Meet Unscenefuture | Graphic Illustrator | Writer | Soul Searcher

We had the good fortune of connecting with Unscenefuture and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi UNscenefuture, what habits do you feel play an important role in your life?
I possess a deep passion and robust drive to create. Constantly working on my craft and pushing myself to get better. I’ve always had a healthy amount of supporters throughout my life. However, I rarely internalize the praise. Maybe I am my own worst critic, but I feel as if this mindset keeps me going. Networking with like-minded people also significantly pushed my career forward and maintaining those relationships. 

Alright, so let’s move onto what keeps you busy professionally?
In 2016, I took a leap of faith and relocated from Florida to Los Angeles on a whim and a job opportunity. At the time, I had only one acquaintance in the city, making it a risky move. However, I’m glad I made it. As I’ve advanced and progressed in my career, so has my network. It’s incredible to witness everyone’s success and continued triumph at a high level. It’s humbling to be in a vast pool when so many fail.

I believe what opened doors for me was my genuine nature and my commitment to keeping my word. Often, people move to LA and lose that human connection, as the city can sometimes feel impersonal. Nevertheless, when all is said and done, people prefer to work with individuals they genuinely like.

My biggest challenge would be patience. Sometimes, you have to play the background, support others when they’re in the spotlight until your moment arrives. You may take a pay cut, stay motivated even when you know you could be doing better, and trust in the process and your daily work ethic.

Currently, I’m excited about the projects I’m working on, but I can’t reveal too much yet. I’ll make more announcements on my Instagram account in the new year. I wouldn’t have been a part of these large-scale projects if I hadn’t taken a chance and moved to LA. It truly is a magical place where talented and gifted individuals can thrive. I hope my journey and my representation inspire others from similar backgrounds.

Let’s say your best friend was visiting the area and you wanted to show them the best time ever. Where would you take them? Give us a little itinerary – say it was a week long trip, where would you eat, drink, visit, hang out, etc.
Los Angeles offers a plethora of experiences for visitors. I recommend starting your trip with a Hollywood tour, followed by a night of bar hopping downtown. I love Wolves on Spring street. The BROAD is a must-visit, and the Arts District is a labyrinth of art galleries and shops. Check out EightyTwo and Apotheke for a special vibe. Girl & the Goat is one of the best elevated dining experiences in the area as well. If you’re lucky enough to find a after hours spot, you’ll experience true LA nightlife. For a romantic hike, head to Griffith Park, followed by a refreshing smoothie. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art is a must-see, and Melrose offers a diverse range of shops and restaurants, especially for vintage enthusiasts. West Hollywood is a popular destination, but I don’t spend much time there myself. Above all, find a spot downtown with a view, as there are many options, especially rooftop bars that offer stunning nighttime views.

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
I would say my circle of colleagues and friends in LA. To be exact and precise. This is my core circle.

@hellomelimeow
@mekkosuave_
@supertiredcowboy
@lateonsaturday
@kennyhailey
@moose.la
@blakericciardi
@yupiwonagain
@brian.gm
@kuro.__

Website: https://colourcollective.me/

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