With over a decade of experience in the mental health field and a Master’s in Counseling from Northwestern University, Incia approaches art as more than aesthetics—it’s a way to process, connect, and heal. Working in graphite, charcoal, watercolor, and acrylic, she creates custom portraits of people, pets, and nature that often serve as gifts for milestones, memorials, and moments of reflection. Her artistic process is intuitive, compassionate, and inspired by her therapeutic insight—designed to honor emotion, memory, and joy.

As a second-generation Pakistani-American, Incia grew up bridging cultures, navigating tradition alongside individuality. Like many Millennials, she has witnessed the world become a scary and uncertain place. Art is her first love and lifelong primary coping mechanism. Her creative voice was shaped by the beauty of her heritage and the boldness of her generation. She embraces both—a deep connection to her roots and a forward-thinking approach to mental health, art, and entrepreneurship. Her work is modern, meaningful, and unapologetically hers.

Artist. Therapist. South Asian. Millennial. Entrepreneur. Incia’s identity isn’t linear—it’s layered. Her lived experience informs everything she creates and offers, from custom portraits to compassionate counseling. Whether she’s holding space for clients in therapy or translating emotions into art, she shows up as her full self—with cultural awareness, emotional depth, and creative clarity.