A demon in a bunny costume. First and foremost my art is for myself, I have learned much by doing it and also through it. I even purposely sheltered myself from getting into understanding great artists as I grew up because I felt it would taint my style and I swore I would not explore them until I developed my own. I may have missed out on many years of enjoyment from others art but in return I, painfully at times, processed myself through the journey inward. I draw much from my subconscious self and bring it out in front of me in an attempt to understand and learn from it. In the begining I was only abstract and I was satisfied with that since I could see great depths into my own work. When I began to try and share with others I was confused and dissapointed with the results. I, naively enough, believed the images I was seeing in the abstract was something everyone could see. When I learned that viewing abstract depended on the mind of the viewer, I learned that my greatest talent was my perspective. Most of my work is unplanned past the point of gathering supplies and telling myself "you are going to create now", although I have been attempting to dicipline myself through my most recent piece still in process that was planned from sketches and taken to canvas. I may have not yet made it to the core of my soul but I have found the path, twisted and dark as it is at times I am attempting to follow it inward perhaps in the end I will turn inside-out.