How I Became An Artist

So it turned out that after many years of corporate life I became... an artist.

I did not present before, that it would become another my profession and engaged in distant from drawing businesses - wrote the articles, worked in quality business-trainer, leader of projects and commands, made movies, organized and conducted measures and charity projects, and other great deal...

My work was creative always and almost always was corporate.
About 7-10 years ago I bought to myself child's box of paints, to try. And on a weekend began little by little to draw. Tried different techniques - drew on a canvas, paper, on t-shirts, on furniture, on umbrellas, on bags (most exotic now is a car). And when timecame again to choose, into what side to go out - in a corporation or in clean work –I chose paints and brushes. Clear that my office and dress-code became quite different.

I did not sell the works before. And after my cardinal decision approximately through 2 month was sold first. It was very exciting. Will of fates I began to draw on fir-tree marbles (appeared, that this is a rare ability, but I did not simply know then). There was no confidence in myself, as in an artist. And suddenly appeared, that people like my works.

After marbles I began to master painting small boxes, in passing wrote pictures, a bit painted a clothing, umbrellas, clock. This is one of my first-ever small boxes.  Now lives in Switzerland.
 
At the same time I began to master another new direction - creation of ties-butterflies from a skin. And now I move from drawing to the skin and back, and sometimes I combine it :)

Now many of my works flew away on different houses and even countries. Soviet to it. I often expend ten hours on one work. And I want very much, that it brought gladness to the that house and to that human that will get it.  I love interesting orders, and you always can appeal to me on this occasion. :)
All of it and other great deal you can see here: JaNArt:)

   Yours Julia Moshack.

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