TENSTARSHD GOT TO MEET WITH JASON STONE OF ARES DESIGNS AND TALK TO HIM..
HERE ARE JUST A SAMPLE OF HIS WORKS ...
INTERVIEW
AIGHT 1ST QUESTION
1. WHEN DID YOU DISCOVER YOU HAD THE LOVE AND EYE FOR ART?
I've always had a love for art since I was like 7-8 years old. I always liked to draw. There were 3 things I liked doing, draw, basketball, and track. All 3 in which I did well, but focusing more on track, it left drawing in the back burner. It wasn't til I was 15 when I started graphic designing. I was never really the artsy type though. That didn't come til I was 19. I started to have more of an appreciation for fine art.
2. WHICH ARTISTS OR VISIONARIES HAVE INSPIRED YOUR ARTISTIC STYLE INTO WHAT IT IS TODAY?
Michelangelo, Claude Monet, George Condo to name some. I wouldn't say the inspired me but I get a lot of my ideas (now at least) from their works.
3. AS AN ARTISTS...WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR HARDEST CHALLENGE?
Staying creative. Especially right now when I don't have a lot of resources. Some times its hard to stay creative when you can't build a lot of clientele, its just a grind. Hard work will pay off eventually.
4. WHAT ARE YOUR LONG TERM CAREER GOALS?
I want to work for a big, media, company. Like ESPN or Disney or something like that. I want to do Web Design or regular graphics. Whichever one, I'll be happy with. Just as long as I'm enjoying doing art for a company I enjoy being a part of. If that doesn't work out, I can use the fact I also major in Mass Communication Production to get out in that field. Either way, start off small then soon take over.
5. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR ART/ STYLE TO THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED?
I would describe it as creative chaos. I try mixing a digital look with a fine arts kinda look. I want all my art to look like it was as if I straight up painted it. I feel like I can do almost anything if I put my mind to it.
6. LASTLY...WHERE CAN WE FIND YOUR WORKS AND KEEP UP TO DATE WITH YOUR WORKS?
My Blog yaaaaaaaaa boi!!!
http://aresdesigns.tumblr.com/
EXPECT A LOT MORE FROM THIS TALENTED ARTIST
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