Thursday, September 14, 2017

Special Artist Interview With.....Kara Bullock...

Hallloooo! I have a pal, her name is Kara. She is an amazeballs artist - wanna find out a few things about her?  Keep reading! I did a little interview with her.

And at the end, there is a wonderful offer for you!
"Bluebird On My Shoulder"

ME:
You are one of my recently-found favorite artists! I have taken a bunch of your classes. If someone is new to making art, what class would you recommend (of yours!) they start with?

KARA:
First of all, thank you so much!  That means so much to hear.  I think that if someone is new to making art, I would recommend taking Let’s Face It, if you are interested in portrait work, A Life Full of Color with Heather Foust, Floral Expressions with Ursula Wollenberg….it really depends on what it is that someone is interested in creating.  

What is your favorite mark-making tool right now? Your favorite all-time art supply?

My favorite mark-making tool is probably charcoal, which is also my favorite all-time art supply.  I just adore charcoal…even the mess that comes along with it.  It really shows how hard you have been working!

Cardboard Series #2


What is your art background?

I am really a self-taught artist.  I took art throughout high school, but that was so long ago.  I did take one beginning drawing class in college.  Again, that was a long time ago.  Once art fell back into my life, I just wasn’t going to let it go again.  So every chance I have, I am creating something, usually a portrait!

What famous piece of art do you love the most?

This is really a tough question as I am not really sure.  It depends on what you consider famous.   I haven’t spent much time studying famous art work.  Currently my favorite artist is probably Michael Carson.  To me he is famous!  I love all of his artwork very much.

Do you think artists play a role in society? Why?

Yes, they do.  Artists create what they see and feel in life.  So, whatever you are putting on your canvas is about what is happening in the world, whether it is with you or someone else.

What inspires you?

People inspire, and that is what I love to draw/paint.  I want to paint someone’s story.
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Do you have any embarrassing art moments?

Of course I do!  Probably the most embarrassing is when I uploaded some videos for a class and during the lesson in the video, you could hear my husband yelling at my kids.  I failed to edit that part out and students heard it.  One messaged me on FB and I immediately pulled it down and edited it, but some students had already downloaded it and listened.  It was really embarrassing!

Do you do research when making a piece, or just head in and see what happens?

I always have a plan, in life, and in art.  That doesn’t mean that things go as planned, but I always start with a plan in mind.

What is your favorite or most inspirational place you like to go to?

Anywhere with a ton of people and music!

Welcome Home
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I am most happy when I’m with my family.
I love it when I have a few hours alone to create.
It makes me sad when people are mean.
I’d love to be on a deserted island with (a person)my husband.
My favorite color at the moment is red
I wish I had done – can’t answer….no regrets
I drive a swagger van

Thanks for your time, Miss Kara! It is always so fun to talk to you!






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Bye!

1 comment:

  1. I have also taken some of Kara's online classes, she is a wonderful teacher. Let's Face it is amazing and such good value for money. I would advise anyone to check it out if they like portraits.

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