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Meet Reggie!


This week I interviewed Reginald Waller, an old co-worker of mine who wanted to get the word out about his crafts. After briefly talking to him about a portion of the projects he has started, I had to admit that his young man was Talented with a capital "T!


In a brief interview over Skype, also found on YouTube, Waller, opens up about the many skills that he proudly builds on. Taking up graphic design at Troy University, Waller applied all that he learned and created a brand with so much variety and creativity that you would have to see for yourself! (www.notsostarvedartist.com)


On his website, viewers can find out who he is and what he creates. From art, to clothing, to fictional tales, you will find your self exploring for hours.

One portion in particular that caught my attention was his web-toon, comic series, "Ramen Shaman". From the storyline to the illustration, I was amazed at how well put together and realistic his work appeared.


His work was realistic in which I personally believe his fantasy world can be seen, read, and enjoyed by anyone! Take a look for yourself.

https://www.thinglink.com/scene/862179787114807298








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