Okay, so I’ve been seeing this “Christiana Ritchie” name pop up all over my social media feeds, especially on those artsy-craftsy accounts I follow. Seems like she’s some kind of artist, but I wasn’t really sure what kind of artist. So, I decided to do a little digging and see what all the fuss was about. My whole process went like this:
First Step: Simple Search
I started with the most basic thing, opened up a search bar and keyed that name to see the information, and boom. I immediately see that this person is an artist, and she’s got her own website, and there are a bunch of images of her work, mostly paintings it looks like.
Getting Deeper into the Art
I clicked on some of those image results, and man, her stuff is wild. Lots of bright colors, really bold patterns, and kind of a… I don’t even know how to describe it… a dreamy, almost surreal vibe? I’m definitely not an art critic, but I know what I like, and I was intrigued.
Checking Out Her Website
Then I headed over to her actual website. I always like to see how artists present themselves online. Her site was pretty clean and easy to navigate. I found a gallery section with tons of her paintings. I spent a good chunk of time just scrolling through, zooming in on the details. Some of them looked like landscapes, others were more abstract. It’s all very vibrant, that’s for sure.
Social Media Stalking (Just a Little!)
Of course, I had to check her out on social media, like many other artists, I found Christiana Ritchie is on it too. So I typed her name and found her easily. I scrolled through her feed, saw some behind-the-scenes stuff, like works in progress, and even some videos of her actually painting. It’s always cool to see the process behind the art, you know? It makes it feel more… real.
My Takeaway
After all this “research” (which was really just me procrastinating, but whatever), I’m definitely a fan. Her work is really unique, and I love the energy it has. I’m even thinking about maybe buying a print or something. I’m not made of money, but it’s nice to support independent artists, and her stuff would definitely brighten up my boring apartment walls. I’m going to keep an eye on her, see what she comes up with next. It’s always exciting to discover new artists and see their style evolve.
