Violet Avilion was born with the gift of Tetrachromacy. Though it was not until her teens eyars that she discovered it. It was during her paint class in school that she began to notice her ability to see more colors, more shades than anyone else. She was often made of fun of for this, being told that she was color-blind. She loved art, loved painting, so the fear of being color-blind drove her to seek out a doctor. After various tests, she discovered that not only was she not color-blind, but in fact, could see more colors and shades than the average person! This was all she needed to hear to convince that an Art Degree was not a waste of time, as her parents had told her, and she applied to university to become an Artist.

Unfortunately her parents still thought she should seek a real degree like Medical Doctor, and since she refused to do so, they refused to pay for her tuition.

Before she could do any real art, she had to take an Art History course. She used this time to work on "electric art" using an art tablet her best friend had gifted to her once on her birthday. Since she now owed money in student loans, she decided to try her hand at using her new electric art for freelance work.

The Art Tablet made her realize that it wasn't just painting she loved, but in fact, all art forms. Dance, Photography, Sculpting...she wanted to learn them all! After taking an elective course to test her skills in photography, she found that she was a natural with photography. 

After graduation she moved the Art District in the city of San Myshuno, and got a job as a Painter. Every weekend she found herself outside creating street art for all to see. She was a regular at the city festivals, always leaving her mark on one of the easels provided. The more she painted, the more she accumulated; she had every easel she could find, and a plethora of paintings scattered around her home. One late night she foudn herself craving a grilled cheese sandwich, and after having eaten much more than one, she thought up a wonderful new idea to paint...Grilled Cheese! 

Eventually she had reached the ceiling in her paintng career and decided she was ready for something new. But not new new, she still wanted to be in the art world. A coworker suggested she try her hand at being an Art Critic. After all, she had more than enough experience for the role. She applied for the job and got it with ease. Every weekend she went to the museum to analyze art. After staring at so many sculptures she developed a desire to make some of her own, so she bought a woodworking table. Most of her works she displayed proudly in her home, but she was willing to sell some of them on the internet.

A few months later she ran into her old photography professor at a museum. He spoke fondly of her photos and asked if she had opened a studio of her own yet. And with that, the idea was born! She set out to open a Photo Studio, complete with Flash Photo Studio Set, backdrops, photos for sale (retail), the works! She even got some clay to mold into various shapes to take pictures of. Her business was booming and she determined that never again would she need to work for someone else. Eventually she added some of her paintings, and sculptures to the store shelves as well. As if all this success wasn't enough, there was one more cherry to top off the beautiful cake of her life; the day her parents strolled into her store, looked around, and told her how wrong they were.