Adrianna Reloba

Founder, owner, and lead instructor, Adrianna has had a passion for art her entire life. As an early painter she grew community in the underground art scene of the SF Bay Area.
Out of high school she attended SF State to major in fine art and minor in business. She started her artistic journey as a make-up artist working on commercials, runways, collaborative projects and private clients. Her interest ventured off into body painting and eventually modeling her own work as an avenue of creativity.
Falling into and furthering a physical form of art, she spent 10yrs as a model and actress in both San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York being featured in print ads and commercials as well as music videos from well known artists.
She moved to the DMV in 2021, now wanting to nurture her art and passion in building community. Freedom Palette was started in 2023 and at first only offered paint classes.
Working with the St. Mary’s Arts Council, helping start Southern Maryland’s first Ren Fest, and branching out to teach at libraries, festivals, and retreats, her business offerings have grown as well.
Adrianna Reloba got to sit down with Canvas Rebel Magazine and discuss her thoughts on art, business, inspiration, and whats to come.

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Event poster titled 'Spotlight on the Arts' featuring Adrianna Reloba, a small business owner and artist, with details about her mobile art workshops, her role hosting guided and DIY workshops, and images of outdoor arts and crafts booths, a woman painting, and art displays.

Publication

St. Mary’s Arts Council Spotlight on the Arts: Adrianna Reloba

Adrianna Reloba

OWNER/ INSTRUCTOR

“Creation is the process of art and art is made with intentions tied to harmony.

With that in mind, I started Freedom Palette to grow community, not only to guide others on how to take one thing and turn it into another, but to create. I want to give people opportunities to express themselves however they feel. That’s true freedom.

Throughout my life, I have used art as a means of connecting with myself, the world, and all that inhabit.

As an artist and steward, sustainability and appreciation for materials and techniques are always present.”