D.R.U.G.S interviews Drew Wolf

 I've been drawing since I can remember. My grandma was an art teacher and set up a little studio for me when I was young. I would experiment with play-doh and finger paints. I think that’s where it all started. I went to a crap-ass public school and fought my way through every class drawing when i could. The art rooms played host to people who thought it would be fun to steal the markers to sniff and use all the drafting tape to wrap up their desks. So needless to say there wasn't very much put into our art program. Though it was one of the teachers there that really pushed me further into comic book and game art. From there I went to college and met my wonderful wife and some great friends. I am a huge hockey fan and play as well. Chicago has a nice array of ice rinks in the suburbs. Hockey is a great way to get out some aggression. Especially all that built up aggression I have for computers. I've often said I hope my computer actually feels pain when I have to force restart it!

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D.R.U.G.S: How do you define art?

Art is something that cannot be defined in the words. It’s your feelings, imaginations, your thoughts, dreams, nightmares and you want to give them life; in the form of pictures, portraits, computer arts, animation, dance, anything that brings peace to your soul.

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Frozen in time

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