The backstory of the
Since 2022, I have been conducting interviews with artists who are active on the streets, at home, in their studios, or making an impact everywhere. The reason I started this is simply that I am interested in the backstory of their artworks.
If you have a story to tell and you are an artist?
Let's get connected.
From capturing the essence of women's faces as a child to painting them on murals today — even in places as far as Indonesia. She talks about what inspires her, working with different mediums, staying motivated, and allowing her art to evolve naturally. A warm conversation about creativity, passion, and doing what you love.
A Silverburner cat on a panel—who would’ve guessed that? Copy Cat places his cats on all kinds of art mediums. Not just that—he explores styles ranging from cartoon versions to realism. So, if you’ve seen his work and believe that all cats are badass as well, here is the story of Copy Cat.
Lissa Corinne's art isn't just a hot topic, is also so well illustrated. The use of shadings and everything being in perfect proportions, plus the realism, and that on those tiny USPS labels makes her on of my favorite artists. If I would have to describe her style, I would place it into cartoon/realism. I have been following her for a while now, it was time to hear her story.
If I think of Gemini Act3, I think of high detailed anime girls, with nice shadings and some fine lettering on the bottom. I have always been a fan of his work. So much detail on such a tiny label. My curiosity was asking him for his story for the Octulos Interviews.
