NA13
WTF
Wow That is Fun! Artwork, Design. I have been creating art for over 30 years. I enjoy the emotion in any art form. Many people ask me why I know so many things and how I am able to cross from any media to any method. I say it really is the emotion that makes us do what we do best. Some people express themselves to others in many forms of art; My favorites are in movement of the body like dance, writing, song, drawing, paint, building. I express myself in many forms. It is truly fun to do this with others though many times I look at myself and think I am not adequate a loner, misfit, outcast, not worthy, and that is truly what I enjoy.
media
Art media can be restrictive and cause a sense of stale, bland, state of mind. Being well rounded I mainly enjoy building and blending my own concoctions of pigment. I follow the darkness of color theory and have a blatant intent of allowing the emotion to dictate the colors. I enjoy building my canvas or re-creating something from natural products. I find that using live products of nature as they age and change and morph truly add to the artwork. I enjoy disassembling parts and components and then putting them back together. Truly I enjoy creating from thought without boundaries of media or technique.
inspire others
A bit of an emotional clash arises from the method of abstract emotion a term I have coined throughout my life when other artists may ask me how I create and express myself. I do not like any attention nor explanation of art form either. The elephant in the room may be as simple as a contradiction of the mind or a split sense of self. I have honestly been kicked out for being "Too Creative", what the frag does that even mean? I believe that people who look at the fun side of life or the "Good Life" miss out on a "Full Life" you must love, live, cry, be strong vulnerable. Take criticism to the the heart while letting go of someone else's impressions of the way you express yourselves. I enjoy teaching on an individual basis and sharing in those emotions to pass on something well learned is a part of truly living the full life.