Chantelle is an Australia-based artist, graphic designer, and webdesigner who has been involved in the arts since her childhood. She is known for her rich and delicate style, often executed with juxtapositions of traditional and contemporary in her concepts, visual subjects, and materials.

She was initially informally trained by herself and family members, particularly her grandfather whose heritage in the art field was as a painter and ink cartoonist. In the childhood years that followed, her training relied primarily on in-school art classes with occassional extra-curricular courses in painting, dying, and ceramics. Her artistic development took an abrupt turn in 1998 when she discovered online artist communities, which introduced a new world of contemporary art in the form of digital artwork and the role of the artist in the cyber age.
In 2000 she became an avid contributor to the G&H Art Agency, which was comprised of artists from around the world. It was through these connections that she began to delve into the use of digital media, which further contributed to her hybrid style. In spite of her rising interest in digital media, Chantelle still maintained a love of her traditional painting, and she regularly painted sets and props for Sydney-based performance companies, as well as painting original arts and crafts for sale at local events and fundraisers.

While at high school she applied for a secondment with one of Australia's leading design studios, for which she was accepted. She later received the highest marks for her school in her Higher School Certicate for Visual Arts and was selected for ArtExpress.

In early 2006, her conceptual and aesthetic prowess led to her work being exhibited in AGNSW, where she also gave presentations to art students and art teachers.