I\u2019ve drawn, created, and invented ever since I was young. My dad is a sign painter from the old school, so I\u2019ve been around his artwork since I can remember. At a young age, I was way into toy packaging\/graphics: TMNT, Transformers, Madballs, and most of all, The Real Ghostbusters. In middle school I collected comic books, skated, and spent hours every month looking at cd covers in record stores. It became more evident that I was more interested in trying to replicate comic art and eyeing the newest deck designs than I was in reading, or landing the next hardest trick. I distinctly remember in sixth grade, my homeroom teacher asking us what we wanted to do as a grown up. I said a skateboard designer. In high school, I started proper graphic design.<\/p>\n
As far as what drew me into art goes, I guess being creative is a very human-connective, spiritual thing for me, it resonates when I\u2019m on point with it. I just ended up with the visual arts side of creativity as my passion. I\u2019m very attracted to art and graphic design, probably in a similar way that a musician is attracted to rhythm and harmonization or a writer is to words and storytelling. I had a knack for art and composition, so I went for it and haven\u2019t looked back since.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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