Mark Anthony Jacobson is a woodland artist from Sioux Lookout, Ontario, who currently works and lives in British Columbia. A self-taught aboriginal artist, he discovered at a young age that the Creator blessed him with the artistic ability known as the woodland art movement.  Drawing traditional symbolism from within the subject matter of his aboriginal paintings, Mark Anthony Jacobson began to realize an energy of x-ray design was materializing in his native artwork. It was the visual language of life creation: the animals, the birds, the fish, the humanity and the energy of the spirit in all that there is in this beautiful universe.  Mark explained his artist talent is an ancestral right, given to the chosen ones by the Creator, and the old ones in the spirit world that seek to manifest their wisdom and experiences through the young apprentices, or disciples of the creative spirit. The ancestors see it all, what your heart is really driven by, Mark explained. Not all native artists understand this language of the spirit, that there is a responsibility in what you are creating. Some are driven by money, self importance, ego and selfish desires. This is not the way of our native ancestors, the great Ojibway.  Mark Anthony Jacobson has been creating native art for over 20 years now, and he says that he is a continuous willing student of the Creator's ways.