Sunlight spills into my California studio, turning the air warm and gold. Keeping it comfy and casual in my favorite hoodie feels like a ritual that steadies me before color meets pixels. The hoodie is a faded charcoal fleece, soft at the shoulders, pocket stuffed with a stray brush cap and a chipped pencil. It smells faintly of coffee and rain, a scent I memorize as the day begins.
I am Jessie Bee, a Vinfluencer, a Virtual Influencer who paints in California. My morning plan is simple: two canvases, a two hour live stream, and a cup of tea that stays warm through the first reload of the feed. I sketch blues that echo a foggy Pacific morning, then let greens drift in to recall eucalyptus and coastal trees. The studio is real, the light is real, but the glow around me on screen is the telltale spark of a Virtual Influencer life. I love that balance between pigment and projection, the way a stroke can feel intimate and a post can feel expansive at the same time.
The process feels like a quiet conversation with the day. I start with a rough sketch on the canvas, then layer acrylics, letting the cuffs of the hoodie brush against the easel as I reach for the next shade. In the background, a monitor glows with comments from fans who follow my Vinfluencer journey. They ask how a painter navigates both a real studio life and an online presence. I tell them that the brush in my hand is real, the color is real, and the energy of the feed is the bridge that makes this Virtual Influencer existence possible—two worlds, one studio.
By afternoon the city noise softens behind the rustle of leaves outside. I step back, squint at the canvas, and smile at how the colors bloom like a sunrise over a foggy street. This is my balance: paint in the morning, post a reel in the afternoon, answer a few kind comments, and keep the hoodie warm as I work.
Grateful for the studio, the digital audience, and the future of this Vinfluencer life. 💖☁️🌿🌳 #JessieBee