>> I like drawing, mostly.
Graphite drawing, colored pencil drawings, mixed media drawings.
I'm not averse to painting, which I will do, acrylics in to my artwork.
Collage type stuff, I'll do.
I'll do photographs.
I like working with clay, I'll do that, and I'll do sculpting, just about anything.
I'll make models, not store bought models, but,
I'll transform things in to something else [laughing].
Being an artist, itself, it encompasses all the emotions that are out there.
You know, between love, and hate, and frustration, and enthusiasm,
and challenging things, and, oh my gosh, it's hard to sum that up in to words.
It's a way of life, it's really all it is.
It's the way I see the world.
You know, I don't look anywhere without seeing art.
It can be looking down on the ground, and say, oh, look at that, there's an abstract painting,
right there, that everybody is walking all over, and they don't even realize it's there.
So, that, and then a lot of times, what I do is I will use my photography to--
we use as reference mostly, and Millersville was very instrumental
in getting me a photography show this past summer which was the first in my career.
Now, I've shown New York, L.A., let's see, Beverly Hills, Chicago, Paris, Amsterdam,
and a group show that toured down in Australia, and I was published
in Japan, as well as other areas, so.
My work, it gets around a lot more than I do [laughing].