• Style: It depends on the day really. I can go with so many different styles that I have a lot of trouble classifying myself. But, my interests lie in anime, the Baroque period and Impressionism, so I guess I could say that I'm a fluttery otaku caravaggisti ^_^. I'm sure that this will change as I grow as an artist. I might even get into cubism! O_o;;; Naaaahhhhh.... XD

• Experience:I've been doodling since I could hold a pencil. Seems like I was always drawing in my text books at school. However, I didn't start to get really serious about my art until I came to college as a chemistry major. Watching all of the art majors carrying around their supplies and portfolios forced me to re-evaluate my decision and the next semester, I took on art ^_^. Since then, I've taken a few drawing, design, and painting classes. As far as CG, I had to train myself through online tutorials and I've only really been doing it since Fall of 2001.

• Strength: I work well with pencils (both colored and graphite) and pretty much any dry media. Wet media such as oil painting is still pretty new to me, but I've managed to pick it up pretty well. Thing is, I tend to just have a knack of adapting and I'm never really daunted by new media (as long as it's 2-D). The area of 3-D however is a whole different story entirely...

• Weakness: I'm a very 2-D oriented person, so I'm not usually capable of doing well at sculpture and ceramics and the like. However, I believe that my biggest problem is that I tend to stick with what's familiar. For example, my subject matter tends to be reserved to people who are young and pretty. I'd like to be able to extend my artistic knowledge to ALL age groups, body types, and levels of beauty.