She has been featured in numerous media outlets for her works, including portrait and oil paintings.

[3][6] She practiced law in the Tampa area for approximately 2 years prior to pursuing her career in art, a passion that she took classes for in both high school and college.

[3] Ippolito began her art career through word of mouth, creating portrait paintings modeled after photographs that she took of clients.

[7] Her work grabbed the attention of the art community in 2005 when she was commissioned to paint a portrait for the Glazer Children’s Museum.

[7][9] Ippolito and her works have been featured in numerous news programs as well as the Scarfone Gallery and the Claire de Lune exhibition.