Aiden Rayner

I describe my craft as the “art of convenience.” Throughout my body of work, I exhibit an expressionistic style. I portray people with things or in situations that seem odd or out of place to invoke silly or awkward undertones. Most notably I’m an tattoo apprentice. I design flash sheets and tattoos, paint, sketch, make colored pencil drawings, paint digitally. I’m also a printmaker. Whichever is convenient for the job.

In 2017 Rayner started studying art at Jones College, receiving her Associates of Arts Degree two years later. In 2019 she transferred to Louisiana State University to start her BFA. Rayner studied multiple studio art forms during her time here, concentrating in printmaking.

In March 2020 Rayner’s prints titled “Hitchcock Scene,” “Fever Dream,” “Night at the Opera,” and “Makes Sense” were part of “The Print Show” exhibition at the MooMA Gallery.