Mila Sketch

About

Mila Sketch is an award-winning artist based in Austin, TX. Mila is also a scientist. She loves history, technology, and nature. Mila leads us through milliard of tiny perfectly connected details to a global & whole mechanism. She works with a set of symbols appealing to the viewer of diverse cultural backgrounds and age groups.

Her art is genuinely fascinating and can hold the observer's attention for hours. There is always a hidden story, a profound message captured in a labyrinth of fine lines and intricate shapes.

Mila consistently creates captivating large-scale murals, fine art, and digital design. Her work was exhibited in Israel, Russia, UK, and multiple cities in the US.

Mila created art for many reputable clients, such as Mazda USA, Google Fiber, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, Hensel Phelps, Austin Parks Foundation, just to name a few.

She won numerous awards in commercial art competitions and public art. The painting "Star Compass" received a Gold Award of Bastrop Art in Public Places in 2D Art Project. Mila’s coin design made into finals of the US Mint & NASA Apollo11 National Coin Design Competition. She took the first place in the National Call for Design for the CAN’d Aid Foundation. Mila's winning artworks can now be seen on a million cans of drinking water, thousands of Thunder Clouds Turkey Trot 2018 t-shirts, hundreds of wine bottles, and more.

Mila Sketch fine art originals currently exhibited in South Korea and the United Arab Emirates. Her large murals are located on the principal streets of downtown Austin, Georgetown, and decorating the walls in the offices of the top Austin companies. Mila Sketch completed a massive art project for Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in 2018.

Sketch continues to experiment with new mediums. Mila participated in the UNESCO Media Arts Show SXSW 2019 International group show with AR installation “The Stone of Wisdom.” The artwork was well received by domestic and international visitors.

Mila is currently representing the state of TX in the “Her Flag” 2020 National Art Project.