Painting Techniques| Oil Paintings :: How to Paint Realistic and more! Eye-LIKEy chats with Maria Carluccio artist + author When I was a kid I once got in big trouble for scratching doodles of houses into a soft leather tabletop (hey, it was the '70s). From that point on I knew I was hooked. My dad practiced law. I would find treasure in the exotic scraps of paper. Today I am a freelance illustrator and designer. Maria graduated with an BFA from Carnegie Mellon ( same school as Andy Warhol, by the way! How do you stay inspired? I try to keep my eyes open to so much. Typical work day? I have to have coffee through out the day. What are you currently working on now? I’m working on some new letterforms for Wall Stories. Favorite place you ever traveled to I think I’d have to say Japan. Where would you like to visit that you haven’t yet? India and all over Scandinavia. Top 3 Favorite website + blog/s Ok, so first, I have to give you props of coarse J. Second, Recently I found a really cool blog that inspired me. FAVORITE movie of all time ? That’s a hard one. Favorite project you ever did? Amazing.
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