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ABOUT DFRNT
DFRNT is the result of two artists realizing that working together was more fulfilling than creating art individually. We began by reviewing and scribbling over each other's work and soon found ourselves designing new pieces together from the ground up. Our artwork is inspired by the styles of media we grew up with. We enjoy creating dynamic compositions that lead your eye across the page with sharp lines and bold colors. Acrylic paint and sharpies are our favorite mediums to use when creating physical paintings. When working digitally an iPad has become a must have since it makes creating artwork anywhere and anytime convenient and enjoyable. We try to tell a story with our work whenever possible while leaving room for the audience to discover their own. We have been exploring art together part time since 2008. This online gallery is our latest effort to share our art and story with the public. We hope you enjoy our work and feel free to contact us with any questions.
MIA CABRERA
Cuban American artist hailing from Miami, of course. Lover of comics, film, and all things nerdy. Mia has always had her head in the clouds until she found an art form to bring her thoughts down to earth. As lead artist, Mia uses her creativity to execute many our DFRNT designs with her signature style. To put it her way, I DO WHAT I WANT!
Tony Cabrera
Raised in Lennox California, Tony grew up playing video games, reading comics and watching animated films so its no surprise that today he's worked for studios like Electronics Arts, Marvel, and Disney. Creating independent artwork has been his passion for decades. He primarily focuses on the business side of dfrnt while contributing artistically as time permits. This allows Mia to focus 100% of her attention on the fun stuff, happy wife, happy life.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
By becoming a collector of our work you make all of this possible. Without your interest, our biggest thank you would have to go to Ramen Noodles or Spaghettios for filling our bellies with enough food to keep going, they are called "starving artists" for a reason. We hope to continue creating new artwork for the years to come that you'll love as much as we do.
- Mia & Tony | DFRNT
