About
ORANGEinal

Raised on anime and cartoons, Sarah taught herself how to draw the characters we all knew and loved at a young age. She also quickly realized that within these worlds of media, there was a profound lack of representation for people who looked like her. That absence became, and remains, the backbone of her artistic message:

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“Representation Matters.”

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Every piece created under ORANGEinal Art centres people, especially women, from marginalized groups. Through characters inspired by anime, cartoons, video games, and mainstream media, her work ensures that those often overlooked in visual culture can finally see themselves reflected with power, beauty, and depth. Over time, this journey has expanded far beyond recreating familiar characters, growing into a practice that now blends multiple mediums, explores realism alongside pop art and shifts stylistically every few years as she evolves creatively. During the pandemic, ORANGEinal Art expanded beyond traditional visual art into resin-based home décor, jewelry, astrology bundles and other creative offerings.

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Her evolution has continued into the world of sound, where she is now learning to DJ, studying guitar, and producing original music. These new mediums allow her to explore rhythm, emotion, and storytelling in ways that deepen and enrich the ORANGEinal universe.

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No matter the form—paint, resin, sound, or design—ORANGEinal Art exists to create images and experiences for those not equally represented, promoting self-love, self-recognition, and the belief that people from underrepresented groups deserve to see themselves exactly as they are:

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Works of Art.