
Name: Luis Miguel
Age: 36
Title: Contemporary Artist
Married/Single: Married
Kids: 3
City you live in: Phoenix
A typical day in my life includesâŚ
Morning prayers, Work out and create art
I was bornâŚ
August 1, 1984 Phoenix, Arizona
My favorite thing about ArizonaâŚ
I love Arizona weather and its beautiful scenery
I’m listening toâŚ
Motivational speaker’s, Instrumental music, Jazz, Hip-hop and Spanish guitar
My familyâŚ
My family is my world, especially my kids
If I could have dinner with anyone, it would beâŚ
It would be a wonderful experience to have dinner with Jay Z.
One thing I cannot live withoutâŚ
My creativity
When I was younger, I wanted to beâŚ
The best at drawing.
I’m inspired byâŚ
People like Jay Z that have worked hard and invested to reach their peak of success.
The one person who motivates me isâŚ
Me, I always look at myself in the mirror and remind myself to never give up.
If I could change anything in the world, it would beâŚ
One thing I would change in the world is violence, and we need PEACE!
The perfect day would beâŚ
When I am in my studio and in my own little world, painting and blocking everything and everyone around me.
My first job wasâŚ
My first job was at 15, working at a local grocery store
My favorite escapeâŚ
Going to the mountains and enjoying nature
My lifeâŚ
Is beautiful and not many people get to do what they enjoy doing every day
I’m currently working onâŚ
I am working on art on furniture and getting my website up and running

AlwaysâŚ
Think and be POSITIVE for every step you take in life
NeverâŚ
Never think negative if you missed a step in life.
Favorite QuoteâŚ
Salvador Dali âA true artist is not one who is inspired but one who inspires othersâ
Biggest DreamâŚ
My biggest dream is to someday have my art work put up in art museums world wide My Pet Peeve(s)⌠No creativity
More about Luis Miguel…
My name is Luis Miguel Avila, born and raised in Phoenix Arizona. I am a self-taught artist and painter. As a kid, all I wanted to do is draw, at school, and at home, the location did not matter because I had to release my creativity. As I got older my creativity grew as well to where I am now, creating masterpieces. Paintbrushes sit in jars as I find myself working primarily with a palette knife on canvas and everyday objects to include furniture. My objective is to spread a sense of joy, peace, and happiness that will resonate and capture emotions through my paintings making them relatable. I believe you should have a personal connection with the painting you are looking at, to draw you in âŚwhat I do to give it that personal connection is adding spontaneous colures, textures, and surreal designs to achieve that connection to the soul on each and every one of my paintings.