What if you've been told you're not artistic enough to be an artist?

Willis "Bing" Davis knew he wanted to be an artist when he was 5 years old.

Art can be a great tool for expression.

Being a professional artist isn't all about the art.

Visual Arts, Dance, Drama, Writing, Spoken Word... they all work together.

Pigeonholing art into a 9 to 5 schedule doesn't always work.

The arts often spur shared experiences, which can open doors between people.

Finding your flow is personal, but it's an important part of creating art.

Art isn't a universal language, but it can be used to understand other cultures.

It can be nerve-wracking to share your work.

Using found objects can be a way of expanding one's appreciation of life and art.

It's easy to get stuck when you're working creatively, but how do you get into the flow?

There are many ways to work with clay and, in some ways, it's a microcosm for our society.

Willis "Bing" Davis creates wearable art, mostly from found objects.