I have earned a living through my paintbrush and I have put two kids through college solely with my income as an artist. I have no illusions about that one being successful, because in the wrong hands it could have been overlooked. And since then I’ve sort of fallen into art instruction through the blog and my books Color and Light and Imaginative Realism. Then sort of by chance I met a publishing mentor (Ian Ballantine) to help launch my idea for a fantasy story (Dinotopia). I got my first book published when I was still in art school (The Artist’s Guide to Sketching), thanks to Watson-Guptill taking a chance on 23-year-old talent. JG – I’ve been lucky, really, and have been helped by people who had faith in me. Of everything that you have done, what is the one thing that you are most proud of? IH – Your work has reached and inspired so many. If you read my blog GurneyJourney, you can get a pretty good idea of the people I admire, both living and not living. How could I pick one person? Should I choose from the world of landscape painting, figure work, natural history illustration, caricature, animation, comics, or concept art? There are so many great artists that spring to mind. Who is my living master? Well, besides my wife, it’s hard to say. JG – Wow, thank you for the compliment, which means a lot coming from you. IH -There are not many artists that I’d consider to be a living master, you are one of mine. I was lucky enough to get some Q & A with Mr. Showcasing amazing maker projects of 2022
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