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<h1>FAQ</h1>

<p><b>Why Artemiss Creations?:</b><br>
Actually it took me ages to come up with that name, but I thought it was really quite clever! (Simple things like this amuse me...)
Firstly, the obvious, Artemiss = Arty Miss. Not bad huh? But then it gets better! Artemis is also a daughter of Zeus...which coincidentally
is the name of my Dads business, Zeus Electrical! So it really was a name I couldn't pass up. How corny am I? Lol.</p>

<p><b>What do you use to make your art?:</b><br>
99% of the time all of my images start off as a pencil sketch. Usually I scan them into the computer(PC) and colour them in either
Photoshop CS2 or Painter X. I do enjoy traditional art though, particularly dry media (pencils, pastels and chalk). I think I will
have to start doing a bit more traditional stuff again, I've been so focused on my digital stuff lately; although it is a lot easier
to tidy up when I've finished an artwork on the screen than when it's spread out all over the kitchen table!</p>

<p><b>Did you study art?:</b><br>
Sure did! I took all of the art courses available at high school, specifically TEE Art. The marks from that class helped me get into TAFE
after school, where I studied (and passed) Cert IV of Graphic Design and Diploma of Graphic Design. I would strongly encourage any high school
artists to take Graphic Design - I learnt so much from it! And yes, the first year of the course is incredibly boring 90% of the time, but stick it
out and make it to Diploma because things just keep looking up from there!</p>

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