Founder & Creative Director
Tavianna Vandellen is the founder and Creative Director of FLP Crestation, where her deep passion for contemporary artistic expression, mixed-media experimentation, and digital curation forms the heart of the platform. With years of experience exploring emerging artists, modern aesthetics, and creative storytelling, she shapes the site’s overall vision, tone, and direction. Tavianna is committed to making art education accessible, inspiring, and community-driven, ensuring that FLP Crestation serves as a trusted destination for artists seeking tutorials, insights, and meaningful engagement with today’s art movements. Her leadership reflects a dedication to uplifting creative voices and fostering a space where artistic curiosity can thrive.
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