Melissa Isaakov is a Toronto-based visual artist who completed her studies at York University, George Brown College, and Seneca College. Her studies focused on Psychology, Art Foundations and Graphic Design. She creates original & custom acrylic paintings, specializing in portraits of public figures.

• Listed on ArtistsToronto.net
• Works owned by: Norman Powell (Toronto Raptors), DeMarre Carroll (Brooklyn Nets), Dalton Pompey (Toronto Blue Jays), Tristan Pompey (Miami Marlins), DeadMau5 (International EDM producer), Anthony Bennett (2013 #1 NBA draft pick for Cleveland Cavaliers), Aaron Sanchez (Toronto Blue Jays), Gregory Vanderwiel (Toronto FC), Ramses Principe (@mia_fitness, Miami, FL), ZOR Basketball Academy (Brampton, ON), Playmakers Basketball Training (Vancouver, BC), Emblem Cannabis (Canadian ACMPR licensed producer in Paris, ON), Kris Joseph (Boston Celtics/Brooklyn Nets/Orlando Magic/Orleans Lioret Basket/Niagara River Lions/S.L. Benfica)(Montreal, QC), Maurice Joseph (Vermont Catamounts, Head basketball coach at George Washington University)
• Work featured and sold at 2 events for R&M Book & Sneaker Drive (fundraiser for a humanitarian trip to Ghana by Rozaay Management): 1) ’Social Mixer’ hosted at Sorën Custom (2017), and ‘2) ‘A Race For Charity’ hosted at Woodbine Racetrack (2018)
• Featured artist at Bamboo Tattoo’s 10th Anniversary Event 
• Work featured at ZOR Basketball event (basketball training academy in Brampton, ON) 
• Multiple features on Millionaire Art (Art Magazine based in Miami, FL)
• Work featured and sold at Elements Nightclub grand opening (Toronto, ON) 
• Featured artist at Spice Crawl 2017 (Art Crawl after-party in Hamilton, ON)
• Featured artist and live painter at Eyes Wide Shut 2017 (charity event for Sketch Toronto - non-profit art-based program for homeless & marginalized youth - hosted by Ways Fam)
• Featured artist and live painter at 2018 Toronto Professionals Social Mixer hosted by LMS Management at Locus 144 in Libert Villiage, Downtown Toronto. Live painting sold and proceeds donated to the Canadian Liver Foundation.