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Time to put up or shut up!
Well, I’m starting that novel that I’ve always threatened to do. For once, the work is all about what I want to create. There are no professors, clients, or partners, but what I want to draw and write. I’m also … Continue reading
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MFA Thesis Work: The Space Between
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BFA Thesis Work: The Gloaming – A series of 98 Drawings Juxtaposed to tell a story
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Relief Printing (Linoleum and Wood Block Printing)
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Spring 2013 Conte’ and Charcoal Drawings
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Lithography
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Semester 3 of Grad School – This semester was interesting in that I wanted to get back to drawing, I started playing with old techniques and thinking about idea process. It is best described as a preparatory semester for where … Continue reading
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