Here’s #6 in our series of our contributing Artist Interviews.
1. How long have you been doing art? As long as I can remember, I have some of my old man’s “Speed Age” and “Speed Mechanics” magazines from the 1950’s that I had painted or colored in as a youngster. (more…)
Here’s #5 in our series of our contributing Artist Interviews.
1. How long have you been doing art? Well, Most artists have been doing it their whole life, myself included, but I didn’t follow my passion for custom cars and bikes until 2007. I never really had a set style or focus before then. (more…)
Here’s #4 in our series of our contributing Artist Interviews.
1. How long have you been doing art? I started drawing when I was 6 years old.
2. How did you first get started? Started drawing? My Dad encouraged me and my brothers and I just kept at it even thought my oldest brother was the best.
3. What was your first commercial job? 5th grade. A school mate paid me 25 cents to draw an Impala racing a Camaro.
Here’s #3 in our series of our contributing Artist Interviews.
1. How long have you been doing art? Since before I was old enough to remember.
2. How did you first get started? My mom has some drawings I did when I was two or three years old, and you can tell they are helicopters and airplanes, etc. I would draw on pretty much anything Mom or Dad would let me… used grocery bags, scrap wood, parts of cardboard boxes… anything.
Here’s #2 in our series of our contributing Artist Interviews.
1. How long have you been doing art? I suppose the answer to that is I really don’t know for sure. I know that my parents put crayons and markers in my hands from the time I could close them around something. I know for sure that there was never less than a stack of paper in front of me so I could always have something to draw on. Was it all art? Hell no. It was a way to keep me out of trouble.
2. How did you first get started? As I mentioned in Q1, I always had crayons, markers, paper and pencils around me to keep me occupied from the time I could close my hands. From there I suppose a lot of encouragement goes a long way too.
We sent out interviews to all of our contributing artists and here’s the 1st one to respond. Enjoy!
1. How long have you been doing art? I have always loved to draw. I remember as a kid, with crayons, drawing animals on the wallpaper, much to the dismay of my mom and dad. I had a fair amount of talent and in school, I was always referred to as “the boy that draws so well”. I’ve been doing art professionally for eight years, the first five years working a job as a technical illustrator and the last three years as a freelance graphic designer and illustrator. (more…)
