  PCP started drawing when I was 18. thought it was useless to draw what we can see, so decided to draw what's not there. still draws that way. been doing freelance illustrator/designer. worked on various cd album design, book design and video game character designs. been doing subscription based monthly picture book series that continues until end of 2004. likes radiohead, haruki murakami and pt anderson. likes many other people too. GR: Where are you in your art career? Where do you want to go? PCP: Been doing freelance illustrator/designer in Japan and U.S. I want to get more involved with the music industry. Perhaps, album covers sound good.  GR: What do you feel is significant about your work? PCP: Looks different from anything that I've ever seen. Maybe... GR: Which artists work do you enjoy looking at and why? PCP: P.T. Anderson, Stanley Donwood, Haruki Murakami, J. Otto Seibold, Tim Burton. Etc... because they create something that I've never seen before.  GR: How do you approach and execute your work? PCP: I start out drawing on a paper with pencil. Scan it into computer, paint some and print it out. I then use acrylic paints to paint some more. Done.  Evah Fan is a recent graduate of Pratt Institute in NYC. Her work is fun yet odd at times. GR: Where are you in your art career? Where do you want to go? What type of movie do you think would go with your music? EF: As far as I'm concerned, I'm fresh outta la escuela. There's infinite routes to go about submitting one's artwork. I hope one day my doodles can take me to some cold climate areas, it's very stimulating!  GR: What do you feel is significant about your work? EF: Nothing is too significant in my works other than the fact that it's all fragmented. I think spontaneity plays a big role, nonsense, eerieness, and humor adds flavor in areas as well. I guess being young at heart can sum it up a bit? Some silly thoughts and daydreams are supporting roles.  GR: Which artists work do you enjoy looking at and why? EF: Artists like Neo Raunch, Taylor McKimens, Marcel Duchamp, David Lynch Neil Farber, Marcel Dzama, Harmony Korine, and Mr. Bean all took a part in educating Evah's visual sense through their works. It's fun to discover their initial focus though I am never sure to be on point with it, but there's extreme lingering power behind it... keeps my mind occupied for days. GR: How do you approach and execute your work? EF: Keep on truckin' silly thoughts and the daydreams, they'll come in handy... I like to involved some visual vocabulary with mine... fun times with madlibs.  |