#Metroseen: The Unconventional Art of Haranikala

Mar 27, 2023 1 comments

Meet Vhane Gabiola, the artist behind "Haranikala," the artist who's taking the world of digital art by storm. With her unique style that blends crispy and imperfect lines with bold and striking colors, Vhane's art is as fascinating as it is eye-catching. But who is Vhane Gabiola, and how did she become the artist she is today? Let's find out.

Growing up, Vhane, now 21-year-old never imagined herself as an artist. She wasn't the one who got chosen to create posters and slogans for her class, and she didn't even draw until late 2020. However, she always loved playing with her imagination and had a deep desire to unleash her creativity in different forms of art. So, she started making digital art just to free these ideas.


And boy, did she unleash her creativity! Vhane's art is inspired by everything around her, from the things she feels and sees to the movies she watches. Her brain doesn’t stop thinking of ideas, and she loves expressing her ideas and desires through art. She also makes stunning Studio Ghibli fan art, inspired by Hayao Miyazaki's creations and appreciation for little mundane things.

Vhane's style is crispy and imperfect, with thin and thick lines coming together to create a sense of unity. She loves using bold and striking colors and putting in unwanted details, which always makes up the whole. Her art is as peculiar and unconventional as her ideas, and that's what makes it stand out.

Crispy and imperfect lines



But Vhane isn't just a talented artist; she's also a free-spirited and adventurous person who loves exploring new things. She's always into peculiar, imperfect, and unimaginable things, and she's not afraid to try out different things that she believes are worth venturing for.

Despite being a shy person, Vhane has gained recognition for her art, with other artists, people, and even companies recognizing her skills. Her art has captivated the hearts of many, and it's no surprise why. It's as beautiful as it is unconventional, as colorful as it is crispy, and as unique as it is eye-catching.

If you want to see more of Vhane's art, you can check out her on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook accounts. Her art will surely inspire you to unleash your own creativity and explore the world of unconventional art. So, go ahead and give her a follow!


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