BrightEyed Creatives

e, eventually, defining it as a career. It will definitely be a labor of love. About me: After failing to have any type of rhythm in elementary school, I was chased out of band class tryouts and encouraged to take art. While I did well in art throughout my middle school/high school life, I failed to take it seriously. After a six year hiatus from it, I started sketching again in 2006. Maturity had definitely changed the way I viewed my subjects. I bonded more with my work, I got to know the smaller details that I hadnt paid attention to before, and I started viewing art as something that could come alive. I realized that I didnt want things to just look good... I wanted to get a feeling from them. Currently, I still believe I'm on learning curve as an artist. Trying out various ways to be creative. On the photography front, the drawing front, and with crafts. I am open to all ways in which you would need a creative person involved.