I think we forget to do just that, procrastinate, do nothing and take time to do things we like without worrying.

Vicenzi emphasizes that working with or without a compass can yield a worthwhile creative payoff, but a true artist is laid bare in the most minute of details either way. I am a late bloomer who started digital illustration withPhotoshop and Illustrator because I discovered Raygun magazine and it really awakened something in me that made me want to be creative. Raphaël Vicenzi, also known as Mydeadpony, is a Belgian illustrator. He creates layered mix media artwork that combine influences from art, fashion, graffiti and graphic design.The internet was a gateway to discovering new things in the 90s and it helped me to broaden my horizons.

It is Vicenzi’s creative bloom in relation to the advent of the internet as we know it today, as well as the development of Photoshop, that informs his creative eye. As a self-taught illustrator, he decided to switch gears into digital art some years ago to take advantage of the vast new array of tools that became available.Over the course of his freelance career, Vicenzi has worked with big clients including Universal, Votre Beauté, Washington Post, Hemisphere, Virgin, and Madame Figaro. His work has been published in Taschen 100 Illustrators and Illustration Now – Portraits. He has also built up a large evergrowing fan base with 12,000 Facebook likes and 64,000 Behance followers. Sometimes it is really to escape a situation or problem, sometimes it’s necessary to gather up your strength to keep going. I guess it has to do with the creative principles of life. Although I don't think men has not is place in my works. I am also very lazy to be honest. It also reflects a personal taste when it comes to art.