I’ve never finished a piece because it’s done. I’ve only stopped working on them because I can no longer make them better.
If you have one friend who believes in your dream and passion, I think that’s good enough to go.
To say “my practice” implies a continuum that may be of an ordinary routine. For me, art is not that. It is not a day job. It goes beyond that, and the art produced should, too.
The most important quality in an artist is honesty and the willingness to go beyond past successes.
Notable work from students in the classes of Janet A. Cook, Christopher Gallego, Leonid Gervits, Oscar Garcia, and Marshall Jones.
Notable work from students in the classes of Dan Gheno, John Varriano, Cliff Dufton, and Hak Sul Lee.
Notable work from students in the classes of Frederick Brosen, Natsuki Takauji, Anne Stanner, and Dana Parlier.
Notable work from students in the classes of Harvey Dinnerstein, Doug Safranek, Hugo Bastidas, and Yasumitsu Morito.
Notable work from students in the classes of Elizabeth Allison, Leonid Lerman, Jon deMartin, Mary Beth McKenzie, and Steven Walker.
Notable work from students on the classes of Anthony Antonios, Ellen Eagle, Sigmund Abeles, Peter Golfinopoulos and Donna Mitchell, and Eric March.