Here is the link to the video with the interview, and the final sketch of the day here
http://www.vimeo.com/13387502
Anthony is one of the founders of Alumiq Productions, in Southern California, a young, passionate video production company focused on capturing those little moments that make life all worth it.
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A great interview, and so good to actually put a face to the name. I've said it before, and I'll probably say it again, your art is like nothing I've seen before. It is simply beautiful. All of it.
ReplyDeleteThat was a great interview :)! Amazing work as usual!
ReplyDeleteThanks you so much for posting this!
ReplyDeleteyour ability to tell such beautiful simple stories and depict those little moments that happen every day (and we usually ignore) is amazing! keep inspiring us all!
Pascal- I really enjoyed your vid- interview- what a terrific imagination you have been given! I totally agree with you, that the best kind of art (most effective) is art that makes us feel something. I was moved by many of your wonderful illustrations - God has given you a wonderful gift and you have worked hard to develop it. Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteoh man, great interview. I love what you're saying bro.
ReplyDeletethat's why I love your work so much because I can dream of amazing things while looking at it.
ReplyDeletei just had a friend post your interview and i had to write and say how touched i am by your work. the little things that make up this life so beautifully captured in your work. Thank you for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome interview. I'm totally inspired. You deliver such wonderful mood and atmosphere. Bravo
ReplyDeleteGreat interview, super work Pascal! SOTD forever!!!
ReplyDeleteSimply fabulous! I think out of all the art blogs and artists whose work I follow online yours appeals to me the most emotionally. I have no idea how I came across your blog all that time ago but I'm truly thankful I did. I loved watching the video and listening to you talk about telling stories through your pictures. Although I'm trying myself lately to take more of a storytelling approach with my art i find i always end up becoming too worried about how the picture looks and end up ruining the storytelling qualties with all my unnecessarie worrying. What I'm trying to say is that watching this short film and listening to what you had to say I think has gotten through to some part of me that needs to remember tonrelaxnwhen illustrating and just focus on what I'm trying to say. Any time I need gombe reminded of that, I'm going to remember this video! Thank you for the great advice, once again!
ReplyDeleteWOW. That was a fantastic interview. Very insightful. You inspire so many people. Good on you.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the great feedback everybody. I really appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteThis is great !
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for sharing your thoughts on your art. Truly inspirational !
Since you like stories, I'll tell you one.
ReplyDeleteI'm still crying because of your interview, and i really mean it. You touched me to heart with this video. Your ability of telling stories, simple everyday things we have the privilege of living, but we keep ignoring, day after day, is simply incredible. I can count in the fingers of only one hand the times I got so touched by someone's art like I was by yours. I have to confess that it's not the first time I see your work, Pascal, but I never had the eyes to see it the way it deserves to be seen. I never had the sensibility to see all the life it breathes. You and your work really made a change in me with this interview. I'm an artist trying to find my place in this big world, but maybe I was too focused in learning the technique of the thing itself, that I didn't see how much I love to tell stories, no matter the style or the technique I have. Thanks for making me see it.
Sorry for the long words, but I had to let you know it. I wish we can talk a bit about art someday.
merci pour cette incursion dans la "cuisine" de Pascal/superpower/Campion. Heureusement, il reste le mystère de ton talent qui nourri toutes ces images que tu imagine, et le mystère c'est bien, ça fait rêver pour l'avenir !
ReplyDeleteDominique "trop de loin de San Diego" pour passer te féliciter.
wow amazing. I've watched your interview 20 times. And its still as inspiring as the first time.
ReplyDeleteIlove your work!
Wow.. thank you so so much for the nice comments everyone
ReplyDeleteu great!!!
ReplyDeletegreat work on the interview.. it was awesome to see and hear about your process!
ReplyDeleteMan, you're one big inspiration to a lot of people. Watching this interview made get back into my art. I just want to say thank you AND that you have beautiful work. Please, keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteI like your superpower!
ReplyDeleteYou are my hero now!
Thank you!