About Me

Elaina Soboleski is based out of Washington State and New Jersey. She is a self-taught artist who is known for creating detailed pieces while also having a fun creative storytelling aspect that exhibits knowledge of color theory and composition. Primarily a traditional artist, focused on acrylic painting and watercolor, she has explored and gained expansive knowledge on digital art softwares such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Procreate. Elaina currently attending Montclair State University with an Illustration major and minor in Business.

Elaina participated in the Memory Project for three years, creating portraits for disadvantaged children to spread joy and kindness. She interned at the Verksted Gallery, a Co-op of 31 local artists where she gain experience in the art industry and marketing. She was given the opportunity to display her own works and sold several pieces, the most popular being the watercolor series, "Catfishes." Additionally, she entered in the OESD 50th Annual High School art contest where she became one of the winners with the art piece "Oblivion."