Estella Tse makes rad stuff
with art + technology
Emotionally Impactful • Thoughtful • Creativity With Purpose
I make art that comes to life — literally.
Ever want to step into a painting?
Ever wish the painting to come to life in your own living room?
I make that kind of magic.
I create one-of-a-kind paintings that magically appear in your reality, with a real physical painting.
You can move around, step into, and explore my paintings.
No fancy tech needed.
No crazy expensive tech.
All hand-painted.
All human-made.
Howdy! I’m Estella~
I use my voice to bring light and inspiration to the world.
I create bridges between art and technology,
Between the physical and the digital,
Between our dark inner worlds and expressing it out for all to witness.
I make globally recognized, emotionally immersive VR/AR stories drawn from my own mental health and growth into installations for the masses.
And I bring that same heart to my locally made, accessible art in Portland, OR with cards, prints, and home decor.
The full range of work I create is to inspire and remember the beauty around us.
Not ready for all that fancy tech?
Np, I gotchu, boo lol Here are my bestselling cards
Highest Quality Prints for Your Home
Giclée, professional-grade prints made to last
Celebrating the start of Spring with the majestic Magnolia’s blooms!
Watercolor.
Bring the PNW vibes into your home with this cozy favorite~
Watercolor.
How I Study as an Artist
It's funny the comments you get when people catch you drawing in public. Almost always, someone will say something along the lines of, "Wow! So much talent. I wish I could do that." It reminds me of a conversation I had with my pre-med college roommate that has stuck with me. She said, "People say I'm smart. Like it's natural, like I was born with it. But they don't realize how hard I work, how much time I spend studying. I just work really hard." I think this gets lost often when people see artists doing their thang. There's a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes in order to cultivate and nurture our technical skills and creativity, a lot of observation, and discipline.
Here are some of the ways I've been studying:
Brainstorms, Ponderings, and Ideations
“Estella is unique in how she cultivates and curates her lived experiences into impactful stories that are relatable in many ways. She brings forward nature - in multiple uses of the word - into the present, as both metaphor and salve for what it means to be human”
— L. Erickson