Interview with Eddy Avila by Iva Kanceska 22/08 /2011
Hello Eddy! I'm so glad that I can make an interview with you.
When I firs saw your art portfolio, honestly I was amazed. Such a
talent and passion! Some of your paintings looks like digital art -
which is another proof that your art has developed into the highest
level, that show us how much your able to bring the creative line
and imagination! I bet that, Your story behind the canvas is full
with imagination, joy and passion for everything that you do.
Let's start with some basics about you...
Q: How did you get into painting? Were you an artistic child
or was it something you discovered later in life?
A: Since I was a child I used to paint. Professionally for about
four years.
Q: You're extremely talented and creative person. Do you
have any influences?
A: Of course, I think all of artist has influences of other artists.
In my case is renaissance art (for real) sub-realism and of course
the tattoo art.
Q: How has your work developed over the years?
A: I started with picture! Then I was trying different techniques!
Oil (I think is the best way).
Q: How much time was necessary to develop your skills?
A: I think it has taken all my life! But practice is essential! I
think God made me for this!
Q: Nowadays, there are a lot of new art styles, sub styles
that helps artists to express themselves in the best way. Is there
any style you prefer to do, or you consider as your favorite?
A: That's sub-realism and realism.


Q: Through your portfolio we can see a lot of custom
portraits. Are they some of your muses, perhaps people who actually
inspire you?
A: Yes, most of them are orders! I like to paint people and
especially if they are unusual people.
Q: Your art features such a great color split. Deep shadows
and brilliant highlights. Are you always inspired by the color
technique?
A: Yes! I like the color! Ironically, I always wear black! I think
it's because I work so much in color!
Q: Some people says, if your are willing and able to create
everything seems to be possible. Have you ever thought to play with
the technique? Like, doing something different?
A: Some different style I don't think so... but in otherwise yes! I
would make great wall art! Of course I'm willing to work on the
tattoo!
Q: Please share your website or contact here.
http://www.facebook.com/eddyavila.art
http://eddy-avila-r.deviantart.com/
http://twitter.com/#!/eddyavilar
eddy.avila.r@gmail.com
Q: I can see that your playing a bit with the faces (the
exact) have you ever tried to do some caricatures? In a matter of
fact, I think that would be a great idea!
A: Hahaha! I drew some caricatures a few years ago! Is very
interesting but is not my favorite style.

Q: Are you supporting the note "The real artist is never
fully satisfied"? If so, please share your thoughts.
A: I love what I do, but I always look ways to improve!
Q: So many customers, drawings ... in your life, what keeps
you permanently creative?
A: Life and it's emotions, things I see on the news! Music, things
that are unusual, my son, humanity and God!
Q: As an artist, what are some of your greatest challenges?
A: I have many! But for now I'm trying to be a good tattoo artist!
Q: What reaction from a viewer makes you happiest?
A: When they first see one of my paintings!
Q: Do you have any advice for aspiring artists?
A: The practice! That's what makes great artist! Draw more than
paint! Of course, don't believe in the comments of others,
especially if they are negative!
MUCHAS GRACIAS!!! EDDY AVILA




