Lit

Subtitle: "I stopped looking for the light at the end of the tunnel and lit that place up myself."

This fierce and commanding portrait depicts a woman exuding raw defiance and self-made power. Her piercing green eyes, lined with dark expressive strokes, stare ahead with an almost hypnotic intensity. Her bold red lips, slightly parted as she smokes a cigarette, add to her air of nonchalant rebellion.

She is draped in a luxurious mink fur coat, a symbol of both indulgence and dominance. The rich texture of the fur, painted with loose yet deliberate strokes, contrasts against the stark black background, reinforcing her presence as someone who owns her space unapologetically. Around her neck, a delicate pearl necklace adds an element of vintage sophistication, subtly challenging the traditional notions of femininity with her unapologetic, untamed energy.

The word "LIT" is boldly emblazoned in the lower left corner, reinforcing the painting’s theme of self-illumination, independence, and taking control of one’s own power. She is not waiting for a guiding light—she is the fire.

🔥 Mood: Defiant, sultry, powerful, and untouchable.
🔥 Themes: Self-empowerment, luxury meets rebellion, independence, and unapologetic confidence.

36 x 36 inches; oil on canvas, wood frame