Honor Wood Print

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The artistic simplicity of ink rings in black against a white backdrop interrupted with bursts of parallel lines in two perpendicular sets to create an abstract display of strength.

Urban Art District -- So, who am I as an artist? My artistic creativity started when I was a child, as it did for a lot of people. My mom gave me the tools I needed to become something great–not through money or possessions, but by pushing me to use what I had to create my own happiness. My first artistic creation involved the use of puff paint. Yup…I was definitely a child of the 80s. I needed to bring an article of clothing to school to use as an art smock for art class. So, mom pulled out an old button shirt and we got to work puff-painting the best art smock any child could own. My art teacher was absolutely in love with my art smock. I felt a sense of accomplishment, and I felt like I made something that really mattered to...