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From the beginning of my life I have always been living with much imagination and sharing this with friends.  I now find an outlet for this in my art. 

Through art, I have found out more about myself and how different the world could be if you just add a little bit of imagination.

I am a digital artist.  When I begin my creative work the screen on my device is blank.  Sometimes carefully, sometimes with much freedom I use techniques and digital tools that allow me to use melding, blending, visually juxtaposing, combining, contrasting of images and parts of images, and more.  

Texture builds and fades, colours change, lines lead out to nowhere, only to re-emerge, shapes shift, sometimes darkness comes, sometimes things lighten.  Though digital, this process is actually quite a tactile and sensory experience - it enables me to go into my creative side and explore.

The process moves onward - what I see affects the decisions I make about what tools and techniques I use next, what I do next affects what I see and again I decide how to proceed.  

In the end, the screen, where it was empty, scarce - has filled up, is full, is finished: a file suitable for printing.  

In this way I am still sharing my imagination with friends.