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An interview with Travis Scott
Interviewer- Hi Travis, first of all I want to say that I think you´re a great artist, I love your songs! So, where are you from? Travis Scott- I’m American and I come from Texas. Interviewer-Why did you start creating hip hop songs? Travis Scott- Because I thought it was a good way to express my ideas and my feelings and also because it’s a very popular kind of music and it helps me to tell my messages to more people.
Interviewer-And what are your messages, what are your songs and popular videoclips about?
Travis Scott- My songs and my videoclips talk about my problems, my generation, the way we live, our frustrations, the “urban jungle” and that’s how I express my feelings.
Interviewer-Many people must feel like you, because you’re very popular. How is it to deal with so much popularity? Do you live well with it?
Travis Scott- Sometimes it’s hard. I want to live my life, have freedom and do all the things that all people do. But wherever I go, there is always a reporter, people around me trying to get an autograph. Basically, I don’t have much privacy. But I like to be a famous artist, because it means I reach lots of people and that’s really good.
Interviewer-Indeed! It was very nice talking to you, to know more about you and your songs. I wish the best to you and your carrear!
Travis Scott-It was very nice to meet you too! Thank you very much!
An interview with Leonardo da Vinci
Interviewer- Today we have the honor of interviewing one of the most generous man in the world of arts and culture: Leonardo da Vinci. Good afternoon Leonardo, tell us where are you from and what is your full name?
Leonardo da Vinci- Good afternoon, miss. I’m from Italy and I was born in a town called Anchiano. My full name is Leonardo di Ser Piero da Vinci. I was raised by my humble family in Vinci, near Florence- That’s because I’m called in Italian “da Vici”, it means in English “From the town of Vinci”.
Leonardo da Vinci- Good afternoon, miss. I’m from Italy and I was born in a town called Anchiano. My full name is Leonardo di Ser Piero da Vinci. I was raised by my humble family in Vinci, near Florence- That’s because I’m called in Italian “da Vici”, it means in English “From the town of Vinci”.
Interviewer-Interesting, I’ve never thought about it! Tell us how did you became an artist and what was your first drawing.
Leonardo da Vinci-I was very young when I started to work with a famous italian sculptor that worked in Florence. His name was Verrocchio. In his studio I’ve observed his art and I started wanting to have my own expression. Soon I became noticed as a painter in Florence and started to work for important people, like counts and dukes in Milan. One of my first drawings was the Vitruvian man. I was very pleased to do it, because expresses the perfect proportions, the idea of perfection.
Leonardo da Vinci-I was very young when I started to work with a famous italian sculptor that worked in Florence. His name was Verrocchio. In his studio I’ve observed his art and I started wanting to have my own expression. Soon I became noticed as a painter in Florence and started to work for important people, like counts and dukes in Milan. One of my first drawings was the Vitruvian man. I was very pleased to do it, because expresses the perfect proportions, the idea of perfection.
Leonardo da Vinci
Drawing of the Vitruvian man
Interviewer-What is your favourite work of art? And why?
Leonardo da Vinci-Mona Lisa, definitely. I was quite inspired when I made this mysterious feminine figure, with it’s quit and soft smile and a pair of eyes that look at us, the viewers, wherever we go!
Interviewer-I totally agree with you too, because it’s one of my favourite paintings in the world! Thank you so much for having this great opportunity of traveling in time and talk to one of the most generous artist in the world!
Leonardo da Vinci- It was a pleasure to meet a person of modern times, too! I’m very happy to see that my art is still loved
Leonardo da Vinci-Mona Lisa, definitely. I was quite inspired when I made this mysterious feminine figure, with it’s quit and soft smile and a pair of eyes that look at us, the viewers, wherever we go!
Interviewer-I totally agree with you too, because it’s one of my favourite paintings in the world! Thank you so much for having this great opportunity of traveling in time and talk to one of the most generous artist in the world!
Leonardo da Vinci- It was a pleasure to meet a person of modern times, too! I’m very happy to see that my art is still loved