Amanda Macabre-Parker is a multidisciplinary visual artist from South Florida whose work centers on pinup-inspired figures as reflections of resilience, transformation, and emotional survival. Influenced by manga, comic book illustration, and classic pinup artwork, her characters are guided by music—each piece begins with a song that marked a specific chapter of her life, shaping the posture, mood, and emotional presence of the figure.

Working across watercolor, oil, acrylic on wood, and digital media, she incorporates layered textures and light-reactive materials, including UV-responsive and glow elements that shift with their environment. Many works are created live, embracing process and imperfection as part of the narrative.

Film, professional wrestling, and pop culture references function as personal scripture within her practice—sources of strength and courage embedded in the imagery. She references the band Glassjaw in her artwork, with their symbol incorporated in the composition in some way. This reference honors and shows gratitude towards the connection to the divine that she feels through their music, which serves as a lifelong grounding gateway to her serenity.

She is currently illustrating and writing her first comic, expanding her visual world through sequential storytelling and character-driven mythology.