Oral history interview with Roy Boney
Title
Oral history interview with Roy BoneyNarrator
Boney, RoyDate
Description
Roy Boney, a professional artist, talks about growing up and being surrounded by the Cherokee language and culture. He explains his art education and how he felt drawn to drawing, illustrations, and graphic design. He describes some of the specific projects he has worked on and his current work with the Cherokee language. He discusses his creative style and preferred art mediums, like comic book illustrations and digital art. He mentions the work he does for the Cherokee Nation and how he likes to mix technology and art. He also comments on the social focus of his artwork and how much he enjoys talking to and teaching others about this kind of art.Interviewer
Little Thunder, Julie PearsonKeyword
Oklahoma Native Artists; Cherokee heritage; Digital art; Art educationSubject
Indians of North America; Artists; Interviews; Comics (Graphic works); Illustrated works; Computer artSpatial
Tahlequah, Oklahoma; Locust Grove, OklahomaCitation of material
Oklahoma Oral History Research Program-Oklahoma State UniversityFind It
