Tell us a little about yourself and what you do.
Who (or what) inspires you to do what you love in your own creative business?
Where do you get your inspiration from when you design/paint?
The internet proves to be an almost never ending source of inspiration.
What are the five words that people who know you would use to describe you?
Stubborn. Artistic. Loyal. Flirty. Old.
Tell us about your very first job and what path have you taken since then?
My first job was spraying surfboards in a factory. It still amazes me how many techniques i learnt from that job that i apply in my art practice today.
Describe a typical day in your studio space?
Email, coffee, lunch, music, art, music, beer, art.
As an Artist, what is your biggest frustration?
Being overlooked.
Tell us how do you prioritise your work?
Do the fun stuff, then do the deadline work at the last minute.
Can you please tell us about how do you connect with other artists, and your customers ?
Facebook, email lists & shouting loudly at passers by.
What advice can you offer other creative people who are just starting out and following their passions?
Do whatever the teacher tells you to do to get the grades. It’s not worth the fight to try and prove them wrong. Do your own work when there’s no one watching.
What dreams do you still want to achieve or fulfill in your life?
Solo exhibitions in NY, London & Berlin.
What is your proudest moment so far?
Selling $60k’s worth of commission artwork to an international buyer.
Who do you most want to meet and why?
A wealthy collector or NY gallery curator. Sell, sell, sell!
What is the most important lesson in life that you have learned?
Be yourself.
What book are you reading right now, and do you have a book you would like to recommend?
The ending of time [Krishnamurti & Dr David Bohm] / Anything by Carlos Castaneda
Where do we find you and your artworks?
Source & Images:
Courtesy from Simon Lovelace
