fauvism and inspired by Kees Van Dongen. These new pieces reflect a shift in my practice — away from the muted, introspective tones of past works, and toward a brighter, bolder celebration of femininity, spirit, and style. Like the Fauvists, I’ve chosen to abandon realism in favour of emotional truth. These portraits aren’t about perfect likeness but about evoking a feeling — sometimes fierce, sometimes dreamy, but always vibrant! Part of this new direction was due to limited art supplies while travelling so I was kind of forced to create in a different way. This new…
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New Artwork Reveal: “Femme Fatales” – Bold and evocative!
I’m thrilled to share my latest piece, Femme Fatales — a bold, evocative watercolor and acrylic painting that explores the duality of feminine strength and seduction. A lot of my paintings in the past have been in black and white but I decided to rework this piece which was originally in black and white. I chose the brightest and strongest colors I had access to and as was travelling my art supplies were dwindling! The painting is a celebration of feminine complexity and allure.
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My artworks seen in some of my artcollectors home around the world.
My artworks are finding their new homes in beautiful spaces around the world. From evocative figurative oil paintings to fashion-inspired pieces, contemporary portraits, and whimsical, otherworldly watercolours, my art spans a wide emotional and visual spectrum. I’m honoured that my work now lives in private collections of art collectors around the world—each piece finding its own home and continuing its story beyond the studio. Here are some of my paintings and artworks in artcollectors homes.
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Bringing Spaces to Life Through Art
Paintings | Illustrations | Bespoke Surfboard Art When it comes to hospitality, it’s the little details that leave the biggest impression — the textures, the colors, the atmosphere and experience and that’s where art comes in.I’m an artist who believes that great spaces deserve great stories. Through painting, illustration, and even custom surfboard artwork, I create pieces that add soul, character, and a sense of wonder for boutique hotels, restaurants, curated lounges, and homes around the world Whether you’re looking for: Art That Feels Like It Belongs My background in fine art and illustration allows me to move seamlessly between bold, dynamic pieces and soft, detailed works, depending on what your space calls…
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Commission a Bespoke Artwork – Just for You
Did you know you can commission me to create something completely unique? If you’re looking for a custom painting, portrait, or fashion illustration with a personal touch, I’d love to create something special just for you. I’ve been incredibly fortunate to have my work collected internationally, with pieces hanging in private collections all over the world. But some of my favourite projects are those that come from direct collaborations—turning your ideas, moments, or vision into a one-of-a-kind artwork, a bespoke art piece. What I Can Create For You I offer bespoke paintings, portraits, and fashion illustrations, tailored to reflect your story, style, or occasion. Whether it’s for: A thoughtful gift A memorable wedding…
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Arianna
Struggling against the current was not my style but somehow I had found myself stuck in that groove, a groove that seemed to be gaining momentum and felt like it was paralysing me. I had read literally hundreds of success stories, stories of rags to riches or of famous people, people who I respected and learnt that the majority of their lives had somehow ‘fallen’ into place. And I had developed this warped belief that there were a limited amount of opportunities that were divvied up at birth and doors that open at certain critical times in ones life. It was increasingly apparent I was starting to lose faith in myself, and worse,…
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Heddy (aka Hedvig Tilly Sørensen)
I was born Hedvig Tilly Sørensen (aka Heddy) in an extremely small town called Toco (aka Shady Grove) Texas. I bet you thought I was going to say somewhere in Scandinavia coolish like Copenhagen, but alas no. My closest city and closest to Europe I had ever been was Paris, Paris Texas, USA. I had been in and out of numerous foster homes my whole life and never knew who my birth parents were until a weird synchronistic chain of events took place. Maybe fate, destiny, not sure, but here in this tiny town of Toco, population 89, one very small school and a weird landmark plane, I was found by a talent…
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Rianne
Washington Square park was abuzz, nothing out of the ordinary as it was a swelteringly hot late summers day. Rianne darted, weaving in and out of the already crowds of milling people. She had woken up much earlier than her routine Wednesday where she normally would hop on her bike and ride madly across town to the small florist shop she sometimes worked part time in over the summer months. Rianne could hardly contain herself and hadn’t really slept the previous night. She was nervous as she was heading to an early morning coffee date. Rianne’s signature look was animal print, but particularly one proud leopard print outfit which already had a few…
