An artist airbrushes wedding dresses, and you can buy one of her colorful creations for your special day

Linko came up with the idea to airbrush her wedding dress after using the same technique to add color to her wedding flowers.

"The colors looked so nice, and I was so frustrated after failing over and over again trying to get decent color results with my dress," Linko told Insider. "I just thought, 'Why can't I just airbrush the dress like these flowers?'"

"Not going to lie, my dress looked awful as I started working. It really didn't come together until the very end," Linko said of the first dress she airbrushed.

She said that despite it being her first attempt at the design technique, after her wedding, fans online were enthralled with the effect and started reaching out to her with gown requests.

Linko said that she used the profits from her first client order to buy supplies and write a contract for her business.

The dress Linko designed for her first client had a peacock-style design, a color combination she said is popular with customers.

Today, Linko sells her designs via the website for her brand, Canvas Bridal, which currently ships in the US.

Linko said that she started to feel like she was losing her love for creativity when clients would send her bridal gowns to airbrush.

"I started to be just a maker — doing what people asked — and less of an artist," Linko said.

Linko has a stock of dresses in a wide range of styles and sizes.

"As an avid thrifter from childhood, this makes my soul so happy," she said.

"I wanted to create some of the wild ideas I had been dreaming of, like a dress that changes color in the sun, and one inspired by a bubble. So I decided to take the chance and really change my business," Linko told Insider.

"'Collaborations' are gowns in near perfect condition — I just color them like a canvas," she said. "'Creations' are old, damaged gowns people would have just tossed, and I change the design and add color."

Linko's "Bubble" gown, pictured above, is an example of one of her "creations."

"I made my goal with Canvas Bridal to post one new dress a week since that's usually around how long they take," she said.

Linko said it's an amazing feeling to be inspired by something and then bring that idea to life.

"If I'm being honest, it's really hard for me to focus on anything else once I get an idea in my head," she said.

The "Blue Sun" dress, pictured above, changes from white to blue when it hits sunlight. It retails for $3,780 at the time of writing.

"Indoors, it looks like a white dress, so you can have that traditional church wedding, then make the jaws drop as you step out the door into the light," Linko described the "Blue Sun" dress on her brand's website.

Explore more of Linko's designs on the Canvas Bridal website.

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