Isaac, an artist working at Artists for Humanity, was born in 2008 in Spain and moved to America while still young. At a young age he was always entertained by the wonders he saw on the internet, whether it be through cartoons, comics or any other form of art there was. The day Isaac saw those images that couldn't be made through real life, it inspired him to want to make his own at such a young age of maybe 6 or 7. He used crayons and pencils at the start of his art journey (though the crayons and coloring got old after teachers always told him to stop coloring out the lines) and after a while Isaac, becoming interested in the cartoons he saw on the TV, was then motivated to make his own during late middle school. Using his imagination and what he saw on TV he animated action scenes and things he saw fit to him. Growing in skill towards high school, he then came to learn of a place called Artists for Humanity from his school. The day he came he was surprised by the amount of art and artists he saw. Being motivated to learn to color he decided to join the paint studio with his friend Niangel and work there for his time as a junior in high school and hoping to one day make a comic that inspires others one day.
What do I as an artist like to make? Comics and animations. I like diving into other aspects of art like realism and such to improve my understanding of not only art but the understanding of humans as a whole. Doing all this art with only a led pencil and a finger for my animations. I like working in the action type of art and maybe a little dabble of something non-anime related like an apple floating in space. The style I have makes me want to try and do a semi realism where the anime type of style is still entertaining but not so anime like where as you can tell humanity is within the thing I make. Honestly no artist in general inspires me, I try and take from real life more than I take from art I see since I want my art to have a feel to it but such a feel where you can still tell the creativity is there.