Studio Max, Flash and Lightwave. Like many students emerging into the workforce, he's optimistic but not 100 percent sure where he'll go from here. His technical adaptability may be what kick-starts his career when he leaves school. The internships have given him a sense of the kinds of opportunities out there for up and coming graphic illustrators and artists. Making the Improbable, Probable What Marro is very comfortable in is his own particular style of illustrative surrealism.
Surrealism is a means to displace the real from the unreal.
In terms of illustration, it compresses multiple thoughts into one image. His works use realistic images with a surreal twist and generally feature figures. Inspiration for scenes comes during dreams or while Marro jogs through the streets of Baltimore. Running is like a meditative time to think about work or what I need to do for the week. I'll see something on the street that inspires a thought, that will lead to another thought, and I'll write my ideas down when I get home.