I realize one thing...
When it really comes down to it... My favorite form of art is Pencil. I haven't touched a pencil this semester except to take tests. But...
All the work I've been doing is Digital... I wanted to...
I wanted to keep my pencil style I realized. But at the same time I saw the Gods of artwork and anime. The pros. Their fine lines, and their wonderful beautiful illustrations.
I think I made the right choice. But I still...
I want to take my pencil and draw, and think that it's the best thing ever..
<Sighs>
I mean... My artwork has significantly improved, but... Some people. They look surprised when I tell them that I've never touched a colored pencil before. Never held a brush. Only smelled paint.
I went to University to find myself.
I didn't 'know' I'd go into graphic design. I choose it because I saw these amazing people in there... But as for me... I surprise some people, but I'm nothing compared to these others artists..
It all goes back to... My Media teacher in Brooklyn Tech. Heh.
I was cutting every single day, and I had to break into the school just to reach my Media Class. I 'really' don't remember his name...
I was totally kickass in Math and English.
I Bombed history. I used to cut PE to swim in the Pool. LOL, I acted like I couldn't speak English to keep swimming.
He always told me. Change Majors. The only thing I've got going for me in any field is hard work. But I've got no consistency and no creativity. Just these shorts bursts. I find inspiration, I use it and drain myself.
...
Truth is, after that I tried alot of stuff. Odd Jobs in New York, from Moving Boxes, to fixing Lazer Tag Suits, and then Network Admin.
But I'm always drawing.
The only thing I really like is taking a pencil. A 'real' pencil. Against a long sheet of recycled paper. And making a curved line. Over and over and over. It becomes a deeper line.
Sometimes, I get angled lines from it.
Sometimes I get circles.
But, that doesn't make me an artist.