Khana's painting explores working-class subculture style, reflecting on British heritage, and feminine nonconformity. Her Inspiration is drawn from local characters from around where she lives. Khana is particularly drawn to this subculture style and her portraits aims to evoke a sense of nostalgia, reminding viewers of their youth and a time when Subculture fashion and music played a central role in bringing people together.
 

Khana Evans is a portrait painter and from Somerset. Working in oils, she creates portraits in a traditional style with inspiration by artist such as J. H. Lynch and the old masters. Creating artwork often celebrating subcultures and working-class British life. She recently exhibited at The Royal West Academy, with her work being used for marketing the 172nd Annual Open Exhibition. Her work has also led to an appearance on a show by Charles Saatchi and a commission from the British Alcopop company Hooch.