Sara Czukal’s Interview

  • Tell me a bit about yourself

My name is Sara Czukal. I’m originally from Northeast Ohio. I’m a Sophomore at The Columbus College of Art and Design, where I’m majoring in Industrial Design. I recently joined etsy (May) and have fallen in love with the creative etsy community.

  • What is the name of your Shop?

My shop is “CzukART”

  • Please describe your creative process

Sometimes a single word can inspire a series of art pieces. My sketchbook is full of ideas. I make sure to take it everywhere I go so that when an idea strikes me I can jot it down or draw it out. From there I elaborate on the idea. I draw it over and over making improvements. I take notes on construction, materials and color possibilities. By the time I’m finished sketching I have lots of designs to choose from.
Also, I love to work really late at night! It’s not unusual for me to still be working a project at 5AM

  • Where do your ideas come from?

Mostly I’m inspired by the little things. The thickness of the paint, or the movement of the fabric I’m using. The materials I use give my artwork life and inspire new projects.

  • How did you get into your craft?

I’ve always had a strong interest in art and the desire to learn new techniques. I started taking my art seriously around my Junior year of high school. My teacher at the time saw I had potential and urged me to apply to art schools. Now, I can’t function without my art. If I’m not creating something, I’m just not myself.

  • Apart from creating things, what do you do?

I’m a full time student the Columbus College of Art and Design. Aside from school work I love playing the guitar, gardening and listening to The Beatles!

  • How do you promote your work?

I try to promote myself through forums, and word of mouth. I also have a Blog where I write about the projects I’m working on in my studio.


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I think that the creativity is a gift that has to have its own freedom, the designs of my jewelry reflect my feelings and emotions, I always try to be dedicated in which I do up to being capable of saying that it is finished and therefore that it is possible to put in exhibition. I'm inspired with the colors of the nature mixed with the feelings and emotions that evoke me.

Comments

  1. Sara says:

    Thanks for the feature!

    Saras last blog post..New Feature!

  2. Emma says:

    You’re welcome Sara!!!

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