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Saturday, May 11, 2013

Great Abe

Abraham Lincoln, the 16th US President in oil pastel. "...everything was done before Daniel (Day-Lewis, the actor who portrayed in the film "Lincoln") stepped on the set. And once he was in, nothing changed. We didn't rehearse -we just shot." --Camera Operator Mitch Dubin.

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I'm an emerging artist with above average passion trying to squeeze-in time to draw and paint. My goal for now is to explore my capacity on different styles and mediums that will define my identity as an artist. I'm not trying to spread myself on different things all at one time, but I rather focus on a calculated method of exhausting my energy on one thing at a time that I see fit for the time being that I see myself moving forward.

On some posts I would include work-in-progress photos, and would throw some discussions on how I did it for the benefit of viewers who are interested in learning and creating art on their own.

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Lives in Los Angeles, California.