Brittany Farina creates her digital artwork using various computer programs and a graphics tablet. Presently a senior at Peck School of the Arts UW-Milwaukee, she is in the process of achieving a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. In 2005-2007 while attending UW-Parkside she was the Illustrator for the university newspaper “The Ranger News”. During her time there she also won a design competition to redesign the university’s radio station logo. Her work is currently on display at the Alchemist Theater in Bayview Milwaukee, WI. - firestarterfilms.com
1asked by william secombe
Who are you most inspired by?
Tim Burton and Charlie Chaplin. They are both Creative Geniuses.
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What do you want to most convey in your work?
Hmmm I am not sure to be honest…. I do however, want people to enjoy what they see, I want people to feel good from observing my work.
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When did you first realize you are an artist?
Since I was in the Womb. No Joke…. But really, my mom caught me drawing on everything from vacuum cleaners, to bedsheets. (I wanted Minnie Mouse bedsheets and they did not make them so I took matters into my own hands and created my own).
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Why do you choose the subject matter you work with?
I create whatever I am interested in at the moment.
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Where do you go when your well of inspiration is running low?
I browse through other artists websites, or I watch movies and movie trailers, those always seem to get my creative juices flowing. 
6asked by michael anthony lynch
What is your greatest artistic weakness?
I think my main weakness is that I have too many ideas and when this happens I don’t know which one to choose!
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How would your life change if you were no longer allowed to create art?
Well, my life would def. Change… I would be very unhappy… although I am wondering how I wouldn’t be allowed to create in the first place…..
8asked by dayvin hallman
What situations in life have left their deepest impressions on you?
Hardships in general. The people I have met and their hardships and how these hardships have effected/shaped them.
9asked by kathy berg
What/who gave you the extra push to “go public” with your work?
Me, I knew it was time to get out there!
10asked by alex sheehan
Do you make a choice and then justify it? Or do you visualize something and then create it?
I visualize something then create like crazy! I try not to think too hard. once I have a good idea, I notice that thinking too hard can tend to ruin creativity.
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What ways do you find your life influences your work?
I find them from time to time, I try not to have to much personal meaning in my art, though if I am really effected by something, it tends to expose itself unconsciously in my work.
12asked by david geisler
How do you know when you are finished with a work?
hmmm good question most times I jump to the next project.
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What new artists or works excite you?
I really love Tracy J. Butler as an artist. Her style is Phenomenal, and her attention to detail is amazing. I especially love her Lackadaisy Cat Characters.
14asked by 716
Who do you think you are?
I am Brittany Farina. Always have been.
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If you could ask another artist anything, what would it be?
What have been your toughest challenges as an artist?
