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Artist // Professional // Varied
- United States
- Deviant for 17 years
- www.orangeblossompro.wordpress.com
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Current Residence: Kissimmee, FL
Favorite genres of music: Classic rock, oldies, country, jazz, movie scores
Favorite style of art: I love painting with acrylic
Operating System: Windows 7
Personal Quote: "I'd rather live my life laughing and die the next day than live long without it."
Florida-born, Maryland-raised. I have always loved art: Fine art, digital art, performing arts, musical arts. Although what has always stuck with me through the years are a fondness for fine art painting on canvas and cartoons. And a love for the warmer, carefree times in life.
Throughout high school, I taught myself to paint with acrylic on canvas, and every once in awhile, water color. My teachers taught me how to draw from life, how to see the bigger picture before settling in on details.
Later on, around 9th grade, I discovered this amazing, inspiring, action-packed, STUPENDOUS show called Dragonball Z! My interest in anime and manga started then and had a good influence on me looking into animation as a career. Before Akira Toriyama’s influence, my influences have been Walt Disney, Tex Avery, Chuck Jones, and Alfred Gockel. I love the old Looney Tunes and vintage -> 1990s Disney cartoons and movies. They pushed the limit on both humor and animation techniques. Their vibrant colors, slapstick or witty humor, and fluid quality make them beloved classics. Alfred Gockel is by far one of my favorite painters who’s still alive today. His work has life, vibrancy, contrast, and a carefree feeling I strive for in life myself.
All of these influences helped lead me to where I am today. In 2009 I graduated from The Art Institute of Washington in D.C., majoring in Media Arts and Animation. I have learned skills such as Adobe Creative Suite (CS2 and up,) ink and brush on paper, life drawing, story-telling, typography, 2D and stop-motion animation, and storyboards. (I did try my hand at 3D- that was definitely an experience!)
Finally moved back to Florida (Orlando-area) and am enjoying the warmth! Back to artwork. Keep drawing and dreaming your heart away!
Love and Peace!
~Priscilla
Favorite genres of music: Classic rock, oldies, country, jazz, movie scores
Favorite style of art: I love painting with acrylic
Operating System: Windows 7
Personal Quote: "I'd rather live my life laughing and die the next day than live long without it."
Florida-born, Maryland-raised. I have always loved art: Fine art, digital art, performing arts, musical arts. Although what has always stuck with me through the years are a fondness for fine art painting on canvas and cartoons. And a love for the warmer, carefree times in life.
Throughout high school, I taught myself to paint with acrylic on canvas, and every once in awhile, water color. My teachers taught me how to draw from life, how to see the bigger picture before settling in on details.
Later on, around 9th grade, I discovered this amazing, inspiring, action-packed, STUPENDOUS show called Dragonball Z! My interest in anime and manga started then and had a good influence on me looking into animation as a career. Before Akira Toriyama’s influence, my influences have been Walt Disney, Tex Avery, Chuck Jones, and Alfred Gockel. I love the old Looney Tunes and vintage -> 1990s Disney cartoons and movies. They pushed the limit on both humor and animation techniques. Their vibrant colors, slapstick or witty humor, and fluid quality make them beloved classics. Alfred Gockel is by far one of my favorite painters who’s still alive today. His work has life, vibrancy, contrast, and a carefree feeling I strive for in life myself.
All of these influences helped lead me to where I am today. In 2009 I graduated from The Art Institute of Washington in D.C., majoring in Media Arts and Animation. I have learned skills such as Adobe Creative Suite (CS2 and up,) ink and brush on paper, life drawing, story-telling, typography, 2D and stop-motion animation, and storyboards. (I did try my hand at 3D- that was definitely an experience!)
Finally moved back to Florida (Orlando-area) and am enjoying the warmth! Back to artwork. Keep drawing and dreaming your heart away!
Love and Peace!
~Priscilla
Favourite Visual Artist
Alfred Gockel, Tex Avery
Favourite Movies
Space Jam!! Aladdin, Rugrats: Vacation, Six Days, Seven Nights
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Hmm... Jimmy Buffett or *NSYNC
Favourite Writers
Nada
Favourite Games
Nintendo and SNES Mario games, Resident Evil series, Unreal tournament 2004, Kinect Adventures
Favourite Gaming Platform
SNES or Gamecube
Tools of the Trade
My pencil
Other Interests
Art (more traditional styles), classic American cartoons, DBZ, decorating, board and card games.
Hi everyone! I'm so sorry I'm practically never on deviantart anymore. I check it maybe once every few months. Busy with life- caricaturing at Disney, trying to buy a home, helping my husband with storyboards, and whatnot. Check out my children's boo...
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Some Cats Are Small, Some Cats Are Tall
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Ladies and Gentlemen, my first children's book has been released! The book is titled, "Some Cats Are Small, Some Cats Are Tall," it runs 24 pages (12 back and front), and includes a picture book as well as trivia and activity pages. Wonderful gift for any child, ages 2-8. Pick a copy up today on Amazon, available for Amazon's Kindle, Kindle app, and in paperback. :)
Kindle eBook: $4.99
Paperback: $9.99
Amazon.com: Some Cats Are small, Some Cats Are Tall
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Irritated with some submissions...
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In my opinion, there's a line you draw between life drawing/photography and pornographic submissions.
Now, I know some will argue that porn is art. In some cases, I agree. But with some of the submissions I've seen, it's just someone taking a quick, run-of-the-mill snapshot of someone holding themselves in sexual poses where it doesn't have any "artistic value." I don't see any special lighting techniques, cropping, unique angles, what have you as well as a lack of emotion. It's just a picture of some guy or gal trying to turn on the viewer.
Too me, that's a sad excuse for "life photography" and dumbs down what art can be considered as good
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Hello!
When coming my request...?
When coming my request...?
Thanks for the fav
Thanks for faving!
Thanks for the 
Hi there. :3
I do believe you are the Bulma that I saw a video of on YouTube, where your Vegeta was proposing to you!
If this is you, I just wanted to say a great big CONGRATULATIONS!!!! And BOTH cosplays looked FABULOUS.
I do believe you are the Bulma that I saw a video of on YouTube, where your Vegeta was proposing to you!
If this is you, I just wanted to say a great big CONGRATULATIONS!!!! And BOTH cosplays looked FABULOUS.
Oh my gosh! Thank you so much! I am very, very, very, very lucky and blessed to have him in my life. He is a great man. :3 And we had a lot of fun cosplaying!
^_^ You are lucky! It's great to have someone who shares your interests, and wants to be with you forever! You two are a great couple. I pray you have many wonderful, blessed years together!
I pray you have many wonderful, blessed years together!