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Interview - Liza Proch

Liza Proch, an artist from Texas, graciously gave her time to tell us more about her art, faith, & family. 

 What got you started in art? 

I’ve loved art ever since I was little!  My dad is an amazing artist, so being able to learn from him has been a huge gift. I’ve always loved experimenting with new techniques of painting, drawing, and lettering.

 Who inspires you to keep going through with your dreams on the tough days? 

My parents and siblings are the best cheerleaders. It’s so neat to be able to encourage each other in our creative pursuits, and inspire each other to push through the hard times!

 You're known for your art, but recently got started with "Willow City." Can you tell us more about it? 

Several years ago my three brothers and I realized we loved playing music together, and wanted to share that love with the world. We started Willow City, a pop-folk band, and have loved getting to tour around the U.S. sharing songs and the stories behind them!


What are 3 random facts that people probably don't know about you? 

I’m terrified of armadillos (An armored-rodent type animal that plagues Texas. Haha)
I’ve always been really interested in going to Uganda. 
I’ve always wanted a baby deer as a pet.

 What do you want people to go away with after reading/hearing your content?

 Inspiration. Each of us has unique qualities, and I think it’s so easy to get off track by comparing ourselves to others. I want to inspire others to use their gifts to glorify our Creator.
What's your favorite Bible verse & why?
Matthew 11:28-30: these verse are amazing! Such an incredible reminder from Jesus that, although life won’t always be easy, He promises to walk with us, teach us, guide us, carry us. And that’s with every moment of up-hill climbing!

Favorite color? 

Blush!

Favorite restaurant? 

Torchy’s Tacos!

A special thanks to Liza for her time & energy put into these questions! 

To check out Liza's art & see what she's up to, follow her on Instagram @lizaproch


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