Danna T. Covington is proving to be one of the hottest new artists to come along.  Her creative style and use of colors is unique to say the least.  Her eye catching work is soon to be greatly sought after.  Her subject matter is one that everyone can relate to. Be on the look out for this new artist.
-Jacob Briles,
Art Critic, Petersburg Carrier

Interview from Art Files Magazine
Interview by: Remington Powder

Remington:  Hey, Danna.  It's good to meet you.
Danna:  You too.
Remington:  Girl, you must be bad because I have been hearing a lot about you.
Danna:  I guess so.  People seem to like my work.
Remington:  I heard that you were very modest and humble.  Why is that?
Danna:  I was raised not to get too big headed.  You will always get knocked down eventually.  I was also taught to let your work and skills speak for themselves.
Remington:  On to your art.  Why do you use household items as your subject matter?
Danna:  My grandmother was a great cook.  I would sit in the kitchen as she cooked.  I just started drawing the kitchen items.  My grandmother thought it was cute.  I just kept drawing kitchen items.  One day, my grandmother said to me, "Child, go draw something else besides my kitchen.   Go draw something from the bathroom."  With that phrase, I began drawing household items.
Remington:  What's up with the toys that you draw?
Danna:  I loved to get toys.  I love to draw them also.   Having toys is a great part of childhood.  It helps children to develop their imagination.
Remington:  Who first discovered your work?
Danna:  It was someone at my mother's job.  My mother had some of my drawings at her desk.  A lady by the name of Vickie MacFarland saw them and took an interest in my work.  She asked my mother to get some of my best drawings together in a portfolio.  The rest is history.
Remington:  So, you became a famous artist.
Danna:  Something like that.
Remington:  What do you hope to accomplish in the future?
Danna:  Hopefully, I will be able to open my own gallery someday and promote the work of other artists.
Remington:  That's a good dream.  I hear you work at a youth center teaching art classes.  Tell me about that.
Danna:  Yea, I work at the South Petersburg Youth Center teaching art classes.  It's a joy to work with young artists.  They are very eager to learn.  They are always asking questions.  I am glad to do what I can to nurture young artists.
Remington:  Like I said earlier, it was nice meeting you.  Good luck with all of your future endeavors.
Danna:  Thank you.