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Saturday, February 13, 2010

nthWORD Artist Jessica Stoker: Beyond Inhibitions

Visit nthWORD to see Jessica's artwork and photography.
What's the craziest thing you've done while pursuing your craft?
I can't say that I've done anything completely out of the ordinary or crazy while pursuing my craft, but I have been known to paint my body and put glitter on my face for the sake of a good photo.
What are your thoughts on freedom of expression?
Freedom of expression is supremely important. I can't imagine a world that would restrict my creativity. It's bad enough that personally as humans we inhibit ourselves. I know for myself it is a constant work alone, to push myself to be open and honest about my feelings, thoughts, dreams, etc. when it comes to my artwork. But to not have the actual freedom to do so would be, in my opinion, catastrophic.
What are your thoughts on Flickr?
I enjoy Flickr. I love that I have gained so many friends with a similar passion. On my bad days they are there to push me along with their encouragement and love. The community of people I have found on flickr continually pushes me to grow in my craft and stretch my bounds. They truly inspire me. How could you ask for more out of a site? Really?
Visit Jessica's website at Stoker Studios or on Flickr.

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