Hello, my name is Taylor. I am working towards my bachelor’s in accounting and my career goal is to become a CPA. I moved up to Fairbanks, Alaska in 2020 with the military and fell in love with Alaska. I got out of the military this past year and have decided to stay in Fairbanks. I have been married for 6 years, have a 19-month-old son, and two dogs. We love skiing, fishing, camping, and getting outside as much as we can.
This piece of art is currently hanging in my office. My friend, Emily, is a very talented artist and has done dozens of pieces for my family and we have had a few done as gifts. This is Emily's art business page: Entirely by Emily. My family and I love the outdoors and camping and this painting shows the early stages of my truck as we were beginning to modify it to be able to off-road and get to any camping spot we wanted. I also really enjoy the Mandalorian TV show, therefore she added the Baby Yoda in the window.
I enjoy seeing art although I am not good at it myself. I have a few different pieces of art in my home, mostly done by people that we know personally. I cannot draw or paint but I love seeing other people's work and admiring a lot of different styles of art. I have made it to a couple of first Fridays and a few different art museums and have enjoyed them. I wish I was personally better at art but I love being able to admire other people's work.
Awesome, Alaska is a very cool place to live!
ReplyDeleteEmily offers really reasonable prices. Thanks for sharing that. So nice to have art in your home and office from folks that you can actually get to know.
ReplyDeleteHey Taylor, it's awesome of you to promote your friend's art on your blog. What a fun way to introduce readers to the site where your friend sells their art. As for the piece itself, I think the uniqueness and personal touch of Baby Yoda are great reasons for you to appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteHello Taylor, nice to meet you. Your friend Emily has some talent, I love that piece of your truck with baby Yoda you shared in your post. There's no shame in lacking the skills to create art, a good portion of why artists are able to be successful in their work is because individuals like you are able to appreciate and support their work.
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