Posted on March 7, 2026, in 2026, An Artist's Life, Inspiration and tagged 9/11, accomplish, against, almost, always, around, artist, “attention to detail”, Black Paintings, Boeing 727, Bolivianos, career, commercial pilot, continually, crashed, created, culture, decade, dedicated, deepened, defined, details, develop, devote, discipline, dislike, Domestic Threats, earliest, embody, endeavor, finish, firsthand, flight engineer, focusing, further, goal-oriented, heights, helped, husband, immediately, influenced, inspiration, inspired, instant, inventing, lasted, likely, matter, meticulous, myself, natural, naval officer, Navy Commander, onboard, paramount, pastel, Pentagon, person, personality, possible, precious, previous, professional life, punctuality, pushing, qualities, question, refining, reinforced, related, second, series, soft pastel, stability, started, strive, Studio, techniques, The Champ, timeline, tragic, understand, undoubtedly, Vedica Art Studios and Gallery, wasting, whenever. Bookmark the permalink. Comments Off on Q: You started the Bolivianos series in 2017. It has been 8 years since you created The Champ. This endeavor of focussing on a series for almost a decade’s timeline shows that you embody stability as against many artists who tend to hop on to the next inspiration they find. How has discipline, stability, focus and punctuality defined your works apart from being inspired by Bolivian culture for the series Bolivianos? (Question from Vedica Art Studios and Gallery).
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