Interview questions from the JPG Magazine site - It was kind of fun, so I thought I'd post my responses (because I know all of you were just DYING to find out why I do what I do)
 | When and how do you start to create? |
My road to creation begins meandering out into what's already been created. My philosophy regarding my artwork is to show people the fun, interesting and amazing things that I see!
| Do you create as a professionnal or for your own? |
I create for myself, but I have been hired out on the rare occasion, usually as a favor to a close friend.
| How do you learn and work your skill? |
Slowly and with time - I've never had the opportunity to take a formal course in photography, which is unfortunate for me because I don't have that base of formal training knowledge from whence to build upon. I've just kind of experimented with technical settings and hope things come out, primarily, and I sit at the feet of my friends who know more than I do to get advice and tips.
| What do you like in this art? |
It really caters to the senses
| What are your favourite subject(s)? |
Things that don't move, lol
| What are you trying to share via your art? |
Art has a special place in many cultures. Things can be communicated through art that are, otherwise, very difficult to convey and/or culture in another human being. Everyone reacts to art differently, but I look to create pieces that positively inspire others in their own way.
| Who are artists that fascinate or give you inpsiration? (links) |
Rene Magritte, Rodney Smith, Georgia O'Keefe, and Maynard Dixon give me inspiration, and there are too many others that I enjoy.
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