Aladine Vargas
My blogs
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Arts |
| Occupation | Designer |
| Location | Reading, Pennsylvania, United States |
| Introduction | As an art dad I live to --- love my family, share art done by design and see beauty in the invisible. |
| Interests | My family -- meaning I am loving the process of establish a very strong family tradition, character and name. I want the heart, work and thinking of my family to be known for a 1000 years. I also love sharing art done by design. I love the intellectual process of creating a very well engineered piece of Art. I love discovering the little things that show us how the artist cared about his vision. I love reading the artist's thoughts --- as it is seen and experienced through value, colour, shape, line and rhythm. I am a strong believer that creativity shines within constraints. And Art is the care for the invisible things in a piece -- like great music is caring for the spaces of no sound more than the notes heard. And last be not least, I am very interested in the matters of spirit. One of my favorite and most inspiring sayings in the Bible is, "Moses could see the invisible." I absolutely love this sentiment and adopt it as mine. |
| Favorite Movies | I love Taken, Braveheart and Don Juan DeMarco. I like the idea of fighting for those you love, as in the case of the first two. The last, I like the idea of creating your own self-image. |
| Favorite Music | Frank Scott ( jazz ), I like country music ( because I like the stories ) and I also like acoustic rock / guitar music. |
| Favorite Books | Regarding Family: The Power of One by Bryce Courtenay Regarding Art: The Classic Point of View by Kenyon Cox My Adventures as an Illustrator by Norman Rockwell Art & Artists of the Capitol of the USA by Fairman Regarding the Spirit: Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach ( also other books by R. Bach ) The Art of Selfishness by David Seabury ( also other books by D. Seabury ) Care of the Soul by Thomas Moore The Soul of Sex by Thomas Moore ( also essays by T. Moore ) |
You've successfully slain the dragon! How will you toast your marshmallows?
Will you see Art the same way ever again?