Teresa Cowley

My name is Teresa Cowley, and I'm a digital artist and graphic designer from Vancouver Island, Canada. I focus on abstract and fantasy art as well as digital collage, and like to utilize AI art tools as part of my design process to create new, innovative pieces of art. I strive to create new, unique designs that tell imaginative stories, and I am eager to push the boundaries of what can be expressed with art and technology.
The image is a stylized digital illustration of two large, overlapping flowers with pointed petals. The petals are predominantly purple with deep magenta accents, outlined in white, and feature thin, white veins. The flowers have yellow stamens at their centers. The background consists of vertical green and black stripes, overlaid with transparent, dark red circular patterns of varying sizes. A signature in white is located at the bottom right corner of the image.

Prints & Tones: Winter/Spring 2024/2025 Trends

The Winter/Spring 2024/2025 fashion season strikes a balance between bold prints and natural tones, creating a versatile yet artistic vibe. Expect sleek vertical stripes, whimsical harlequin motifs, and dreamy surrealist designs paired with deep earthy hues and vibrant pops of colour. This season’s looks are a perfect blend of creativity and sophistication, making it easy to stay stylish and grounded.

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The image shows a desktop computer setup, including a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and a tower case. The monitor displays a digital art software with a colorful abstract artwork in progress, featuring swirling lines, brushstrokes in blue, green, yellow, and black, and a square frame in the center containing ornate black patterns. The user interface of the software includes various toolbars on the sides, with color options and drawing tools visible. The computer tower is silver and black, and the background features a soft, blurred, multicolored pattern.

Back to Tradition with Rebelle

Advancements in painting software like Rebelle have unexpectedly brought me back to traditional techniques. This tool authentically mimics real-world mediums, sparking a desire to explore traditional art. Through masterclasses and tutorials, I’m discovering how time-tested techniques can enhance digital work, proving that sometimes the best way forward is by looking back.

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The image features two hands shaking, outlined in white with simple, sketch-like lines. The texture within the hands consists of a mosaic-like pattern, with small, pebble-like shapes in varying shades of black and gray. The background is a swirling blend of earthy and muted colors, including greens, purples, and browns, creating a fluid, abstract effect. The name "T. Cowley" is signed in white script in the bottom right corner. The overall composition gives a sense of unity and connection against a dynamic, colorful backdrop.

Open for Creative Collaborations!

Looking to team up on something creative? As a digital artist and designer, I’m open to collaborations! Whether it’s joint art projects, guest posts, or brand partnerships, I’d love to combine our talents and create something unique. Let’s chat, share ideas, and make magic together!

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A person wearing a gray hoodie and glasses is painting on a large canvas in a dimly lit art studio filled with framed artworks on the walls and stacks of books and canvases. The painting features bold, abstract brush strokes in blue, orange, and white. Surrounding the artist are numerous floating social media posts with blue checkmarks, indicating verified users. The posts have random text, giving the impression of engagement or commentary. Large red heart icons are scattered throughout the image, symbolizing likes or appreciation. The overall composition suggests a theme of the impact social media on has on artists.

An Artist’s Algorithm Struggle is Real

Struggling to stand out as an artist on social media? Dive into my journey of balancing creativity with strategy, learning to stay true to your artistic voice while navigating ever-changing algorithms. Get practical tips on building an authentic presence that resonates and connects without compromising your passion.

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A fashion designer is working in a well-organized studio. She is adjusting a vibrant, colorful dress on a mannequin. The dress features a bold floral pattern with shades of purple, orange, and blue, and has sheer, long blue sleeves with lace trim. The designer holds a paintbrush in one hand and wears a measuring tape around her neck. In the background, there is a rack of neatly arranged clothes, a white desk with fabric rolls, and a portrait of a woman on the wall. A table in the foreground displays a paint palette, brushes, and a fabric swatch with a similar floral design. The room is brightly lit by large windows.

Art to Wear: Fashion as a Canvas

Fashion and art collide to create wearable masterpieces, where clothing becomes a dynamic canvas. This post explores the delicate balance of translating patterns into fashion, emphasizing the importance of garment shape, pattern placement, and color coordination. Through experimentation and creativity, art transcends the gallery, making bold statements that move with us in everyday life.

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