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About me:<br />
My name is Erica Willey and I have just recently graduated from Kendall College of Art and Design. For 25 years now I’ve lived<br />
in the same house in a little place called Jamestown, located in Michigan.<br />
My favorite author is Dan Simmons, I enjoy hiking and swimming, and I love to travel. I live a pretty simple life, but now that<br />
I’m a graduate I’m getting very excited of the possibilities waiting to happen.<br />
As of now my goal this year is move to California, create new experiences, and build up my dream career. It’ll be hard work, but<br />
I am more than ready for the challenge.<br />
About my art:<br />
Hello, Erica tell me about yourself?<br />
My name is Erica Willey and I have just recently<br />
graduated from Kendall College of Art and Design.<br />
Want to learn more about<br />
Erica Willey<br />
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What’s the purpose of what your trying to create?<br />
Now every artist is always asked what the purpose was<br />
behind their piece of art, and there will always be different<br />
answers. I suppose the purpose behind every painting<br />
I imagine is exactly that; to let the mind imagine, to let<br />
those gears take over and see what a little imagination can<br />
come up with. In a way it’s a sense of freedom to let the<br />
brain wonder off track for awhile.<br />
The end results may be shocking, but that’s the joy of it<br />
all. As to what my artwork is actually about, though, well<br />
that’s a good question. Every painting tells a different<br />
a story, so no piece of work is the same. But if I had to<br />
say, overall, what my work is about, is it’s about beauty.<br />
Whether that beauty is found in the craftsmanship of the<br />
artwork, or the meaning behind it. I leave those decisions<br />
up to the viewer. After all, isn’t art created to engage<br />
one’s mind and expand the imagination?<br />
Erica Willey ©<br />
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