I think that when you’re young you either:
a. know what you want to be when you grow up
b. have various options of what you want to be when you grow up
c. have no clue
I was a c.
Thank goodness Christine Young decided to grow up to be an illustrator! What did you want to be when you were a little one?
This image by Stefano Maccarelli got me wondering-do you think there is a divide between old school artists (think canvas and paintbrush) vs. new school artists (Wacom tablet lovers)? Is it possible to blend old school techniques and methods with new school technologies? Should we blend them? Will this blend increase the value of art?
I’ve blogged about Lee Crutchley before and now, it’s very necessary to do so again. Lee has created a limited edition of Moleskine Cahier Sketchbooks with fantastic Regina Spektor lyrics on the front cover. Check it out via his Quoteskine site.
