action: ‘He who does creates’. Besides the meaning of the word, I choose DOES as I like the shapes of all the individual letters.
The rest is decided upon at the wall and the colours are often a mixture of what is available and what suits the surrounding area.
BBB: Your work utilizes an exorbitant amount of colours and techniques, is your approach premeditated or improvised?
BBB: From drawing to murals, your work is very detailed and meticulous, can you describe your approach to each medium?
DOES: It’s a mixture of preparation and improvisation. The only guideline that I generally bring to a wall is a rough outline of the letters.
DOES: I very much enjoy using different media. It’s a challenge to use and experiment with new materials. When I work with acrylics and brush it takes
a lot of time and I need to be patient. Working with pencil and markers is much faster, but more prone to error; with markers you can’t afford a mistake as you can’t erase or touch up anything. BBB: If you were to be in the studio during a big drawing session, what would be the top 5 albums (by which artist) on your playlist? DOES: My top 5 changes over time and my taste in music is quite broad. At the moment bIZARREbEYONDbELIEF
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