I didn't know I was going to become an artist, because I already was. In elementary school I drew everyone else's animals for our assignments. One of my earliest memories was attempting to draw a human figure, and since then, I've been attempting to master the human likeness. At best, I'm interested in making art that makes people think; art that shocks people and visually stuns them into complete captivation as it tells its story. At the very least, I want people to acknowledge the talented ex*****on of my work regardless of whether they agree with the content. Versatility is evident in my skill set, which ranges from realistic renderings to humorous cartoons. My style of art revolves around creating striking images that look like they exist in our time and space. I use our world as a template to create my own (there are several in my head). My love for realism is usually evident in my work, but I enjoy pushing the boundaries of what looks like it could be real. They helped me see how both anatomy and fantasy could work together in a world of where I control the boundaries. By mimicking traditional styles and studying new trends, I'm creating a style of my own.
