I was always the last child to be at the academy after all the children left.
Many art materials were all around me all the time so it was like a toy to me. It was natural for me to play with art materials when I was a kid because my mother ran an art academy. At 15 I got the courage to pursue music locally and then at 21 I pursued major deals.It’s truly unique, I would create poems and songs for years and it all tied to music. When I was as young as 9, I knew I was drawn to music and entertainment. I remember being a young girl trying to understand my divine. When we finally finished class I knew I never wanted to stop dancing, and at that moment it became my first love. I remember wearing my ballet dress with a skirt and ballet tights so excited to go into class. When I was about 2 or 3 years old, my mom took me to my first dance class. From designing my Barbies to doing a concert in the middle of the floor, I always wanted to dance and sing for anyone I saw. I knew I wanted to be a performer from a very young age. when I visited New york for the first time i realized how many different Facets of the Fashion industry there were and How important each one could be. but when I took art classes in High school i honed in on Fashion. I couldn’t avoid even if i wanted to it’s in my blood. She created costumes for us for Halloween and Dance recitals! I think in some ways i always new. My mom always created costumes and was Back stage at my dads Performances as an actor. In the back of the shop was an industrial sewing machine, a pattern table and a dress form. But I remember the feeling I got when we walked in. and we came upon this simple shop I think it was on e4th. I clearly remember a moment in the 80’s Me & my BFF from high school were walking around the East village. When it was my turn I was honest, I thought I could make some money. I listened to so many people say this had been their dream and they were so happy to be there. The instructor had us go around the room and share why we were there. After high school, I went to a junior college and then ended up enrolling in a massage therapy program. It’s not extreme but probably enough to have had a hard time. She showed me that anyone had the potential to be an artist as long as you had the will to challenge yourself creatively and follow what your heart tells you to paint.
MAGIC FLOWERS DRAWING PROFESSIONAL
My parents always encouraged me to keep drawing or painting but, I knew for sure I wanted to be a professional artist when I met my art teacher freshman year of high school.
I’ve always had a connection with art since I was a young girl. Music definitely became one of the most important and significant things I could have in life because beyond being a great support during my tough moments, I never experienced trouble in learning guitar and studying music theory despite my disability! Read more> Tessa Jeanne I started experiencing eye issues during my teenage years. Since I was in middle school I didn’t have other options in mind. I was very young when I told my parents that I wanted to pursue a music career. For Christmas that same year I got my first sewing machine, and have been sewing ever since. I had never considered how clothes were made or that I could make my own prior to the show. So, when I was 8 my mom introduced me to the show “Project Runway”. I loved being creative with my outfits and expressing myself through clothes. Read more> Taylor Blytheįrom a young age I was interested in several creative activities such as dance, drawing and painting. Why am I spending all day at this place and then have to take work home for me to complete? I was a pretty smart kid but did the bare minimum to just skate by. Both of my parents are in the industry and it seems there was no way of avoiding it! When I was in High school, there were many things that didn’t make sense to me like homework. I knew that I wanted to be a chef from a very young age. I had a natural interest in artistic things, which only grew stronger as I got older. I have always enjoyed being creative and spent many summers drawing and creating art. I first knew that I wanted to pursue a creative/artistic path professionally when I was younger. Do you remember the moment you realized what you wanted to do professionally? Was it magic? Was it scary? We wanted to hear from some of the most talented artists and creatives in the community and so we asked them to tell us the story of the moment when they knew they were going to pursue a creative career path.
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