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‘‘Subject A’’, oil on canvas, 12×10
In a parallel universe, Amna’s painting shows what reality might look like if everything was just a little more unsettling. A distorted humanoid figure stares out with huge glowing eyes: one red, one pale white, making the whole thing feel straight out of a nightmare, exploring the parallel universe concept. As Amna puts it, it’s how reality looks to those who “see it as it truly is.”
Character design:
‘‘Springman’’, character design, 2020
This character design started as a hand drawn sketch on paper before being developed further in Photoshop. The character is a skeleton wrapped in a flesh like suit, including a glowing golden heart inside the body symbolizing humanity and warmth beneath the exterior in regards to fictional characters.
‘‘Springboy’’, stop motion figure, 2020
“Springboy” is a handmade stop motion figure built from an old wire hanger armature and covered in sculpted clay. After shaping the body by hand, the figure was painted with acrylics to give it a rough, expressive texture. The movable structure allows it to be posed and animated for stop motion, combining sculpture, character design, and practical animation techniques into one physical character.
‘‘Priori’’, character design, 2021
This character design combines the appearance of a small bird with dark, organic fantasy elements. Tree like branches grow from its head and back, blending nature with mutation to create an eerie but delicate creature. A strange and haunting personality.
view studies on sale:
“I Am Human After All”
Oil on canvas,
5x5
2026
SOLD
Frequently Asked Questions
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Absolutely. Please feel free to reach out with any requests. Currently I’m focused on oil painting, however I am available for any music production work, including potential collaborations.
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‘‘tutto passa’’, oil on canvas, 16×10
What is loss? Where do we all end up in the end? A series of four oil paintings exploring decay, loss, and the slow process of being stripped down by suffering (samsara). Each painting shows a different stage of deterioration, with the figures becoming increasingly tired, distorted, and disconnected from themselves. What begins as subtle physical and emotional decay becomes more intense as the series progresses, with the figures eventually breaking down into almost unrecognizable forms, creating a sense that, often times the decline is happening quickly and unnaturally.
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“Can I Get A Waffle Can I Please Get A Waffle”,
Water mixable oil on canvas,
2026
7x5
$40 CAD
‘‘Thailand Monk Kicking Police During A Protest.’’, oil on canvas, 6×6, 2022
An oil painting of a Thai monk in orange robes kicking toward riot police during a street protest in Thailand, November 2022. Wet streets, smoke, and flashing lights create a tense atmosphere. Thick textured brushstrokes, dramatic lighting, and strong contrast between the bright robes and dark police gear give the scene energy and emotion.
$40 CAD
‘‘Lindsay Lohan Hides Under Table at Brazilian Nightclub’’, oil on canvas, 6×6, 2025
An oil painting of a troubled young woman hiding beneath a nightclub DJ booth in São Paulo, Brazil. Empty glasses, dim neon lights, and a crowded party scene surround her as she sits on the floor with her hand on her forehead. The painting uses dark tones, soft brushstrokes, and a moody atmosphere to capture isolation, fame, and emotional exhaustion.
$40 CAD
‘‘How Long Am I To Be An Involuntary Test Subject for Cruel Technologies?’’, oil on canvas, 6×6, 2026
The small 6×6 canvas creates a sense of confinement, turning an ordinary truck window into a tense and emotional scene about surveillance, vulnerability, and distance. We are living in a state of surveillance.
$40 CAD
About Me section:
Past Projects
“It Feels Like Lifetimes Away”
Water mixable oil on canvas panel, 2026
7x5
$30 each or $50 for the bundle
"I Really Hope It Rains This Time",
Water mixable oil on canvas,
11.81 x 15.75
$40 CAD
‘‘Omegle’’, oil on canvas, 6×5, 2024
A recorded style internet chat inspired by an Omegle conversation.
The painting shows two anonymous figures separated by a distorted screen. Imagery surrounding the upper figure represents injustice, oppression, and a painful history brought upon people of color, while the Palestinian flag below represents resistance, identity, and the fight for freedom. Glitch effects and rough paint textures capture the hostility and disconnect of political arguments online, while highlighting the human side behind them. The composition uses digital glitch effects and thick paint textures to emphasize tension, miscommunication, and the fleeting nature of online encounters.
$400 CAD
‘‘Depression Memes’’, oil on canvas, 6×5, 2024
An oil painting of a cow standing alone in shallow ocean water, staring out at the horizon.
The scene is rendered like a chat log, with layered text elements over the image as if the painting is part image, part digital conversation. A strange mix of humor, isolation, and reflection.
$100 CAD
Listen Up
Some of Tutelary’s older music.
‘‘Past’’,
acrylics on canvas,
16×10
2016
A portrait oil painting of Kurt Cobain, created by Amna at the age of 17. This raw and emotional interpretation of the musician is focusing on his tired expression and introspective gaze.
An attempt to understand his emotional weight as an artist.
$1000 CAD + free shipping
‘‘Self portrait’’, oil on canvas, 10×14, 2021
A self portrait oil painting of the artist lying down in a quiet, introspective pose, holding a Stratocaster guitar close to her body. In one hand, she holds a phone taking a selfie, capturing a moment of stillness and self reflection.
The guitar represents identity and creativity, while the phone adds a modern layer of self observation, emphasizing isolation and emotional distance.
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“Solitude’’, photo series, Canon EOS Rebel T7, 24.1MP APS-C CMOS sensor, DIGIC 4+ processor, 1080p video.
This photo series explores solitude and human connection through the stillness of wilderness during the COVID-19 pandemic. By documenting isolated landscapes, wild animals, and lone individuals encountered along the way, the artist reflects on themes of distance, introspection, and coexistence. The quiet presence of nature contrasts with the emotional weight of isolation, capturing a moment in time where both humans and wildlife seemed to exist in parallel silence.
‘‘Moomin’’, photo series, Canon EOS Rebel T7, 24.1MP APS-C CMOS sensor, D 4+ processor, 1080p video.
A playful yet meaningful photo series capturing Amna’s pet rabbit, Moomin, exploring the beach with curiosity and charm. Through soft coastal imagery and candid moments, the series highlights the gentle personality rabbits have; animals that are sadly among the most abused and misunderstood pets in the world. The project also includes a fun nod to Moomin’s unexpected appearance in a PewDiePie video.
‘‘Egypt’’, photo series, Canon EOS Rebel T7
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Decorated Sarcophagus
A painted Egyptian coffin with colorful designs, used to protect the mummy inside.
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Wrapped Mummy
An ancient Egyptian mummy carefully preserved in layers of linen wrapping, resting in a museum display.
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Mummified Face
A close-up of a preserved mummy’s face, showing the effects of time and ancient burial practices.
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Painted Coffin Portrait
A detailed coffin face with worn paint and gold accents, reflecting the artistic style of ancient Egypt.
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Golden Funeral Mask
An ornate golden burial mask with large painted eyes, representing ancient Egyptian craftsmanship.
