Over time, my creativity took a new direction - I began to learn tattoo artistry. It's an art where every line, every movement is important, where you don't just paint, but transfer feelings onto another person's skin. Learning how to do this is difficult, but incredibly inspiring. It's especially gratifying to see your work become part of someone's story.

Life is a mixture of contrasts: soft and hard, sweet and spicy, freedom and discipline. I'm learning to find a balance between all of these sides, making each day a part of a big, colorful canvas. And there is so much more to draw, feel and live

My name is Alice, and ever since I was a little girl I've been a little different - a lefty with a head full of ideas and hands that were always reaching for pencils and brushes. Drawing became my way of speaking to the world even before I learned how to construct sentences properly. Paper, walls, old t-shirts - everything became a canvas for my fantasies. Sweetness was my second inspiration: cakes, marmalades, cocoa with marshmallows - little joys that I turned into illustrations and sometimes even tattoo designs.

As a teenager, contrary to expectations, I got into boxing. It was a time when I needed to vent my emotions and find my strength. The ring taught me discipline, respect for my opponent and the ability to take a punch - both literally and figuratively. Although I am now no longer practicing professionally, this experience has stayed with me forever, shaping my character and inner core.

I love animals. Perhaps because they are so sincere and pure. My cat Misa is my furry muse and partner in my nightly drawing marathons. She lies patiently by my side as I work on sketches for hours, and always reminds me that it's time to take a break and just purr under the plaid.