Since his early childhood, Andrew Myers has been artistically influenced by European life and culture. His exposure to modern continental living and classical architecture prompted the universal and classical themes, yet modern design found in his artwork.
At the age of 20, Myers applied to the Art Institute of Southern California (now known as the Laguna College of Art and Design); with no previous art training, he was accepted based upon the natural talent his application portfolio evidenced. The young artist developed his skills through advanced figurative sculpture and accelerated painting curriculum.
While these two and a half years of creative training provided Myers with the basic working knowledge of the artistic field, it was his drive, passion, and leap of faith into work as a full time artist that allowed him to cultivate his particular style. Myers blends modern material with classical figurative technique featuring a universal subject matter that is prevalent throughout his work. Apart from the screw art you will see below, Andrew also creates paintings, sculptures, and commissions. Enjoy!
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