Once you realize that you're meant to excel in life and achieve greatness, you know that you're going to be packed with a burden that is greater than yourself. I believe in you.

The woman next to your stand at Focus Art Fair told me that your technique was superb.

One thing I know for a certainty; your painting at ART BOOM looked like a digital piece of work. I DONT KNOW which is harder. Creating digital paintings as if they are the real deal, or making real paintings that look like digital pieces of work.

My perfectionism cost me a lot, in terms of time, money, and health. You wanna know what I did? I started to change my perspective and treated every stage as an unfinished/finished piece (to fuck with and confuse my perfectionistic brain). Just so I could learn how to appreciate -every tiny bit of the entire process-, this left me no choice but to love and appreciate my own work (which was eventually the real challenge). Now... when I look back at my work, I'm actually surprised that I took some of these photographs, proudly surprised. Almost in "disbelief" that "I" did that... It's weird. As a piece of me from the past did that.

You got this... TELLING YOU AGAIN: I believe in you. Friggin' genius.