After six months of getting pummeled by failures in trying to cast glass sinks to fit an existing counter top that was forbidden by the client to be modified—even by a little, my partner in art got a nice reward. Along the path of these varied projects that we do, comes knowledge that you don't know how it will be used. One day, though, it all comes
Enjoy The Full Story...
Or is it the other way around? Every so often, I receive queries in my mailbox asking about various topics. Today, I was asked a question about the path that I took and how it affected my life's work:
Enjoy The Full Story..."I am a freshman at Brigham Young University Idaho, and I've wanted to be an artist all my life. However I've never had any problems with math or science and love problem solving. My brother informed me that I might look into engineering rather than art. I really do like the idea however here is the problem
Yesterday's article was from the collectors'; point of view; what you think artists like ourselves should do. Were weird, so a lot of that doesn't apply. Today's article is about what you, as an artist, are doing or are considering.
Enjoy The Full Story...Normally, the saying is: "Do one thing, do it well."
Then there's: "Variety is the spice of life."
Of course, "To thine own self be true." then throws a monkey wrench into the whole thing and you don't know which way to turn.
An Artist-Engineer:
Blown Glass Sculptor, 3D Modeler & Animator, Space & Astronomical Artist, Production Designer, Photographer, Pilot, Technical Illustrator, Writer, Constructor of Kinetic Sculptures Employing Exotic Materials— Predominantly for the Aerospace Industry.
All Handmade in the USA
Handmade in the USA
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