Ali V.

Ali V. attended Creative Clay’s Saturday art program as a teenager, and is currently a Member Artists in the Community Arts Program.

Ali says her work is inspired by both her father, also an artist, and the artwork of the Mayan culture. She creates unique characters accentuated by exquisite line work and bold, colorful patterns. Her primary medium is acrylic, but she also creates much of her work in marker. She has had her own solo exhibits at the Good Folk Gallery and also at Strands of Sunshine Gallery in 2015. In 2016, she worked with teaching artist Todd Frain to create her Mayan Mural on the Academy of Arts building. According to Pixel Stix Drive-In Mural Theater founder, Matthew Walker, Ali’s mural is the 4th most visited mural in the city.

She is a celebrated artist, collected by many patrons. Creative Clay is proud to represent Ali and to exhibit her artwork both in our physical gallery and in our virtual one.