Vivienne Jolie Sells Original Art at Los Angeles Street Fair
Vivienne Jolie, daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, was spotted selling affordable art at a Los Angeles fair while her father attended a film festival.
Vivienne Jolie, the 18-year-old daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, has chosen an unusually independent path to earn her own living. Recently, she was spotted running a small art stall at a local street fair in Los Angeles, selling her original creations under the artistic project name The Tulip Fields.
Art for Everyone
Operating under modest prices ranging from $10 to $25, Vivienne offered passersby original prints, stickers, and greeting cards featuring whimsical illustrations like an octopus surrounded by fish, a grey mouse with a pink heart, and a character resembling E.T. in a tutu and ballet shoes. Her twin brother, Knox, was present at the fair to support and document her endeavors.
"Vivienne is fully focused on building her independent artistic career, engaging warmly with customers who stopped by her booth."
Family Dynamics and Name Changes
While Vivienne spent her weekend connecting with art lovers in California, her father, Brad Pitt, was thousands of miles away at the San Sebastian International Film Festival in Spain, stepping out publicly with his partner Ines de Ramon. Vivienne recently filed a formal legal petition to drop her father's surname, joining siblings Maddox, Zahara, and Shiloh in distancing themselves from the Pitt family name as their long-standing legal and personal family saga continues to unfold.
