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The Beauty of Inspiration
There is a large canvas set up in the Plaza today. The majority of the canvas, which is five feet in height and close to seven feet in length, is currently blank. But there is an artist who is working on the first portion of his project.
Hunter has a very unique appearance. A network of vine-themed tattoos cover his face and neck (and since he is wearing a tank top today, those same tattoos are also visible on his arms). There is a large rose bush tattoo on his left forearm that seems to be connected to the vines that run up his arm. He is completely bald. A large silver tree is prominently placed on his forehead, which trails down to a nose-bridge piercing. He has no eyebrows, instead Arabic writing is tattooed along his brow line. And along the right side of his cheek is a deep red scar.
At his side is a large trolley, that currently holds a multitude of paint jars. There is also a large container of rose petals, which every now and then Hunter uses to dip into the paint and place onto the canvas to create a multi-dimensional appearance to his creation.
He also has a few cloths available, so every now and then he can clean his hands, step back and look at the piece. It is during one of those moments, that Hunter asks his question. "Where do you find your inspiration?"
Hunter has a very unique appearance. A network of vine-themed tattoos cover his face and neck (and since he is wearing a tank top today, those same tattoos are also visible on his arms). There is a large rose bush tattoo on his left forearm that seems to be connected to the vines that run up his arm. He is completely bald. A large silver tree is prominently placed on his forehead, which trails down to a nose-bridge piercing. He has no eyebrows, instead Arabic writing is tattooed along his brow line. And along the right side of his cheek is a deep red scar.
At his side is a large trolley, that currently holds a multitude of paint jars. There is also a large container of rose petals, which every now and then Hunter uses to dip into the paint and place onto the canvas to create a multi-dimensional appearance to his creation.
He also has a few cloths available, so every now and then he can clean his hands, step back and look at the piece. It is during one of those moments, that Hunter asks his question. "Where do you find your inspiration?"
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"People are my inspiration. Finding what they need and a solution to get it that benefits both them and myself requires a creative process that I enjoy delving into as often as possible." His eyes wander away from Hunter as he steps closer to the canvas, his hands clasped behind his back as he takes in every inch of it. "The world is my canvas, and I paint it with deeds both great and small."
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"People are my inspiration too. I enjoy capturing them in the everyday... the moments when they are just living what they consider an ordinary day. It is those small things that I aim to capture in my work."
The painted areas of the canvas have Hunter's unique brush stroke in them. They are soft and gentle, like someone exploring the world for the first time. And every now and then, due to Hunter soaking the rose petals in the paint, and then placing them on the canvas, there is a richer detail.
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"And what are you trying to capture in your piece today?" he asks, finally glancing over at Hunter again. "What things have inspired you to pick this spot to set up your canvas?"
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"So I will always remember the place where people welcome me, and allow me to be myself."
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"But my art is being recognized by others. And that is a nice feeling."
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"I'm sorry you've been treated poorly," he offers softly. "No one who creates such beautiful works of art deserve such unkindness from the universe."
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"I have been welcoming others to add their own interpretation to this one..." He holds out a brush. "Would you like to be included?"
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