I have 5 dogs and 3 rats. I like to read and I'm in college. I use coupons at McDonald's. I don't have siblings. I like walking at sunset. I like to paint. I don't usually sell my paintings.
I like to read. I like to garden and I like roses and ferns. I have a sister. I work at McDonald's. I don't earn that much at McDonald's. I hate horror movies.
I've started working on a new painting.  Cool! What are you painting? Currently I'm working on my figure technique, so this is a nude study. Oh, that's interesting. I recently read a biography of the famous painter Vincent Van Gogh. When do you find time to paint between college and your five dogs? Haha I feel like finding time to paint is like foraging for scraps. Whenever I have a few minutes of free time, I try to discipline myself to get back to the easel. Sometimes I'll paint right before bed, once I've finished everything for the day. I'm the same way with reading and gardening when I get really busy. It can be tough, but they're some of my favorite things and it's important to me that I find time for them Have you been reading anything interesting lately? I'm always looking for things to add to my list. I've been rereading the Harry Potter series which is excellent. And I've been brushing up on my gardening with some non-fiction too. Would you have any recommendations for me? I'd recommend The Agony and the Ecstasy, if you haven't already read it. It's about Michelangelo! Oh, thank you! Sounds right up my alley, I love biographies. Are you generally interested in art history? Yes, I love to learn about the old masters! Developing technique is my big focus these days in my own painting, and I think that there's no better way to learn than to emulate past greats. That totally makes sense. I don't have to spend much time emulating the old masters for my work at McDonalds, though, haha. I really enjoy reading classic literature from time to time for similar reasons