My education is very important to me because it influences my work. My skill level as an artist and my knowledge has improved greatly. As semesters passed and I took more studios, I realized that I enjoy taking studios because they challenge my skill as an artist through new mediums, techniques, and ideas. For me, a BFA isn’t just a title but a way to explore and experiment with other mediums while also focusing on yourself as an artist through studio courses for improvement and knowledge.
In my art making process, I do lots of research and sketches that I record in my sketchbook or digitally. I like to try new things and ideas. My ideas constantly change and adapt to whatever medium I’m working with. Creating a variety of sketches helps me get the general idea for the pieces and helps record the ideas I had which are useful to look back at for future …show more content…
I don’t think that an artist should just have one theme to their work, that an artist should be flexible and be able to create a variety of work. Since my ideas are constantly changing I don’t want to be focused on just one subject or medium. I used to focus a lot on the hidden observations of life but now I focusing on basic foundations and personalization of work. I’m currently working on my animation foundations through storyboards and practice of movement cycles as a way to get familiar with new programs. Recently I’m trying to make my work more personalized by using personal experiences as influences for future