Patrick Hoelck didn’t begin his career as a photographer. In fact, he refers to his primary occupation of the past six-and-a-half years as a “grateful accident.” Hoelck began his career in New York City as a youngster working in the music video world during what he calls the “rap era.” His current work is a marriage of the influences he has taken in throughout his life.
Kevin Petersonby: Alan Ruskin+ Dec 12, 2006 at 5:38pmHe started drawing as a child and made his first oil painting when he was eleven, but didn’t seriously venture into oils until he was 23 and had graduated from the Laguna College of Art and Design. The delay, he admits, was caused by an early lack of confidence -- “I was afraid I wouldn’t be in control enough, I didn’t feel ready.” ...
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Eolo Perfidoby: Jonathan Shipley+ Sep 12, 2006 at 3:22pmPerfido wasn’t born with the gift of photography. His talent bloomed later in life after a series of odd jobs, such as waiter and computer programmer, in a variety of locations, including London, Dublin, San Francisco and Las Vegas. At age 28, having always enjoyed beautiful images, something literally clicked.
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Charlie Carroll at the Kodak Plaza
by: Blake Livingston+ Nov 28, 2006 at 11:00pm
Ventian Design, Kodak Plaza in Hollywood, California (November - December 5, 2006)
Charlie Carroll has the amazing ability to turn even the simplest of doodles into incredible works of art. But, don’t be mistaken, nothing he creates is simple.
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