Artsy Shark presents the portfolio of Mani C. Price also known as “Mani the Uncanny”. Enjoy her artwork, and see more by visiting her website.

King Solomon & the Demoness Onoskelis, 11×14 oil on maple, 2013
I am Mani C. Price, a NYC visionary artist. I paint ordinary women into exotic, self-empowered goddesses. My work focuses on exploring women’s sexual empowerment, and the idea of the divine feminine.

Red Hot Revolver 5″ x 7″ Oil on maple, 2013
Through my strong, sensual ladies I want to show women their own strength and encourage them to love themselves. There is not enough self-love in the world. I have seen first hand how a woman’s self-image can be negatively influenced.

Fire Dance, 10″ x 20″ Oil on rosewood,2012
My women are not dainty little orchids to be looked at. They are Queens, Warriors, Heroines, and Femme Fatales. Rulers in their element.

“Moonrise Showdown” 5″ x 7″ Oil on maple, 2013
Art and magick are my passions. I believe the act of artistic creation brings us more in tune with our intuition and higher self. A spell is just a way of sending the universe a message that we are ready to receive its gifts.

Hawaiian Princess (Sad Girl) 20″ x 20″ Oil on walnut, 2013
In my classes, I teach my students to create bodies of work to help manifest their desires utilizing art and magic. The human brain works strongest on a symbolic level. By controlling those symbols within their artwork, my students also learn to control the parts of their lives they represent.

“La Sirene” 10″ x 20″ Oil on cherry, 2013
Born on the edge of the urban jungle, I currently work from my beautiful estate in the Bronx. My work, from paintings to animated films and shorts, have been featured internationally in various galleries, shows, events, e-zines, festivals, and more.

“Lilith under the Huluppu Tree”, 10″ x 20″ Oil on wenge, 2013
When not creating new art for my online store or on commission, I love to do tarot readings, Reiki, crystal ball gazing and crystal healing and rant on my blog.

“Ki-sikil-lil-la-ke” 10″ x 20″ Oil on maple, 2012
Mani C. Price invites you to follow her on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. Her artwork can be seen on the following websites: Etsy, Society 6, Fine Art America and Ebay.
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